Aurel ia Consolidated School Notes
First Grade pupils show strong attendance with twenty seven perfects this six week period. Students study arithmetic, spelling progress, reading growth, science and health, plus weather and seasonal topics. Junior senior banquet celebrates seniors with blue and silver decor, a four course dinner, and a musical program by the school quartet and various ensembles.
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Orval Myles
Myrna Jean Thomas
Clifford Coombs
James Marcus
Herbert Langwit
Wison
Bronnes
Betty Grienke
Pauline Dreyer
Wness
Arthur Daniels
Robert Dunn
Frances Fussler
Galen Gilbert
Ruby Grieme
Barbara Krumpp
Doris Magnuson
Robert McKiniis
Tlavald Nelson
Maxine Nielsen
Donald Wieland
Gretchen Wieland
Dean Will
Etter
Anth
Betty Anderson
Donald Bengtson
Kennith Avis
George Wrady
Herbert Carlson
Harold Fer
Myrna Grienke
Steward Cgustafsen
Gloria Warden
LaVenne Dirden
Wilford Kolpin
Helen Tulson
Gladys Whiting
Lucille Will
Beverly Walter
Hetty Anderson
Myra Ciaienko
Gloria Thuden
Helen Paulson
Enjus
Ue Wilson High School sUingil Quartet
Cherokee
Jloudcoud
Florence Blanch
Joyce Nelson
Qpal Erickson
el Solo
Kathleen
Burdette McKinnis
CAP AND BELLS CAP AND BELLS
Fragmentary dialogue between a confident young man and a hesitant young woman about marriage. The man suggests marriage while the woman, startled, questions him. He departs after a brief exchange, leaving her pondering the decision and her feelings.
Morals and Music in a Fortune's Afterglow
A social tale notes a man who made a large fortune begins a cultural push with a reception and concert. Asked about his choice, he inquires if the pianist can perform, deeming morals irrelevant to talent. The remark underscores art over conduct in a society page vignette from a Le gion Monthly excerpt.
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Anerie
Legion Monthly
Dining Hours Questioned by Molar Excavities
The Bristol Express reports odd exchange about dining hours labeled “From six to eight for all except the committee.” A quoted line suggests “The committee is at liberty at any time to…” with fragmented phrasing and unclear meaning.
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Ric 5
Bristol Express
Curtain calls and a house furnisher in verse
A quirky exchange pivots on a misheard phrase about a man famed for curtain calls. The punchline reveals a miscommunication where the speaker suggests a mafineeuol, then corrects to a huge furnisher, implying a swooning over theatrical attention and a home goods seller.
College joke lifts Josh’s morale in news from campus
Farmer Corntas Sel reports his son Josh is not thriving in classes or football at college. Yet Josh has had a joke accepted by the college magazine, signaling a small positive moment in an otherwise quiet career.
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Josh
Farmer Corntassel
Impossible Solomon Travel Joke Sparks Conversation
A quip about King Solomon and travel prompts a playful exchange. Stan jokes about a man wandering nowhere after bidding farewell to Kissy and a thousand wives, highlighting a humorous misinterpretation of Solomon's journeys.
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King Solomon
Stan
Kissy
Do you think I would learn to be a moving picture actor
A dialogue fragment notes a mentor advising the actor to study expressive emotion through a heaving chest to convey surprise fear night or other feelings. The exchange emphasizes practical acting technique as a memorable lesson.
A Particular Miss Arthur flirtation scene dialogue
A brief stage exchange notes Miss Arthur and Life Sister in a confrontation over intimate advances. Life Sister rebuffs the unsolicited kiss and asserts standards against “all the gentlemen.”
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Miss Arthur
Surprising Senate Remarks Raise Ballot Box Question
Senator Sorgham notes unexpected moments in voting with a joke comparing ballots to a Jack in the Box, saying surprises occurred occasionally and left officials unsure what they were working with in the process.
