Buried Alive Mystery Ended By Ring's Return
Eleanor Brownlee is found alive in her coffin after her funeral when a would be thief Paul Anderson cuts her finger to steal a large diamond ring. The ring causes a return to life, sparking a tense reveal to her husband John Brownlee and children. Anderson confesses, and the ring is given back to the family with proceeds to aid the children.
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Eleanor Brownlee
Traul Anderson
Totty
Paul
Brownlee
Biot Forte
Paul Anderson
Eleanor Brown
Ree
Anderson
John Brownlee
Nursal
Trrowanlee
Ondering
Rev
Eleanor Browne
Eleanor
Jos
Pani “Anderson
Bin
Marital Notice and Bird Tongue Facts Snapshot
The report notes a June wedding in Washington and blends it with a curious extract from the Chicago Record-Herald on woodpecker and parrot tongues. It describes woodpecker tongue use for prey capture with sticky secretions and parrots’ tongues aiding speech, plus hummingbird tongue structure for rasping prey.
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Orman Simctarch
Natura
Shington
Menolone
Chicago
The Ant Eater and Other Snippets in Brief
A collage of curiosities describes the ant eater with a long tubular tongue used to sweep up ants, its teethless jaws, and its four foot length. It also mocks cosmetic vanity with a perfumed cloud and makeup, then pairs excerpts from various papers including a Washington Star item and a New York Sun note on salmon feeding, plus light humor about Polk and a landlord.
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London Express
Washington Star
New York Sun
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Tanen
Satin
Evove
Andrew
the Ant Eater
Polk
Duke
Outsville Courier Journal
Wyndaere
Sheyenne Tips
Shell and Mr. Subscribers
Uetar
Hanson
The
Northwestern Telephone Exchange Company
H. Schultz Hardware Co
North Dakota
J. C. Brunkhorst
4Th St. So
Gus Wehner
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4Th St
Oak Ave