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Story December 27, 1940

The Mahnomen Pioneer

Mahnomen, Mahnomen County, Minnesota

What is this article about?

In Hutchinson, Mrs. Gerald Barrie's goldfish have grown to perch size after summer in the pond and now live in the family bathtub, forcing the household to use a wash tub and sparking discontent.

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Goldfish Enjoy Living Quarters In Bathtub

Hutchinson—Mrs. Gerald Barrie of Hutchinson is wishing that someone in her city ran a winter boarding house for oversized goldfish. Having spent the summer months in the great outdoors in the Barrie pond, the goldfish have attained the size of perch and require nothing less than the family bathtub to maintain life. Which is all very well for the goldfish as they frolic and play luxuriously in the tropical heat of the Barrie bathtub oblivious to the sour note they have introduced into the household. But the family is beginning to grumble about having to go back to the oldfashioned wash tub and Mrs. Barrie fears revolt in the near future unless she soon finds suitable living quarters for her pets.

What sub-type of article is it?

Curiosity Animal Story

What themes does it cover?

Family Misfortune

What keywords are associated?

Goldfish Bathtub Oversized Pets Hutchinson Family Inconvenience

What entities or persons were involved?

Mrs. Gerald Barrie

Where did it happen?

Hutchinson

Story Details

Key Persons

Mrs. Gerald Barrie

Location

Hutchinson

Story Details

Mrs. Gerald Barrie's oversized goldfish, grown large after summer in the outdoor pond, now occupy the family bathtub, causing the household to revert to using an old-fashioned wash tub and prompting grumbles about the pets' living quarters.

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