Funeral notices for Mrs Church Julius Miller honored
The text records funeral notices and obituaries for Mrs. Church a teacher at John Muir Intermediate High School and Julius Miller a Civil War veteran. It lists pallbearers and attendees, names neighbors and lodge members, burial at Mountain View and North Cemetery, with services held at State Street M E Church and High Street home.
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Eelock
Pepaden
Louis Sanford
Bishop Church
Assis Edeby
Daniel
F. Fox
Firsts Congregational
Bishop
Sanford
Wereamuel Merrill
Charles H. Smith
Julius Miller
Whee
Charles W. Martin
State Street
M. E
United Brothers Lodge
Miller
Babbitt
Post
James T, Robertso
Raymond A. Card
Henry L. Sanard
Willard S. Kenney, Sr
North Cemetery
Scouts Return From Camp Yawgoog After Record Camp Honors
Officers report Brigid troops of Boy Scouts of America encamped at Camp Yawgoog Rockville for two weeks. Forty officers and scouts returned home Sunday with strong development gains. Oak Ridge Camp earned six of seven daily inspections as honor camp. Several scouts advanced ranks won merit badges and emblems. The group honored President Harding with a floral tribute and cathedral service.
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Boy Scouts of America
Yawgoog
Rockville
Etfoiériey
Bristol
Oak Ridge
George R. Fish
Camp Marvel
Leverne Matthews
Clifford Weaver
Joseph Campanella
Charles H. Newman
Anthony Borges
William H. Simmell
Earl Cabral
John St. Angelo
Providence Scouts
Fox
Warren G.harding
William A. Francis
Giant universe of stars beyond our own expands through space
Andonmads onansae mowaniad ho aetran omers describes a vast ocean of space as a giant universe of stars thousands of light years beyond our universe. It travels at 200 miles a second in the so called island universe, forging ahead through space.
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Andonmads
Onansae
Japanese Top Spinning Praised For Variety And Skill
The article notes that Japan excels in top spinning with tops of many sizes and constructions. Spinners balance their tops on a sword edge or a thin cord, showcasing refined technique and precision.
The Manhandler Quote From Forbes Magazine
A brief Forbes Magazine line notes that tomorrow the least successful handler of men will be the manhandler, implying a sharp critique or ironic prediction about a person in a leadership or management role.
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Ford
Forbes Magazine
Such is Humean Nature Colton Quote
A noted Colton quotation reflects on human reactions to others' fortunes and failures. It contrasts sincere pity with widespread envy and hostility toward success.
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Colton
Progressive Argentina and distant terms in British eyes
A London Mail note contrasts Progressive Argentina with British norm, arguing that terms isolated from any town are better kept than many country houses, reflecting a tone of cultural comparison.
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Argentina
London Mail
Right Ear Is Keeneet
A brief note states the right ear is more efficient than the left. The text suggests a simple comparison of ear performance or sensitivity.
Bristol Defeats Dilboy Post 4-0 In Sunday Tilt
Bristol A A defeats Dilboy Post 4 0 at Bliven Field behind Pete Wood who allowed three hits. O Connor pitched well for Somerville but walked batters leading to Bristol runs in the first and seventh frames. Be auregard and Bruce spark Bristol with key hits. Baker strong at the plate and Wood eight assists for the field.
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Bristol
Bliven Field
Dilboy Post
Boston
Pete Wood
O'Connor
Somerville
Beauregard
Bruce
Davidson
Baker
Hayes
Lee
Doucette
O'Doherty
Bristols
Garvin
Wood
Halligan
Kelly
Connie O'Doherty
Walter Lonegan
Jack O'Connor
Simpson
Sweeney
Truce
Avidson
Cf . Hayes
Doncette
Ney
Oe Garvin
C. Wood
Dilboy
O’connor
Lonegan
Dilboys
Finneill
Graham
Dreadnaughts Top Kearney Post In Twilight League clash
The Dreadnaughts defeated Kearney Post 16 to 13 in a see saw Twilight League game with 18 Dreadnaughts singles and 16 by the Legion. Kemph led the Legion with five hits in five at bats while Coggeshall Wright and Hadfield each had three hits for the Dreadnaughts and Hill added three for the Legion. Tonight the National India Rubber Company nine, leaders of the Bristol Twilight League, meet Warren Independents in a title series opener featuring all local players and anticipated fast games. The Warren nine has nine wins and one loss, making the pennant race tight heading into the final series.
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Bristol
Beans” Baker
Simister
Higbee
Currier
Drummey
Kinsley
Lee If
Redfern
Nerone
McKenna
B. Riopelco
A. Riopel
Jack Simister
Lanoue
Gladue
Fitton Ss
Asselin
Proulx Cf
Fortier
Jack Finnell
Bristol A. A
Association Nine
Jimmie Garvin
Nationals
Jimmie Drummey
Ed Currier
Legion
Soldiers
Ed Freeman
Flamme
Cardoza
Twilight Baseball League
Dreadnaughts
Kearney Post
Kemph
The
Coggeshall
Wright
Hadfield
Hill
National India Rubber Company
Independents of
Warren
Bristol County
Warren Aggregation
Plea for Co operation and personal progress
Opinion excerpt urges men to focus on self improvement rather than defeating others. Advocates cooperative effort as the key to genuine progress and warns that rivalry yields little gain when aimed at besting rivals.
Not to Be Trusted Proverb in Historical Adage
A compact quotation presents a caution about trust and proof, noting that reliance on credibility varies with demonstrated evidence and timing. The line references a 4 percent figure and a figure or name “am Birage,” implying a historical or linguistic context.
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Birage
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