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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1924
Page
7
An observed preference by deer to move with the wind to mask scent from predators like timber wolves and mountain lions. The note describes deer pausing to drink only when not tainted by enemies and recalls a stag with a thirty inch antler spread squeezing between trees twenty four inches apart while sprinting at about forty miles per hour.
A German police dog named Massage, stolen from Mrs Maude Ohert, was returned after detectives linked the dog to tenant John Burkhardt at the Ober t residence. The pair were traced to New York City and later located. Judge ordered the dog to be taken home, where he then broke his fast.
In a New York store nursery an infant was left by a missing mother from Hoboken. Anna Irean, in charge, escorted the 6 month old to West Thirtieth Street police station. Mrs Mary McLaughlin of the station house could not feed the baby. Alvina Krause, 20, of Hoboken, claimed the infant named Krause and denied the petty larceny charge for $4 underwear unpaid at Macy's. Krause was taken to the cell, then reunited with the baby. mother and child spent the night together.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. Henry Steding, six years old, endured two dangerous rescues as her home burned. She returned to save a canary and treasures, aided by her fox terrier and Policeman Walsh, suffering burns to face and hands but expected to recover.
The report tracks Wheat Corn and Oats prices with July September and December futures. Livestock receipts in Chicago and Indianapolis show slow markets with bulls and hogs varying by weight and grade.
In Topeka, a motorist gave an elderly Louisiana farmer a ride, the farmer marveling at the car. They sped along for six to seven miles before steering gear failed and they hit a tree, with little harm. The farmer commented on the pace and offered to fill his pipe.
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