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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
3
Late Dean of Men at University of Hinds discusses fictional heroes Death of Oolong Ney comb and the impact of beloved characters on readers. He reflects on how a fictional figure can feel like a real companion and tear at heart strings as the story ends.
Ralph BE Chambers has progressed from locker boy at a Boston club to head of tennis at West Point after serving as a professional instructor. He now undertakes duties at the United States Mystery Academy, following his time at Longwood tennis courts.
A described creature, a gooless spider, resides in underground tunnels in the southwestern United States. It constructs a trap door for its tunnel opening using alternating mud and sticks. The door consists of two hinged parts. the spider lowers the upper half to hide away.
A fragmentary note recalls Jean Valjean and Count of Monte Cristo as enduring symbols of courage and resilience. It mentions Sherlock Holmes returning after years, and laments fading powers and lost vitality in familiar characters, reflecting on literature and imagination.
A garbled OCR style text mixes names and fragments about BonersBonners Whitman and jazz, King Solomon, liberty or death, and random phrases. It reads as a nonsensical summary of exam notes and literary references with unclear connections and no coherent event.
Readers are introduced to the sources of airplane noise, noting that engine sound is not the main contributor. The article explains that noise largely comes from wing tips, vibrating bracing wires, and the sash of air passing the wings, with overall emphasis on structural and aerodynamic factors.
The article discusses the driver’s power and accuracy needed to send the ball straight, noting different clubs affect accuracy and angle. It advises players to place the ball forward, align the body behind the swing, and adjust stance to improve drive consistency, with tips on watching the wall location and tee position for better results.
The article traces wardrobe etymology from the old English weard meaning guard and the term wardrobe from the same root. It notes a Germanic ancestry and links ward in wardrobe to guarding clothing storage, with references to historical linguistic shifts and descendants in words like warder or guard.
The concept of fat dueling traces to the old German wager of battle where two men fought before a judge instead of a court trial. The victorious party was believed to prove their claim by strength in the night.
The article reflects on acrobatic drum majors once common at public events, noting their popularity and national repute. It contrasts flamboyant performances with more restrained routines, highlighting crowd reactions and band leaders’ preference for decorum in parade settings.
Jor receives the loudest applause as prevailing voices advocate healing for the poorest in Washington. Officials and supporters push for policy action while community leaders express cautious optimism about targeted aid and long term improvements.
A fragmentary note extols a dictionary feast. It highlights playful detionary lines and the enduring value of dictionaries beyond mere word lists. The passage hints at historic and modern dictionaries enriching language with meanings and tense wordplay.
Irene Relic operates a self started radio station in Los Angeles with help from Gail Vee and others. The piece notes her early experiments at home and the push toward establishing a formal studio and programming while detailing the evolving technology and local support.
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