BOYD WORTH MULLINS BOY, 8, LIKES SMELL OF GAS; LOSES LIFE Because he liked the smell of gas and knew nothing of its deadly effects, Boyd Worth Mullins, 8 years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Mullins of Keaton, is dead. The youth was missing only a short time from his home last Friday afternoon when he was found unconscious near a gas pump in the yard of his home. The boy was rushed to the Paintsville Hospital where Dr. Paul B. Hall said he had been dead about ten minutes. It was said that the little fellow, who had been raised up in the gas field, always had enjoyed the smell of fumes from gas wells. Apparently he had been purposely inhaling the gas fumes and had become unconscious from the effects. Paintsville Herald Thursday November 11, 1937
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