Grade School Honors And Lunch Hall Update
The eighth grade adds several new names to the honor roll and six boys six girls are listed. Honors span seventh and sixth grades with multiple students named. A cafeteria opened Monday with Mrs Leiber in charge and quick growth in lunch patrons noted.
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Bert Wood
Pearl Shank
Jane Ennis
Elsa Kaesar
Eugene Holler
Margaret Simon
Dorothy Harper
Katherine Simon
Kenneth Seymour
Carl Ticknor
Alva Pate
Sam Otto
Edith Davis
Alma Carson
Raleigh Davis
Virgina la Hue
Ethelyn Duesing
Zella Sibbet
Virgil Lessels
Harriet Dwight
Dorothy Goode
Mildred Tannehill
Mabel Johnson
Billy Madland
Wordsworth Work Seen Through Ruskin Lens of Nature and Politics
The passage reflects Ruskin on Wordsworth’s distinctive poetry as a war with pomp and pretence, praising its display of simple feelings and humble men. It argues that without political and human reflections, love of nature would be comparatively worthless.
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Wordsworth
Ruskin
Bridegroom Coy Customs Trigger Indian Marriage Tension
A depiction of Assamese wedding rites shows open brides intruding into the bridegroom’s home before the ceremony. The bride, adorned in jewels, leads attendants to confront the reluctant groom who resists before being carried away in triumph. The piece notes Assam culture valuing alliance with a suitor as the sole pursuit of women.
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Terite
Assam
Clarinet and Saxophone Lead Band Reed Section
The article defines reed instruments as wind instruments where sound comes from a reed at the mouthpiece. It lists saxophone, bassoon, clarinet, and oboe among notable reeds, noting bone instruments and terminology like “trans,” “wood,” and “reed” distinctions.
Variety of Pencils For Special Uses Described
The article outlines many pencil kinds including hard and soft leads, colored leads, and specialist pencils for marking on polished metals porcelain and patent leather. It notes there are pencils for legible writing and other uncommon purposes not often seen by the public.
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Penci
New Ocean Collision Theory Echoes Through Historic Sailings
A shaky theory links suction currents to historic ocean disasters. The account recalls the White Star Line ships Olympic and Titanic, noting how suction allegedly drew enemy subs into peril near Southampton and New York docks. It mentions the Titanic’s jolt at berth and the Olympic’s wartime close call, with stern propeller blades said to have damaged a submarine.
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Olysaple
Hawke
Titanic
Southampton
New York
Migs
Olympic
This Fish Is a Quiet One Myth or Misprint
A fragment notes a butterfly like fish remaining motionless all day. It claims the creature may always be found at the same water spot, but grows more animated when the fight falls.
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The Record announces new Christmas card lines featuring seasonal designs and festive motifs. Local shoppers are invited to view the collection at nearby merchants and consider ahead of the holiday season.
Forgotten Flemish Painter Gerald David Rediscovered
A Flemish painter named Gerald David, active in the fifteenth century, whose works appear in Keronean collections, was reportedly forgotten around 1860 when archival clues surfaced in Mruges. The note emphasizes checking the paper’s expiration date and renewing the subscription.
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Gerald David
Tim
Mruges
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