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The Town Crier, v.14, no.12, Mar. 22, 1919
Page 1 includes interior photograph of the newest Chauncey Wright restaurant at 1st Ave. and Marion St. The restaurant is further described on page 16. Page 3 includes portrait of James Anderson Wood, former editor of the Town Crier and new editor of the Post-Intelligencer. Page 4 article ""The Sensation"" discusses the case of Ruth Garrison, arrested for poisoning Grace E. Storrs, the wife of her love interest Douglas Storrs. Page 11 article features advertisement for the Curtis Studio "" for the first time displaying the favored portrait of the late Colonel Roosevelt.""
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- 1919-03-22
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