Bristol Scouts Plan District Rally in Warren
Bristol Troops finalize plans for the District Rally in Warren on Saturday with team selections for contests and games. Troop 5 meets tonight and the Bugle and Drum Corps will practice for the parade.
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Bristol
Warren
U. S. V. Life
John Tattrie
Bugle
Dis
Warren High School
Fish
L. S Ashton
F. M. Straight
Ocean City
N. J
George R. Fish
Lawrence’s. Ashton
Rockville
R. I
Morning at Trenx: Mike Thomas and his baby
In T e Trenx a morning unfolds with Mike Thomas caring for his infant son amid a quiet street. He feeds the baby, prepares breakfast, and faces an empty bed where his wife Mary should be, her disappearance casting an unsettled note over the routine morning.
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Mike
Scout Fleaman
Mrs Weis
Vite
Marty
Veu
USA
Corm
Ted
Nbary
Movserty
Atryeb
Diana Nee
Ceese
Mike Phromas
Tim
Benim
Mile
Hle
Mary
The Night Unfolds in a Gloomy Court Drama
Mike searches for his missing wife after a tense scene in a dark apartment building. Neighbors gather in the hallway as a janitor and an uneasy crowd reveal whispers and accusations. Mike drags the janitor inside to demand answers. (TO BE CONTINUED)
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Aris
Lin
Harry
Thomas
Mike
Herminn
Mike Streude
Ringling Brothers Circus to Exhibit in Providence June 13
Providence fans will see Ringling Bros and Barnum and Bailey Circus at the city’s center. The show boasts 1600 performers 700 horses and a large animal menagerie with acts from aerialists to mass Damiana and a tribe of Ubangi monsters in a bumper program.
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Colossus
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Providence
Barth
Ubangi
Equator
Ptrolving
Cardomas Teatu
Saadte
Harolds Peete
Tel
Mass Damiana Poate
Careus
Peete
Eostee Ware
Odd Human Passion Is Mania for Collecting
A critic notes collecting fever rising in modern times and profiles the wide range of objects gathered from mugs and buttons to old letters and tombstones. The piece underscores collecting as a major contemporary obsession with humorous cataloging of curios.
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Euleet
Chay
Pepe
Ottoertius Eledias
Ain
Battens
Mary
Chis
North American Review
Vienna’s Historic Appeal Rich in Culture and Beauty
Readers are invited to explore Vienna with its public buildings palaces galleries and educational institutions. The city hosts theaters museums and a long-standing tradition dating to the seventeenth century offering an inexhaustible fund of beauty and instruction.
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Forrede
Wmines
Gheourt
Trocertuemn
Dutins
Why Elephant Carcasses Rarely Survive in the Jungle
The text explains that elephants and most jungle animals decompose quickly after death due to bacterial life, insects, and scavengers. In tropical habitats, fleshy bodies vanish within hours, leaving few recoverable remains except for those buried in swamps or sands, which later become museum specimens.
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Tropics
Earth
Fighting Men Quick to Appreciate the Horse
A compact historical note traces the horse origin beyond the Euphrates into Armenia where Noah’s ark landed. It discusses early military use, biblical references to horsemen and Noah’s era, and Job’s view of the horse as a fleet strong war animal admired by horsemen.
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Euphrates
Armenia
Holofernes
Cas Alryiven
Pharaoh
Syria
Job
Rock Carved Buddha on a mountain wall in Tibet
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a carved Buddha on a cliff face in Tibet's Darbili region. The relic dates back several hundred years and is linked to early Tibetan religion and local monastic tradition.
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Tibet
Darbili
Poem Wrote Itself From Copy Paper Memory
A traveler recalls a verse that seemingly wrote itself after his grandfather packed a sheet of copy paper into his room. The fragmentary poem hints at childhood hauntings and serendipitous creativity sparked by simple materials.
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Ferro
Trade language shifts from road to voyage meaning
The term trade originally signified a path or road and linked to tread meaning walk. By the Hanseatic era it referred to the voyage route to China with barter linked to ships, so foreign and domestic trade evolved as standard terms in the language.
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China
Inspiration From the Past Guides Classical Church Design
The Greeks gave us the Doric Ionic and Corinthian columns still seen in churches. The Maison Carree at Nimes inspired the Richmond state capitol and Paris Madeleine. The Roman Pantheon influenced domes for St Sophia, St Peter's in Rome and others, all preserved as churches.
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Nimes
Richmond
The
Madeleine
Paris
St. Sophia
Constantinople
St. Peter’s
Iome
Proper Foods Aid Children’s Future Health
Child health authorities urge balanced meals for growing youngsters emphasizing milk intake and avoidance of stimulants. Experts discourage tea and coffee for children and advocate water between meals to aid kidney function and impurity elimination.
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Proper Foods
Children’s Future
Origin and early use of shorthand across ancient eras
The article traces shorthand origins to before 1st century BC in the Roman world with Tiro as pioneer, noting use by church leaders and officials including Augustine and Jerome. Emperors employed shorthand secretaries, later declining until modern forms emerged in the 19th century with Bersht’s work.
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Rotin Empire
Cicero
Marcus Tullius Tiro
St Augustine
Origen
St Jerome
Toss
Bitnoths Bersht
Tao
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