Famous Forts in U S History
Elmo Scott Watson recounts Snake Square fort near Kingston Rhode Island where 3000 Narragansetts faced Winslow’s forces on December 1. Benjamin Church led repeated assaults, walls fell after fire and attacks, 1000 Indians died or froze, King Philip fled, marking the end of New England’s great Indian War.
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Snake
Philip
Massachusetts
Canonehet
Mascheetts Bay
Plemouth
Comtecticut
Joajah Winshaw
Plymonthowas
Louth Kingston
R. 1
Winslow
Benjamin Church
New England
Western Kewspaper Unies
College Exchange Sparks Awkward Moment on Campus
A fragment from Princeton Times recounts a campus conversation where a man asks a coed to view, kiss, and kiss again, met with silence and a sharp exchange about age and perception. The dialogue highlights social tensions and witty retorts in a college setting.
One Believer Best Hope and the Bright Deceiver
Fragmentary lines reflect a theme of belief versus doubt with a narrator or figure proclaiming strong faith. The text hints at a contrast between a hopeful deceiver and the many who doubt, suggesting a moral or spiritual tension.
Morgan Items Visit to Walla Walla Family News
Mr and Mrs Seymore Wilson and their son Francis and Elvin returned from Walla Walla where they spent a few days visiting old friends Mr and Mrs John McCarty.
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Seymore Wilson
Francis
Elvin By
Walla Walla
John McCarty
Cecil News Items Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Cecil residents report a flurry of activity with neighbors heading to new homes and farms. The Willows rancher Henry Ellis prepares for a move to Boardman while H J Streeter finishes harvest duties for J W Osborn.
How It Happened Judge and Hobo Cartoon Moment
A New York Central Times Magazine cartoon shows a judge asking a hobo what he does for work. The hobo replies he is an organist and laments unemployment since his monkey died.
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New York Central Times Magazine
Collegians Talk Date Plan and Breaks
Two students exchange playful lines about meeting arrangements as a social scene unfolds. The dialogue hints at a breakup and a mix of confidence and uncertainty in a campus setting.
Social gathering at Lexington Congregational Church
On Wednesday afternoon Lexington ladies hosted a social in honor of Mrs Maude Pointer Mrs Karl Beach and Mrs William Me Millan with guest Mrs C H Nye of Walla Walla. Several attendees traveled home and others plan trips. local faculty arrived for the new school year as residents recover from illness and travel.
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Thimbles
Maude Pointer
Karl Beach
William Me. Millan
Congregational Church
C. H. Nye
Walla Walla
Local residents on short trips and returns to Walla Walla
Mia Mikesell and her father W G Davis returned to Walla Walla after a week near Lexington visiting Mr and Mrs M Allen. Miss Dora Cutsforth left Monday for Portland to attend Behuke Waler Business College to prepare for high school commercial work. Mrs William McMillan and daughter Mrs Jim Richie left by auto for Corvallis. Archie Nichols left for Hood River on business. Mr and Mrs Emer Hunt drove to Krigon and Karl Beach with E S Miller and Mrs Sadie Lewis went to Hubbard and Satem, returning Monday evening.
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Dora Cutsforth
Portland
Behuke Waler Business College
Che
William McMillan
Jim Richie
Corvallis
Archie Nichols
Hood River
Mrs. Emer Hunt
Krigon
Karl Beach
E. S. Miller
Nons
Sadie Lewis
Hubbard
Satem
Mrs. Miller
Bakelsons Settle in Lexington for School Year at Willow Creek Home
Mr and Mrs Walt Bakelson will reside in Lexington for the school year occupying Ernest Fredrickson's house on Willow Creek. The move places them in a local residence linked to the Fredrickson property while school terms proceed.
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Walt Bakelson
Lexington
Ernest Fredrickson
Willow Creek
Local visits and housing notes from Lexington area
Congressman Sinnott called in on Wednesday while Eugene Gray from Lexington spent Sunday with her father W. J. Davis. The Stockards of Hermiston visited, and Chas Gray bought the B. H W. Zochert house and plans to move his family in. Ad Kelly to reside on the Neil White ranch this winter and assume Devine school duties with Mr Kelly planning business in Lexington.
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Mr. and
Mire. Havereost and Son
Cecil
Sun
R. B. Doncan
Busy Bee
Lane
Mr. Eugene Gray
Lexington
W. J. Davis
R. H. Stockard
Hermiston
Chas. Gray
B. H W. Zochert
Uoon
Ad Kelly
Neil White
Kelly
Devine
Lexingon
Angel of Death Azrael Guard of Souls in Sacred Text
A fragmentary note describes Azrael as the angel of death who guards the dying, serves as oath-bound instrument, and separates souls from the body, citing Jewish and Hellenic influences.
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Azrael
Jeweiy
Cratithone
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U. S
Elmo Scott Watson
Princeton
Dle
Morgan
Henry Ellis
Peter White
the Willows
Boardman
H. J. Streeter
J. W. Osborn
Katie Morgan
Certrute
Hazel Pettyjohn
Margaret Ely
Mrs. Frankin Ely
W. BF. Palmateer
A. FP. Palmatec
Teddy
W. F Ang
Palmateer
Brancis Wis
Franlin Ely
Mra
Li Qo
Ely
Jim Hardestt
Heppner
Jim Hardesty
FL Palmateer’s
Clifford Davidvon
Ada Williams
M. H. Chandler
Vernonia
Annie C. Hynod
Pendleton
Salem
PF. Everett
Wasco
Il. L. Funk
Curtis Cottage
Minnie H. Lowe
Bernice Ystad
Monmouth
T. A. Lowe
Baya
Astoria
Mias Gladys Medlock
Rockelife
Westa Walia
George Krebs
Garibaldi, Rockaway
Tam
Bullard’s Pharmacy
Distillers de Lux
Standard Oil, Company
Pearl
Butch Hendricks
Margie MyCormick
Ed Burele
Daugher
W.P. Aliiaon
Lawrence Beach
Davis
Allison
Mia
Loren Mikesell
Mabton
Washis
W G. Davis
Ebilerp Nave
Walla Wallis
Aenee
Tuk
Tri
Zien National Park
Veilowatone National Park
Ome Panielinel Et
Hawk
Lone, Oregon
McMurray
J. A
van Ess
Congressman Sinnott
Lex Ngon
Widoenday
Univ
University of Oregon
College of Literature
Seienor and
The
Arte
Educionielogy
Bademion
Eugene
Oregon
New York
MALL
Catarth
Detriem Cave
Farmer’s Elevator Co
James Whitcomb
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