On Episode 17, I read Have You Seen Junior's Grades and Other Sensational Items, from The Sandusky Register, March 23, 1927 and The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune, December 11, 1922.

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On Episode 16, I read Killed By A Shot Put, And More, from The Connecticut Western News, March 27, 1902.

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On Episode 15, I read A Suicide, The Dropsy, and Foul Play Suspected, from The Bradford Era, Bradford, PA. Friday April 8, 1892.

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On Episode 14, I read A Murder and The Death Record, from The Brownstown Banner, Brownstown, Indiana, Wednesday January 10, 1912.

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On Episode 13, I read part 2 of the obituaries from The Brooklyn Standard Union, August 25, 1915.

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On Episode 12, I read part 1 of the obituaries from The Brooklyn Standard Union, August 25, 1915.

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On Episode 11, I read the obituaries from The Stanberry Herald, Stanberry, Gentry County, Missouri, Thursday December 7, 1916.

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On Episode 10, I read the obituaries from the Thursday October 2, 1919 edition of The Republican Journal, from Darlington, Wisconsin.

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On Episode 9, I read A Gasoline Tragedy, the tragic story of the death of a little girl, from the Thursday August 7, 1913 edition of The Meridan (Kansas) Ledger.

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On Episode 8, I read the obituaries from the Thursday March 14, 1918 edition of The Manhattan Republic, Manhattan Kansas.

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