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DAUGHTER OF THEODULE DAIGLE BURNED
Crowley Signal, February 6, 1904
News Article from Adadia Parish
Submitted by Winston Boudreaux, 2006

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DAUGHTER OF THEODULE DAIGLE BURNED
Crowley Signal, February 6, 1904
      Miss Daigle, the daughter of Theodule Daigle, a well known farmer whose 
place is located in Prairie Hayes was seriously burned Sunday, receiving 
injuries that resulted nearly fatally.
      The unfortunate young woman’s health was impaired to some extent in her 
childhood, making her somewhat irresponsible. Sunday she was standing in a 
room in which there was a fire and it is thought that her skirts came into 
contact with the flames. Her cries of anguish attracted other members of the 
family, who found her writhing in her burning clothing. The flames were 
promptly extinguished, and the physician who was hastily summoned did 
what he could to alleviate her intense suffering. It is hoped the deplorable 
accident will not terminate fatally.