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Sisseton, Roberts County, South Dakota
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In Pittsburgh, a cork leg fell from a speeding automobile near the Pennsylvania railroad depot, causing a woman to faint. The elderly driver, A. J. Limper from Harrisburg, Pa., returned to retrieve it after a jolt knocked it off.
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One Woman Faints, but Revives to Learn It Is Cork
Pittsburgh.--Several hundred persons stood aghast when a leg, well stockinged and shod, fell from an automobile that sped by the Pennsylvania railroad depot. A woman fainted and was revived in time to see the auto returning.
"Has any one seen a leg around here?" asked an elderly man, leaning out of the car. "Ah, thanks," he added gratefully as a man who had been bold enough to pick up the leg handed it to him. "A jolt knocked off my cork leg. Thanks again. If you ever lose a leg in my town let me know if I can be of any service to you."
Putting his leg under his arm, the elderly man in the car presented a card, "A. J. Limper, 108 Allison street, Harrisburg, Pa."
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Pittsburgh
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a woman fainted but revived; the cork leg was returned to the owner without injury.
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A leg fell from a speeding automobile near the Pennsylvania railroad depot, startling onlookers including a woman who fainted. The driver returned, revealed it was his cork leg knocked off by a jolt, and retrieved it after thanking a bystander.