Live turtle found in wood after seventy years in water
Boston Massachusetts July 19 The Texas horned toad that lived for a quarter of a century in a block of wood was discovered when workmen cutting a large plank for reconstruction of the U S S Constitution in Charleston navy yard exposed the embedded animal. The turtle nose was damaged by the plane but it survived and was handed to John Lord in charge of the battleship restoration. A sword brought from Pensacola Florida had lain underwater for over seventy years. A camping party then described a family gathering on a Bongue Camp with many fish meals and watermelon provided by Mr Golden, followed by thanks to Mr Golden for use of his pasture.
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Notice on voter education and class in Clifton
Voters are invited to attend a class in Clifton addressing expression and understanding. The notice mentions a Tanner and a contact number 17-3881, noting the session will cover planned activities and participation details.
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Texas Leads South in College Enrollment Survey
A Southwise survey by Dr. Rufus Weaver ranks Texas top among 15 Southern states in total college enrollments with 21,008 students. North Carolina is second with 11,041, Virginia third with 10,204, and other states listed with varying counts, totaling 122,006 enrollments and noting 37 teachers colleges not reported.
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Fragmented OCR note from local page item
A garbled OCR snippet mentions A W Poles and T Wied with unclear context. Names and connections are unreadable, leaving an incomplete record of people or events.
Alvin Owsley in Democratic Primary Campaign
In a long political preview, Alvin Owsley is portrayed as a strong, pro farmer Democratic candidate with a record as a gallant former soldier. The piece contrasts him with other contenders under Governor Smith, noting his stance on liquor laws, farming prices, and prohibition enforcement. Moody's campaign also reports a likely decisive first primary win, hinting at a split field in Texas politics.
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Night Mes Have Died Ab Science Martyrs 0 Thai Night Mes
New York reports list eighteen deaths linked to science fever across the past year. Dr Alvaro Alvin Brashian died May 21 while examining X rays. Dr Menard and radiologist George C Williams died after surgeries and transfusions. Alexander Bogdanov perished after a blood transfusion experiment. S Rawson Wilson, English anesthetic, died during studies on amnesia. Oklahoma Indians noted in passing as the item closes.
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Menard
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London
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Hovett
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