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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1933
Page
17
A Washington Star writer notes that the dragon fly is harmless and lacks a stinger. It prey on insects, grows via aquatic larvae, and emerges with a dramatic transformation as the adult dragon fly takes flight.
Bridget Devens of the Michigan cavalry defied danger to aid comrades and recover fallen officers. She rode with Sheridan’s units, tended a wounded captain, retrieved a body, then ferried eight wounded soldiers to safety, narrowly deterred by Southern scouts. Her heroism inspired Civil War lore.
A narrative about Allen a college student who racks up debts after leaving high school. He had a good job saved little and pursued social pleasures. His father could only provide a moderate allowance leading to short term loans and missed lectures.
Vittorie Mussolini, fourteen, editor of the paper at the scene attends and is said to have written the same picture soon to be produced.
In a 1932 Western Newspapers Union fragment a young man reflects on illness debt and the need for education. He rejects easy work to support his wife and father while plotting a future that includes further study and a recommended position, prioritizing self improvement.
Sensation of Turf Moxie Parke from a famed jockey family rises as a new winning force on American tracks. Monte Parke aims to claim the American jockey championship for 1948, building on family legacy beyond Burley and Tran Parke years ago.
The text praises the duke as a great general who loyally upheld command and sought victory through discipline and steadfast leadership. It notes his insistence on fixing errors and committing to a win or loss in battle.
A garbled passage lists humorous Tidbits from exams and essays, mentions rare fish polycerp, and references characters like Enoth and Gea. It hints at low comedy in Much Ado, a discarded fossil idea, and a misnamed Athens seaport Pyotr rhea with scattered notes about revolutions and tea.
The article describes early bureau fashion with glass inlays and mirror arrangements. It notes drawer-like features and small jewelry tills in a row, with bases featuring braker feet as popular design elements.
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