Presbyterian Aid Meets in Church Session and Bazaar Plan
Members of the Presbyterian Aid Sprinty held a business session with good attendance and decided to host a bazar during the first week of November. The next meeting will be a social event with Mrs E W Hanly present. School schedules begin next Monday and activities for the week were noted.
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Presbyterian Aid
Presbyterian vLaties’ Aid
E.W. Hanly
Jo Ulery
Mrs Ulery
Manston
Mes
Ulery
St. Duseph
Why Jot Lowry Became a Printer
Jot Lowry, editor of the Honey Grove Signal, recalls turning to printing after a long Farm era. He recounts a rough sow attack and stubborn farm work, then notes his years, earnings, and a dusty path to journalism within a community tied to Tennessee neighbors and local figures.
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J. J. Lowry
Honey Grove Signal
Tennessee
Ole Wether
Unis Porcine
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Fem
Gene Fink
Wailing Place of the Jews at Jerusalem Barred After Earthquake
Bulletin from the Washington Geographical Society notes the Western Wall, or Wailing Place, in the Temple Mount complex, has been barred to worshipers since the recent Palestine earthquake. It describes the wall’s age, its sacred status, and the impact of earthquake damage on access, with pilgrims and visitors reassessing the historic site.
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Holy City
Washington, D. C
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North Africa
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de Harrow
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Fragmented OCR Passages Spark Confusion Across Names and Facts
A garbled OCR page fragment lists varied names, places, and phrases, mentioning Cambridge, Massachusetts, a judge, professors, and several personal names. The text blends names like Fitzgernt and Hyllard Plageratd with scattered references to trials, science discussions, and a hotel setting, yielding an unreadable mosaic of unrelated items.
How a Country Girl Won Fame and Fortune
Anne Nichols, a Georgia native who moved to New York at 26, forged a path from chorus work to plays and film rights. She wrote seven plays for Fiyke O’Hare, faced early rejection from 20 leading managers, and eventually earned $15 million in viewership and $5 million in private funds while selling film rights for a large motion picture concern.
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New York
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Rose
Nw York
AML
Utz
Lave
Abe
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Wen
Suetropoiitan Newspur
Burger family leaves for Del Rio visit
Mia TL J Burger Misses Ruth and Jewell Burger and Max Conner Burger travel from Burgerburg to Del Rio to visit their daughter and sister Mrs Af E Hampton. They returned home yesterday. Miss Havel Cochrun is at home after an extended visit with relatives and friends at El Campo.
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J. Burger
Misses Ruth and
Jewell Burger
Max Conner Burger
Af. E. Hampton
del Rio
Havel Cochrun
el Campo
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