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[milltownhistoricalsociety]

This Day in History: April, 18th 1919

... got the big fire extinguisher from the railroad and did splendid work, assisted by the Raritan River railroad employees

Oil Stove Explodes and Threatens Home MILLTOWN, April 18 – What looked for a time as though it would spread into a dangerous fire and necessitate the calling of the fire company started yesterday morning at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Frank Reed, on Washington Avenue, when an oil stove exploded on the second floor of the building. Miss Helen Zogg, a sister of Mrs. Reed, who was in the room at the…

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[milltownhistoricalsociety]

This Day in History: April 15th, 1915

" ...certainly was bold to attempt what he did in broad daylight. "

MILLTOWN SCENE OF DARING ROBBERY IN DAYLIGHT MILLTOWN, April 15.-The corner of Kuhlthau Avenue and Main Street, Milltown, was the scene of a bold broad daylight robbery yesterday afternoon, sometime between 2:30 and 4:00 o’clock. While no definite statement was made as to who committed the theft of a pocketbook containing a small sum of money, the victim of the outrage, Miss Elizabeth…

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[milltownhistoricalsociety]

This Day in History: January 5th, 1907

January 5th, 1907 - Noted Armless Man is Dead

Noted Armless Man is Dead John Fuchs, of Milltown, Who Hunted, Fished, and Rowed, Succumbs to Paralysis. MILLTOWN, Jan. 5 – John Fuchs, the armless man of Milltown, died this morning at 8 o’clock. He was almost seventy-nine years of age. He was struck with paralysis on New Year’s Day and had been unconscious since. He leaves a younger brother, Michael Fuchs, of Highland Park, and his only…

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[brianfrench1995]

Information Search Process (ISP) Carol Kuhlthau 1991 Library

[littlewolflibrarian]

Misread the word Inguiry in “Kuhlthau’s Guided Inquiry in the school library sector” as Injury, and “Kuhlthau’s Guided Injury in the school library sector” suddenly sounded a lot more serious!