“Dog Was Mad,” from
the March 2, 1922 issue of the Rockingham
Post-Dispatch
A red-bone hound
belonging to A.H. Farmer, one mile north of town, went mad Tuesday and bit or
bit at, several persons. Mr. Farmer and Mr. Lake Maske killed the animal after
it had bit at the former and sent the head Tuesday night to the State
Laboratory at Raleigh for examination. A telegram came back Wednesday that the
dog was mad.
Henry Wallace
carried his little boy Bill and Lake Maske carried his daughter Mary this
morning to Raleigh to take the Pasteur treatment. The dog tried to bite Hurley
and Walter Farmer, but did not break the skin. He bit at Mr. Farmer and a
slight incision was made in Mr. Farmer’s left leg, but Mr. Farmer is confident
the animal’s teeth did not break through. Neither Mr. Farmer nor his boys went
to Raleigh, they not feeling alarmed. A local physician has ordered the
treatment and will give it to them here.
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