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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1922
Page
6
A long historical narrative contrasts the 1857 Burdell dentist murder with the later enigmatic Pamela grave tale. It recalls the bloody crime, trials, and acquittal surrounding Mrs Cunningham and others, then shifts to Parisian lore of Pamela the famed but nameless beauty and her elusive origins.
Tourists in Montmartre visit a famous Paris cemetery area. They pause by a modest headstone as guides recount Pamela's identity. The brief scene notes curiosity about who Pamela was and the local lore surrounding her grave.
A well dressed fifteen year old girl was knocked off her feet by a large dog on Grand street near Broadway. She struck her head on a stone, cutting a three inch gash, and lay senseless for about two hours before regaining consciousness. Citizens question how long such dangerous nuisances violate city ordinances.
A light exchange between Natural and Mr Shott How about the new pay as you enter gates. Pott notes it feels natural like entering his home on Saturday night. The playful dialogue hints at a casual review of the new entry system.
A young pig named Little Black Squealer enjoys a zoo home with a head keeper and visitors. He grunts to talk, loves back scratching, milk, and bran, and looks forward to companionship and pet life despite his tender age.
A humorous exchange centers on the human skeleton. John claims to have swallowed an extra bone during dinner, prompting a teacher to remark that the body normally has 108 bones. The dialogue plays on this anatomical fact with a playful twist.
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