W W II Era Echoes and Personal Letters in a Dated Texan Note
A fragmented OCR page mixes wartime opinions, salary talk, and a personal letter exchange about schooling and careers. It cites Bevin, Roosevelt, and Connally figures, discusses war economy and daylight saving, mentions a New York Times tie, and includes a Texas probate notice about N A Nelson estate and an executor.
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Taridon
Et Uch
Plntaeoc
Benator
Tom Connally
Hewars
Roveewalt
Hyde Park
Yankees
Giants
New York
Britain
Harlem
America
Shirley Temple
England
Can- Sich
Tures
Pat
Laangue of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
League
Pat Usl Bue
Haile Slassle
Indy
Tookinis
Myzelf
Boas
Byrne
New York Times
Brasil
South Reed
Africa
Byrne College
Bosque
Meridian
Texas
M. C, McCorkle Jerk
Bosque County
Liberal education ideals and campus notes amid college life
A fragmented campus page discusses liberal education aims and the need to broaden students interests while applying talents. It notes Reginald Lindberg visiting, sympathy for Miss Wolcott, alumni news, choir activities under Anna Diegaard, and Cats basketball prep for Jacksonville. A stray line mentions a deadly poison in milk.
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Reginald Lindberg
Barnard
Baldwin
Wate Fonday
Mies Wolcott
Mary Tmogene Owen
Levene Jones
BRM
Anna Diegaard
Curtis Aederson
Clifton College
University of Texas
Ruth Davis
College Cats
Jacksonville
Lon Morris College
Addons Byrne Commercial College Toast History
Byrne Commercial College in Dallas headed by B Byrne presents a note on toasting customs. The text cites seventeenth century England and Scottish practices, mentioning standing to drink and chairs versus tables, with naval officers referenced in a fragmentary context.
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Addons — Byrne Commercial College
E. Byrne
Dallas, Texan
England
Scotland
The Diamond Rubies and Weather Sums From South Carolina
A fragmentary note discusses diamonds and ruby color, mentioning a 12 to 20 carat range and a Brilliant cut with eight facets. It also references 1936 floods and severe winter costs for state rods totaling more than 58 million dollars, and asserts no divorce is allowed in South Carolina.
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Alorkas
Berta
State
South Carolina
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Ater
Annie A. McChesner
Oak Park
Ill
Martha G. McCheaney
Momey
Gibwon
People’s Natural Gas Company
Weich
Mexico
Tampico
Ptudenta
H. J. Cureton
Meridian, Texas
J. T. Hill Drag Line
Cittom
Cathey S. Cette
Speepeu
Gore
Dad
Este
Inka
OWL
Robert Rupyinnd
Bob Johnson
Coffee Lane
Pillsbury’s Best
Jonathan
Chase Sanborn
F. E. G. Mitchells
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