Birmingham Man Drowned After Missing Week
Coroner Perry ruled accidental death in the drowning of 69 year old Birmingham resident Netthlof Birmingham, a National Tube Co employee. His body was found near the LaPorte Bridge after he reportedly fell into the Black River while disembarking from a Grafton bound car. He had been missing since March 6.
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Feuders of Armour Institute and Minister Passes
The feuders of the Armour Institute and one of the era’s noted ministers died this March two days after heart disease struck him. Dr Gunssauwils led Central Church for twenty years and was famed as a deputy leader before announcing the inter allied pane council would halt official talks with Germany on indemnity until war responsibility and war crime questions are settled. Noted quote referenced German sentiments. Boston obituary notes William Lawrence Hookser known as Uncle Josh in The Old Homestead, who died after a long stage career.
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Rheumatism Leaves You Forever Warns Curious Patent Pitch
A dubious health ad touts Allenrhu as a cure for rheumatism claiming dramatic relief for long suffering patients. It names Mr Janes H Alen as the discoverer and urges readers to purchase through Crain Walls Pharmacy and others.
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Noted Educator Dies Chicago March 17
Noted educator Frank W. Gunsaulus, president and leader in Chicago education, died March 17. The article outlines his influential role in shaping schools and civic reform.
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Amherst and Huron Highs Face Friday Matchups
Amherst and Huron clubs prepare for Friday games at Muron with both boys and girls teams active. The girls beat their earlier rivals while the boys fell to the same opponent, shaping the season's balance.
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Paris Brief Notes Briand Ovation After Speech
Paris dispatch describes Premier Briand receiving an ovation after a speech in Paris. The report mentions public reaction and ongoing Franco-German tensions as context for the moment.
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Peterson's Ointment Claimed Cure For Eczema And Piles
Sayer Mary Hill of Pittsburgh praises Peterson's Ointment for curing years of eczema and itching piles. A testimonial from Racine Wisconsin and Racine addresses, noting relief and urging mail orders.
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Detected Rhine demon shows changes since 1870
A brief note indicates that a detected Rhine demon demonstrates that something has happened since 1870. The fragment implies ongoing observations or interpretations of historical events connected to the Rhine region and a demon figure. Names, dates, or places are not clearly stated in the readable text.
Packinghouse Workers Weigh Strike Sentiment
Chicago March 17 representatives of packinghouse workers plan to attend a Washington conference to discuss strike methods. Sentiment favors a strike with 35 percent of Chicago packinghouse employees voting for one.
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Labor delegates named for Washington conference
Denver, Fort Worth, Omaha and other packing centers show atong strike zones as Deona Lane secretary of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America and Attorney Redmon 8 Brennan head the labor delegation to the Washington conference.
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