Dance schedule notes for Knickerbocker venue
A fragmented listing shows Elmer Davis, MecKensie and Codrie Adams with dance orchestras scheduled in the Knickerbocker venue at various times including 11:00, 11:18, 11:30 and 11:45. W Siebwarth appears as a performer.
Answer to Question No 1 and 3 from Edward Wiggam piece
The text fragment discusses Freudian views on Shakespeare and a jumbled weather radio schedule. It hints at an exam answer on belief versus knowledge and mentions a Tuesday weather block with various programs and times.
Contempo writers aided by police files in Houston county scene
Louis Vitti leads a piece drawing on official police files for background while Edward Thye attends a Farm Bureau picnic in Houston County as part of a broader political moment.
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Louis Vitties
Houston County
Farm Bureau
Edward Thye
Elands and Pygmy Antelope Described in Field Notes
The text describes elands growing up to six feet tall at the shoulder, their behavior and habitats in forests and plains, herd sizes from a few up to 200, and the flesh as a beeflike meat. It also mentions pygmy antelopes and hunting in Africa, with note of a tiny antelope reaching about twelve inches in height. The passage reads as a fragmented field note or naturalist’s observation.
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Africa
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