Gertrude Ederle Said To Be Superstitious
The article reports on Gertrude Ederle's superstitions surrounding her training and public appearances. It mentions beliefs about ice breaking bringing luck, confidence increasing after certain cues, and preferences during dives and swims, with references to a bathing cap and a rainy day routine.
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Gertrude Ederle
Gertrude Piderie
Weilee
Teli
Herpmas
Fragmentary OCR of a local page item
Readable portions mention a dated event connected to a renderer and a wary tone. The fragmentary text hints at a person or group facing a difficult task or conflict but provides no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
Texas Oklahoma Fair Opens With Pageant of Progress
The fifth annual Texas delahbows fair opened Saturday in Wichita Falls under favorable conditions. Thousands attend as livestock, poultry, and exhibits fill barns and tents. Highlights include a radio opened program with President Hamilton and Secretary Shepherd, a Pageant of Progress, auto and motorcycle races, a Sunday radio sermon, and a rodeo. Children and Wichita Falls Day are planned with the fair closing Thursday.
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W. B. Hamilton
RR. E. Shepherd
Hamilton
Texas
Oklahoma
Hal Worth
Hal ©. Worth
Southwest
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
Denver
Theodore Roosevelt
Frank M. Richardson
Methodist
de Paola
Fog Horn Clancy
Cowboy Artist Exhibit Draws Crowd at Local Store
An obscure cowboy artist displays paintings in a local shop window drawing nods from residents and visitors. The piece highlights themes of ranch life and frontier spirit, with community members praising the artist’s style and craft.
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