Baa the Lamb Turns Cat at Central Park Zoo
Keeper Bill Snyder recalls Baa the lamb adopted catlike habits in the zoo. The sheep befriended a kitten, learned to climb, hunt sparrows, and dine on cat liver and fish, prompting jokes about her future in the fold.
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Bill Snyder
Central Park
Cence
Snyder
New York
Bill
Larhbhood
Baa O
Lill
Baa
Hay House
Crowley
Lion House
Jack Rier
Iften
Bastay
Litten
Basa
Sheehan
Mike Sheehan
Turriorg
Elephant House
Amith
Goat Range
Eighty second year at Varsity opens with record enrollment
Tuscaloosa Alabama September 7 1911 the eighty second year of the university opened with record new student enrollment the largest ever seen and a busy campus as offices filled and improvements around Clark Manly and Garland Halls were completed with a transformed quad and new concrete walks and a circular driveway around the Senior fountain prepared to handle the influx of students and faculty plans.
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Tuscaloosa
Ale
Universty
Wvonny
Leas Barnwell
Vousery
Creninedar
Ediversit
Sharer
Houser
Clark
Manly
Garland
Nebraska Congressman Demands House Probe of Shoe Machinery Case
Congressman Norris of Nebraska announced plans to press the House Judiciary Committee for an investigation into Judge Putnam and the secret hearings in the shoe machinery trust case. He also will push a bill to prevent such actions, criticizing closed-door handling of a matter affecting the public. Norris emphasized concerns over stock distribution in the United Shoe Machinery Company and sought accountability.
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Norris
Nebraska
House
Washington
Federal District Court
Boston
Putnam
Department of Justice
West
Thutham
House Judiciary Committee
Shoe Machinery Trust
United Shoe Machinery Company
Stork
Creola Notes Highlight Local Activity and Movers
Creola residents report regular services and a box social at the Creola school house on Sept. 15 for church funds. Northern farmers and visiting relatives are noted, including Mr. Thaxton’s plan for a large plantation, Mrs. White’s health, and contractor Mariley & Coatstock building homes in Malcolm with local carpenters.
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Carl Preer
Creols
Creola School House
Ollie Ellison
Prichard
BE. Balyeat
Balyeat
Montgomery
Satsuma
Thaxton
Ile
Adrian
Mich
South
Oi. Rathburo
Mr. Rathburd
Alwyn White
Binghamton
N. Y
J. J. Marshall
Marshall
William Lister
Bayou la Latre
Ala
Railroad Commission
Pennsylvania
James Meyers
Paul Acker
E. L. Hatter
Hatter
T. A. Hatter & Son
N. Fath
Mobile
Bidney J. Ellison
Sarah Lister
J. Lister
Saraland
Mariley & Coatstock
Malcolm
Il. Lewis
J. Burrage
Denunciation of Ex Governor Comer by Sydney J Bowie
Sydney J Bowie issues a formal rebuttal to former Governor Comer’s Greenville speech. He denounces as utterly false the insinuation that he would bow to Archbold Ryan Belmont Morgan and Rockefeller if in Congress. Bowie defends his six years in the Fourth District, notes his open record, and defends Judge Jones against Comer’s attacks.
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U.gussman
Greenville
Scores Corer
Jones
Sydney J. Bowie
Mer. B. B. Comer
Congress
Archbold
Ryan
Belmont
Morgan
Rockefeller
Comer
Bowie
P. Sid Bowie
Smith
Montgomery
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Alabama
Washington
Mr. Comer
Reese
Con
Fourth
Comiece
Mfmer Wan Peoaced
United States
Supreme Court of the
Uni States
Young
M. H. Smith
Frank &. White
Samuel D. Wontar
Richa: . Walker
H. C. Selheimer
Horace Stringfellow
Alexander M. Garber
Overnor
Corser Tuniaben
R Attac
Dudge Jones
Ju Jones
Decca
Supreme Court of the U Tedtates
Conetlatin Sagi
Commerce Court
Nate Wits
Rae
Supreme Court of the Uni
Feo Va A
Supreme Court
United
Supreme
Supreme Court of the United States
Thorington
Col
W. A. Gunter
Oren
Mitlen H. Smith
Wee
Mississippi
Florida
Rgia
Sds
Ace of the Earth
Louisville and
Nashvil Company
Anon
Eventtones Co
Supreme Nga
Bouleville and Nashville Railroad
Mallo
O'Neal
Nesbitt
Supreme ‘Court of States
Setichideas
Isonally
Poli Roe Ee
Cates
Sydney J. Powre
Revival at Bayou La Batre Church Continues
Rev J D Hartzog has held revival services at the Methodist Church for a week. Yates and wife return to Texas after weeks at their summer home. Lonny English returns to Durbar Louisiana after days with Woham Smee. English injured a foot but not seriously. Maggie rrof Mobile visits Lucy Smee. Kine and family relocate to Bicxt. Phi Collins, a passenger conductor, rests. C. Davis seen on the streets.
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J. D. Hartzog
Methodist
Gots
Yates
Texas
Aldmen
Lonny English Hhas
Durbar
Woham Smee
English Burt
Maggie'rrof
Mobile
Lucy Smee
Kine
Bicxt
Phi Collins
C.davis
Laughing gas and ether in 19th century anesthesia debate
The article discusses various anesthesia methods including chloroform ether nitrous oxide and hypnotism with emphasis on the popularity and safety concerns of ether in New York. It notes surgeons rely on gases to dull pain while acknowledging risks and costs associated with each technique.
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New York
Cain
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