Termites and odd notes from a quirky frontier page
A mosaic of stray observations on termites across states, a 182000 strong one room school concept, new uses for soupy mix in a factory, and musings on sugar cane, silver coins in China, Pearl oyster paved streets in Australia, a sea captain in Bering Strait, resettlement by Roosevelt, a 1500 mile bicycle trip, and the San Jacinto monument dwarfing the Washington Monument in height.
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Snark Bay
Australia
Somaone
Nume
Aluka
Bering Strait
America
Roosevelt
Alaska
McCormick Pharmacy Report and Odd Local Bits
A Carrollton Chronicle snippet notes McCormick Pharmacy and local curiosities. It mentions a fat-tired motorized device transferring air, odd food claims about potatoes, and a tall tree in California. It references Kobe and China in a brief, quirky locals section.
Enrollment at the College of Mines and Metallurgy
El Paso Texas October enrollment at the College of Mines and Metallurgy rose beyond prior highs with 962 students registered for the fall term. The college, a UT Austin branch, draws from 49 Texas counties, 13 states, and foreign nations. Enrollment by class shows 745 sophomores 211 juniors 181 seniors 105 graduates 12 unclassified 20.
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el Paso
Texas
College of Mines and Metallurgy
University of Texas
Owi
Preahinsa
Eutar
Pokt
Ony
Billie Parker and Queenie Capture Escapee Lacey
Billie Parker with her bloodhound Queenie located and captured Robert Lacy, a 23 year old convict from Dallas County, who had escaped from Huntsville. The trail, six hours old, went through Arlington underbrush and led to his surrender to Constable Parker and Bob Gray. Queenie, 4 months old, had recent scenting success and was praised for the capture.
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Billie Puykey
Amore Powson
Queenie
Robert J Lacys
Wliws
Norihonal
Arlington
Lacy
Bilsie Parker
Bob Gray
Parker
Queenie Fo
Constable Parker
Montque County
Galden Jubilee in Dallas and a Curious Exhibition Scene
A chaotic diary style scene at a Dallas Galden Jubilee features a tall woman with a strong accent, shoppers in crowds, and various onlookers amid weather woes. The report also notes a long-standing public debt concern rising from 25 to 43 billion and calls for urgent fiscal reform to curb taxes and protect savings and jobs.
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Washington
Nawa Haview
Washington price plan sparks outrage over two tier meals
A controversial proposed Washington plan would charge two price levels for meats fruits and vegetables based on income. Officials debate where low ends and high begins while critics call the scheme ridiculous and note its potential impact on families and groceries. The discussion highlights concerns about economic policy and cost of living.
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Washington
Referee Signals Meaning in Football Games
A guide lists common referee signals with brief meanings and penalties. Offside is called when a player crosses the line before the snap, with a five yard loss. holding warrants a seventeen yard or loss penalty. unnecessary roughness triggers fifteen yards. incomplete passes lead to a replay or penalty outcomes. folded arms indicate a legal delay or extra timeouts with five yard consequences.
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Yonl
Hanis
Siva
Penwily
Untitled play description with penalties and timing note
Mixed fragment describes a football moment where an arm raised for a potential touchdown or field goal is noted, unclear whether successful. Mentions penalties of six yards and fifteen yards, and a shift in plays depending on official signals.
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Blaine
Run Chorokveuk Acknowledged In Informal Message
A partial note thanks The Run Chorokveuk for information given above and suggests the idea that understanding the situation could aid an effort. The text implies a cautious tone about sharing clearer insights and preserving the content.
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Chorokveuk
Propaganda Probe Targets Foreign Influence in American Life
The House Committee led by Rep. Drew investigates Communist and foreign propaganda in the United States. It reveals dummy groups like the League for Peace and Democracy used to push anti American doctrines, with Dies Committee to probe Nazism and Fascism ties as well. Public figures urge exposing backers of such movements and registering names for accountability.
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Russia
Germany
Italy
Songrena
Communist Internationaleas
Communiste
Dies
Congress
Hinds
Dios
Udgiucit
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Washington, B. C
United States
Johnnie
China
San Jacinto
Washington Monument
Santa Anna
McCormick Pharmacy Greater
Carrollton, Texas
Empire
California
Kobe
Japan
Carrollton Chronicle
Fleavy
State School of Mines
Ollie
Conhnintey
the Chronicle
Castellton
Ser Yu
Sar Sur Eauner
Marathon
Billie Parker
Courtery
The
Dallas News
Dallas
Baka
Bono
Bono Could Not Be Oubalied To (Exch Samme Pergle
Hupoldlya
Tyy
Qugster
G.C. Carver
B. P. Berryhill
Berryhill
A. Nix
John Guystream
Chevrolet
J. Charley Johnston
Roy
Datlay
Kadane-Brown Co., Inc
Canton Street
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