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Seattle parks stage calico cat derby draws crowds in stunt
Denton Record Chronicle reports Seattle officials staged a park stunt dubbed the put out the cat derby with five men in nightshirts chasing a calico cat by candlelight. A doctor won with a one minute three second time as thousands watched and Mayor Charles L. Smith defended the effort to boost park attendance.
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Fragmented Public Notice From An Incoherent Page
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Thought For Today on Undivided Heart Toward God
A Grekle quote extols an undivided heart that worships God alone and trusts him to lift worry about earthly needs, offering a devotional message.
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Bible Quotation Emphasizes Teaching Devotion at Home
Passage from Deuteronomy urges daily instruction of children. It commands teaching these words diligently at home, during travel, rest, and daily routines, binding them on gates and posts as reminders of faith. The text emphasizes consistent moral instruction.
Memories of Youth and Dream Ships By Ward
Poet laments aging and nostalgia for youth while seeking solace in imagination. The speaker recalls carefree days, contrasts them with present fears and desires for gold and praise, and imagines a voyage to recover lost treasures in distant isles.
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Dies Deportation Bill Supported by Paris News
The Paris News endorses Representative Dies proposed deportation of aliens, arguing many reside unlawfully or avoid citizenship. It says lawful residents need fear none, while opposing groups from foreign-born populations oppose the measure. The piece urges prompt congressional passage to curb immigration and protect against reliance on government charity.
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Texas Newspapers Tidy Mock News Roundup
A collage of snappy quips and brief items from Texas papers. Jokes target politics, crime, rail pensions, road safety, and social life with satirical takes on national issues and local concerns.
French Grand Prix win for Rudolf Caricc at Montlhery
German driver Rudolf Caricc won the Montlhery Grand Prix in France covering the race in four hours fifty four sixteen seconds to claim 100000 francs. Von Brauch finished second and Freddy Zehender took third for France.
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