Townley family illness and local notices glimpse
Fourd Townley son of Charley Townley is sick this week. Mire Helroer Aary and Ms. Egxen of Norse attended the infant of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Abbott here Thursday. Mrs. Z Hex improving after four weeks illness. Mrs. Ire Callan of Clifton and Mrs. Spurgeon Voilen, Bince Crools, and Marie Poston visited Glen Rose last week. Marguerite Bagley of Clifton Cilere spent the weekend with Dopwatiiles. Miss Vivian Yates of the College accompanied her. Mrs. Rab Gray went to Waco to be at the bedside of the ill He feta of Mr. and Mrs. Abbott. We seem to have even more great Whiners than before the deference, but the difficulty is to understand them.
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Seteer
Spurgeon Voilen
Bince Crools
Marie Poston
Glen Rone
Bie
Marguerite Bagley
Clifton Cilere
Dopwatiiles
Vivian Yates
College
Rab Gray
Waco
Ltanday
Paul Abbott
Clifton Letter Reveals Family Losses and Life Reflections
A Clifton resident now in Castle Oklahoma writes Henry Oswald recounting the death of a friend, family history, and long life. He recalls a pastor’s guidance, seven children, and asking after local neighbors while noting plans for a large telescope project and its costly construction.
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Henry Oswald
Chatton L. Cox
Tor
Clifton
Castle
Oklahoma
Apo
Ao Shea Walsey
Ted
Maymond
Doc
Mother
Deddy
Bo Henry
Tam
Honey
Etta Clement
Harry Bradstreet
Will Mixon
Dick Thompson
Joe Thompson
Meridian
Toad
Charles L. Cox
Okla
Editorial on winning, fairness, and moral strength in sports
An editorial argues that victory is praised for its moral conduct, not just skill. It notes heroes gain applause while the defeated gain character through fair play, urging readers to value moral victory in sports and life. Campus notes follow, citing spring activities, Passion Play trip, and social visits among students and staff.
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Menike Aleasader
Cseem
Charteslagne
Napoeum
Manwack
Waltingtom
Washington
Victoria
Malaria and Death Toll Mentioned in Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR mentions malaria and deaths with garbled phrases. It references illness and fatal outcomes but lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
Malaria and Health Notes From Old Ledger
A fragmented text discusses malaria causes by mosquito bites and transmission. It describes symptoms such as fever, headaches, and chills, and emphasizes prevention through eliminating breeding grounds and proper treatment to end infection. It mentions institutional advice on care and recovery.
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