Green eightfoot snake terrorizes shipyard crew in Delaware
At Bethlehem Shipbuilding in Wilmington, workers at the Tuyamel boat repair found a green 11 foot snake and swarms of scorpions and tarantulas in the vessel hold. Ventilation failed to deter the pests, panicking crews until volunteers entered with tools and weapons. the reptile and arachnids vanished, work suspended for a time.
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Wilmington
Del
Harlan Plant
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Tuyamel
Tuyamel Fruit Company
New Orleans
Wwork
Defies Gale in Barrel Rescues Officer at Sea
Plymouth reports Chief Officer Weldon of the American steamer Bloomington was saved after six hours amid a gale in the Bay of Biscay. The Bloomington towed a stranded Spanish schooner Manuel Tampa, sending Weldon and four men aboard. A gale sank the tow, and the mate, later found afloat in a barrel, drowned.
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Plymouth
England
Barré&I
Bay of Biscay
Weldon
Bloomington
New Orleans
Manuel Tampa
Bloomingtons
Ohioan Broke Into Jail and Will Remain There
Fieldy Hubbard broke into the Columbus city workhouse and faces burglary charges. A caller warned of a burglar in the workhouse, prompting police to respond. Hubbard was found fumbling over desks in the office and claimed he sought refuge from thugs.
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Fieldy Hubbard
Columbus
Penitentiary
Hubbard
Potter Nebraska header notice from 1912
This line records the mailing classification stating second class matter at Potter Nebraska post office on March 22 1912 under the 1879 act.
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Potter
Nebraska
School year ahead in Potter with guardrails for safety
The town anticipates a fresh school term a week from Monday as teachers return and students fill the streets again. Officials urge slowing traffic after Chappell fines brought in 125 dollars from speed violators. a warning that a serious accident could occur if speeding continues. A sign on Review office stairs, mistakenly reading Keep Upright, prompts readers to enter safely.
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Potter
Chappell
Paper Shortage May Bring Back Stone Age
In a wry critique of government printing costs, the piece notes lawmakers once used parchment for bills and laments soaring sheepskin prices. It suggests Congress may accept parchment substitutes or even stone tablets if rag prices rise, poking fun at fiscal choices.
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Washington
Congress
The Country Weekly Defines Local News Focus
The Country Weekly of Auburn Indiana emphasizes its role as the home paper for families on farms, offering tightly focused local news that large city papers miss. It highlights its close ties to community life, ambitions, triumphs, and disappointments, aiming to serve readers where daily papers cannot.
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Little Farm
Good
Country Weekly
News
Auburn
Indiana
Retribution for the Withered Arm’s Death in War's Wake
Denver Post reflects on Kaiser Wilhelm and Prince Joachim, linking their fates to World War I, and arguing that the ex-Kaiser deserves no sympathy as the world mourns those slain by his conquests while Joachim dies by his own hand.
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Prince Joachim
Germany
England
France
America
Wilhelm
Russia
Prussia
Flanders Fields
Soissons
Chateau
Blanc Mont
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Joachim
Denver -Post
Aristophanes favored slang in his pre Christian era writings
The fragment notes Aristophanes preferred slang in his works before the Christian era, highlighting his linguistic experimentation.
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Aristophenes
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Gunderson Hotel
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