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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
10
Peg Talnedges mother, a famed figure in movie and radio circles, dies. Celebrities and fans mourn as stories of her kindness and advice spread, while industry memories recall her influence on peers, relatives, and younger talents.
A garbled excerpt describes a predator bird and its behavior around another animal. It hints at insect-eating habits, nest defense, and warning actions as observed by a Western Newapanner Union member, though many words are corrupted.
A fragment from Thornton W Burgess tale shows Muskrat and Peter discussing a new cozy home and winter worries. Jerry portrays hard work ahead while Peter questions fate and mocks prep, as they debate comfort versus preparedness and future storms.
A dialogue from a 1995 DW Burgess piece features characters discussing staying warm, storing supplies, and the idea of thrift. Peter and others debate preparing for winter with ready-made provisions and self-reliance as they imagine enduring the cold.
The article asserts tennis rules have remained constant since 1273 with origins tied to Layten eslied Sphgir and Major Wingfeld in 1878. It credits Tulfsam Marsh family ownership since 1828 for the modern court design. Sir Westhare debates service line placement to balance tall and short players. A covered ball is mentioned as used.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an alteration in the height of the net during PASE activities and reference the Lawn Tennis events. It notes the Wimblalon event and two great international cups, including Dayis and Pot events, but details are unclear.
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