Test Ged in Thee op to pur mie trvste re Pealms
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference biblical phrasing and names unclear in context. It lacks identifiable persons, places, dates, or organizations to form a concrete news item.
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Broske
la la Cronee
Wis
Brayton
Eader Tress
Cone
Hunton & Wandman
Wells Strest
Trepresny
Burts
Cometh
Fc Amerie Leuba Rio
Wiaten Press
Pers
Jocal News
Wisconsin Education and Teacher Retirement Debate
The argument defends gradual elimination of teach retirement and argues for stable pay and pensions to retain quality teachers. It contends training costs and family needs require guaranteed security, warns repeal could drive talent away, and criticizes the legislature for weak educational progress and misreading state leadership.
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Hwe
Wiscanein Ieas
Chamber of Commerce
Wisconser
Badger
Review on Younger Generation Poets Returning to Tradition
A literary critique notes a shift as younger writers of free verse sometimes embrace rhymed and metric forms. It cites Floyd Dell’s critique of being seen as conservative and argues a renewed respect for Elizabethan and Victorian influences. The piece suggests tradition adds substance to evolving American literature.
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Floyd Dell
Hon
Toward A Native American School of Letters
The piece argues that American poetry and fiction must blend technical craft with heartfelt expression. It laments adolescent cynicism in the Younger Generation and calls for works that reveal deep spirit beneath surface realism, freeing literature from blue European views and shaping a representative American school.
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United States
America
Americans
Fragmented cryptic notes drift from a chaotic July warning
The text nonsense mentions weeks before the Fourth of July with eerie phrases about safety and insanity. It cites an organized gang of auto thieves in Chicago and a Seattle burglary. Overall, the scattered lines create a jumbled, provocative snapshot without clear narrative.
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Chicago
Local Notables Appointed to West Point and Obituaries Page Notes
Ten years ago Mrs F W Boardman and Mrs J D Shepard returned from Fond du Lac as delegates to the Rebekah assembly. A local graduate was named to fill a vacancy at West Point from the district with peers Johnson and Byers awaiting the exam. Twenty years ago Miss Anna Hickloch, a La Crosse singer, arrived to spend summer with her parents after touring London and America. Thirty years ago a wedding and public events filled Avon Street as Capt Jack McCaffray took over an excursion bus venture amid juvenile band fundraisers and rising local newspaper activity.
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F. W. Boardman
J. D. Shepard
Fond du Lac
Reekkah
Thectime Downson
We Olwan
Cnonereeho
West Point
Meareus G. Byers
State Normal
Johnson
Byers
Jonson
See
J. McCabe
Berlin Street
Mimnasha
Wis
W. R. C. Conventinn
Dunlap
Chicago
Campbell News Crind
Robert Campbell
Campbell
Winnipeg
Canada
James Day
Eighth and
Pine
Anna Hickloch
la Crosse
America
England
F. R. Hickiseh
Lendon
Miss Hickiseh
Nielsen Opera Company
John Kaiser
Holy Trinity Church
Wenzel Soucek
Frances Tohenek
Thea
St. Joseph's Ridge
Grace DeColon
Edward C. Ioward
John DeColon
Avon Street
W. W. Hurd
North la Grasse
Jack McCaffray
le Claire
Charlotte Baeckler
Josephine
Loveridgs Juvenile Cornet Band
Onw
Stephenson
Jong Fett
North
Dm Plerep
Alesander Moran
Dreaming of Prunes and Pearls at Dibbs Boarding House
Alicia drifts into a daydream at the Dibbs boarding house about luxury hotels, elegant teas, and handsome men while Jim Singsdon waits with a quiet plea for marriage. Her thoughts shift between fantasy and reality as Bobby Wren and the piano music set the scene. Jim proposes a future near a farm as Alicia weighs a simpler life against a glamorously imagined one.
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Alicia
Allhenizh
Dib
Wakeley
Trane
Alivia
Jlere
Bobby Wren
Te Soy
Miss Wakeles
Geritz
Jim
Sarah
Allris
Macking
Townen
Tim
Humblar
Jim Lancdoy
Rome
Miles
Blaine Signs Bell to Permit Racing in Public Parks
Blaine moves to allow horse racing in public parks, backed by local officials and the Wisconsin legislative body. The measure seeks to regulate and oversee racing events, with state agencies contributing to oversight and potential funding. The article notes support from the Wahington–Wisconsin bodies and references the park commission guidance.
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Blaine
Bell
Madison
Over-subscribed Belgian Fund Reaches Vast Total
Subscriptions to the Belgian relief fund for wartime reconstruction in Belgium have reached a total of twenty billion francs. Major contributions come from a broad base of donors, including sizable sums from prominent supporters.
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Brussels
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