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Port Huron Times
Thursday, 29 July 1875

         For some time past a crazy woman has been wandering
       around the streets annoying people and frightening 
       little children and nervous women. One day last week
       she concluded that she needed a change of clothing
       and having only one suit she resolved that it was wash-
       day. Entering the water in the slip opposite the Public
       Square, she divested herself of her clothing, garment
       by garment, washed them and hung them up to dry. When
       "all the washing was out" the woman took a comfortable
       seat on a log in the edge of the water and commenced
       whistling, "Down by the Sea Shore, I'm Thinking of
       Thee, Love."
       
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