Montana girl named ranger in Yellowstone Park
Miss Marguerite Lindsley of Montana State College becomes the first woman named as ranger in Yellowstone National Park. The junior student is praised for her knowledge of the park’s ground and residents, with CG. A. Tinsley as assistant superintendent.
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Montana
Yellowstone Park
State College
Boyzpman
Marguerite Lindsley
Moutina Salo College
Asoo
Yellowstone National Park
Lindsley
Government Ground
Gelo Springs
Steve
Negin
Fuoher
Tinsley
Jindsley
Prark
Lead In His Heart Satterfield Receives Hospital Discharge
Lawrence Satterfield of Toomingdale recovers after a hospital stay. He is described as discharged and in stable condition following an accident. Local officials note no lasting injuries.
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Lawrence Satterfield
Toomingdale
Bern
Hye
Tupkish Assembly Votes 70 Abandon Fez as Headdress
The Angor National Assembly passes a motion to ban the fez as official headgear. Debate centers on national identity and cost, with officials arguing for a simpler, more economical attire for Turkish subjects and troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupkish Assembly
FEZ
Fragmentary note on Turkish manufacture and clothing gear
The fragment discusses Abrout and Esperi items, suggesting Turkish manufacture. It questions improvements in design, noting similarities to existing cloth gear. The text implies practical, affordable news gear with limited promise and uncertain quality.
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Esperi
Turkey
Fragmented Weather Note Reflects Rain Uncertainty
A garbled OCR fragment hints at doubt about rain and sun, mentioning brightness and an uncertain text about valor and a successor. The readable portions suggest mood swings and unease rather than a clear news event.
Eloquence Debate Reflects Racial Stereotypes
A fragmentary remark shows a northern relative arguing that the Negro race is not naturally eloquent while a southern gentleman counters with the claim that many have never heard a colored person speak publicly. The exchange hints at regional attitudes toward race and oratory skills.
Compositor Delivers Offbeat Remarks At Union Event
In Birmingham a local note reports a humorous moment as the wedding of a couple organized by the bride and groom’s families drew light remarks from the composi tor. The fragment references the event and the odd tone of the remarks amid a reportedly dry program.
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Kalpak
Voss and
Wohicoeter
Gould Sts, North la Crosse, Wis
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Urse, Wisconsin
Third and
King Streets
Birmingham Age Herald
Wisseman
Uride
Doston
Green River
la Crosse
Wis
LA Crosse Bottling Works
Ayains Teak
Cyrus DeLang
House of Satisfaction
Main St. la Grosse Wis
Georgette
Gingham di Winn Tesses
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