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Sorgham
Margin talk in slang exchange from Pa and boy
A playful exchange shows Pa explaining stock buying on margin as being on the verge of losing money. The dialogue uses phonetic slang to illustrate financial risk awareness across generations.
No Armchair Judge Size of the Rocks Case
Comic courtroom sketch where an officer complains about the rocks used to rock his wife to sleep. The judge dismisses the case but remarks on the unusual evidence as humorous banter in a small-town hearing.
Just the Thing Letter to Dorothy Expressing Feelings
A brief, enigmatic line hints at writing to Dorothy with a message that conveys affection without substantive content. The speaker contemplates expressing love in a letter that carries little substantive meaning beyond emotion.
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Dorothy
Bedlington Terrier Not Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
Descriptive portrait of the Bedlington terrier noting deceptive appearance and temper while highlighting its sporting nature. Discusses build, coat twist tendency, head shape, long neck, and proportional hind legs, with emphasis on its refined nose and agile movement.
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Bedlington
Wendy Tike
Aamie Chet Wachdiye
Heman
Sulphur A Vital Mineral In Many Industries
Sulphur is praised not only as a match ingredient and medical additive but as a key mineral for chemists and manufacturers. It supports production across alcohol, fertilizers, dyes, plastics, explosives, foods, textiles, and many more, with a partial list highlighting its broad industrial reach.
Seeing Without Eyes In Blind Fish, Hidden Senses Discovered
A description of blind fish navigating rocky pools using an internal sensory organ. The text notes a channel along each side of salmon family fish and a fluid-filled cell containing nerves, implying a sensory system beyond vision. The discovery of the organ of thin sense is mentioned as a recent finding.
Fish sense danger through water pressure and light rays
A Herald report notes fish respond automatically to pressure changes as depth varies and when encountering obstacles. It claims fish can see in foggy water using light rays unseen by humans, with clear photos possible only on photorealistic plates.
Eskimo Igloos Built of Wood and Driftwood
Driftwood igloos along the International boundary between Russian Siberia and the United States are built in trenches with long underground passages connecting them. Walrus openings provide light, and Eskimos store clothing in alcoves before entering the igloos.
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Russian Siberia
United States
Great Eastern steamship and transatlantic cable effort
The Great Eastern, completed in England in 1857, was among the first large cargo and passenger steamships. Intended to run England to Australia, it never sailed that route due to insufficient engine power, but it played a key role in laying the first transatlantic cable.
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Great Eastern
England
Australia
Master of Fools in Sudan Village Creats Odd Education
In a Sudanese tribe a Master of Fools fines locals for folly. A New York writer recounts a man who hired a thief as his donkey boy and awoke to find both boy and donkey vanished, leaving the man heavily fined for his trust.
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Sudan
Africa
W. D. Allen
New York City
Collier's Weekly
Surtax in the United States and its scope
The text explains surtax as a special tax added to ordinary taxes. It notes it is a graduated income tax in the United States, imposed on the portion of an individual’s net income that exceeds a defined amount.
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United States
Nature’s germs shape city health resilience
The text explains how most people encounter germs daily but seldom fall ill, noting that repeated exposure fortifies immunity and can disrupt epidemics. It suggests natural immunity builds over time, with no single event causing widespread sickness.
Bermuda’s Colorful History The Wisters of Bermuda
A fragmentary note recalls Bermuda’s discovery by German explorers, its capitulation to British expansion, early settlement by Virginia colonists at St George, and Somers’ voyage ending with Bermuda’s colonization, as reflected in a Washington Post clipping.
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Bermuda
Washington Post
Paar de Bermdes
George Ramers
Parks
Virginia
Ile
St. George
Jamestown
Somers
Canadians Live Longer Leaving Outhe Province of one
Canadians live longer leaving out the province of one. The text notes that residents in certain areas, including white residents, appear to have longer lifespans in the United States.
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Tere
Canadling
Utter States
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