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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1936
Page
1
A terse notice requests prompt changes of address to Fel the chaper, with unclear phrasing suggesting official or informal mail or contact needed for a residence or service change. The fragment references address updates and a person or role termed chaper.
The writer argues many students gain little practical skill from college yet a four year stay expands awareness and taste. He asserts experience and diploma hold equal value, urging acceptance of the college path as a pathway to literature arts science and personal growth despite costs.
Advertisement promotes The American Boy magazine as a resource for young men to learn crawl stroke hurdling tennis backhand and ball carrying from top coaches. It highlights interviews and fiction, mentioning coaches like Jesse Chvens and references to track and field stars, encouraging readers to subscribe and study skill tips.
A garbled account notes enthepter Mas Mmsects gathered in Washington to draw bonuses for crop reduction. Rumors suggest many send money orders to relatives abroad to cover passage home.
An OCR damaged snippet describes a hospital operation scene, a fire across an alley, and a conversation about whether the operation was real. It mentions blinds drawn, a physician questioning the fire, and a cautious assessment of repairs and timing amid chaotic wording.
A note from The Leader office requests old papers and a large bundle from readers. The appeal mentions dates and seeks materials related to past issues. Specifics are unclear due to fragmented text but the call remains for archival papers.
A clipped note indicates survey fees are linked to a deed in the file with unclear references to the parties involved and initials such as UL, OS, and Sue. The fragment widens no clear date, place, or outcome. Further readable details are needed for full context.
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