Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Dated January 22
A past date column recalls a Pittsburgh trip for a sister in teaching, a two year medical leave granted to regain health, Miss Dorothy Waller praised for a Valley City recital, Mrs. A. B. Stockman elected Concord Fum.A president, and Hatch Association plans playground equipment. A high school event at Ridgway noted, plus a hospital patient’s improving condition after surgery.
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Pittsburgh
Miay- Mokinney
Dorothy Waller
Valley City
A. B. Stockman
Concord Fum.a
Rooih
Harry Naylor
Medical pharmacology and a faded Mary Lamb verse note
The fragment discusses pharmacology as the study of medicines and drug effects, contrasting stimulants and depressants and noting dosage differences by age and sex. It then shifts to a battered Mary Lamb poem about a lamb at school, with garbled trailing text and stray characters.
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Mary
Roosevelt Speech Echoes Democratic Resolve in Turbulent Era
A fragmentary 1930s era summary reflects Roosevelt’s call for bold democratic action to safeguard democracy, unity, and national security amid postwar challenges. It emphasizes resolve, frugality in government, and the duty of Americans to maintain public services while reducing non essential spending.
Getting Home From War in Europe Through Lisbon and Bermuda
American wartime correspondent describes a tortured homeward journey from England to New York via Lisbon and Bermuda. The route costs about 140 dollars by air plus ship fares, with limited space and heavy censorship. He recalls delays, dangers, and the emotional moment of sighting the Statue of Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimmiam McGaffin
England
New York
Atlantic
Lisbon
Jing
Wnerstal
Bermuda
British Overseas Airways
State Department
S.S
Manhattan
Samuel
Liston
Bremen
Biblia Pauperum described as medieval picture book
The Biblia Pauperum or Bible of the Poor is noted as a medieval picture book illustrating the chief events of mankind's salvation through Christ. It was intended for those unable to read.
Daily Quiz Questions From Classified Page
A reader quiz asks seven questions from a classified page prompt. Questions cover WWI ace Roy Brown, helium versus hydrogen, Scrooge author, Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes location, top automobile counts, mirror volume with eight, and other items including FDR’s eldest child and Plymouth Rock state.
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Itis
Roy Brown
Scrooge
Marley
al Mirror
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Richard Warmer
Plymouth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Africa
TBS
Agospey
Ci “Nom
Alan Comkins
Gece
TPG
Ae Talee
Abs
Guy Gordon
First Avenue
W. Parsons
Buttato
Sutter
Ridgway
Relard
Roosevelt
America
Washington
Eracy
Europe
Cairo
London
Ranto
Dial
W. Washington
Superior Cleaning CO
Phillips
Fisher
Olds
First Ave
Wiggers Garage
Tood
White House
Mink
Marvel Bread
Jane Parker
Donuts
Jane Parker Parker
A&p
Bologna
Penne
Powells Motor Co
Chevrolet
Studebaker
Ford
Dodge
BODGE
Mercury Sedan
San Oy
Powell Motor Co
NeCenter St
PT Eee
Mihai
Pilesby
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