From Farm to City Discusses Rural to Urban Migration
The article argues that migration from farms to cities is slowing while moves from cities to farms rise, suggesting rural life is becoming more attractive. It cites statistics showing abatement of farm to city exodus and highlights education and recreation improvements in small towns as factors dampening the trend.
Tragic Deaths of Carranza and Obregon Stir Nations
Mass mourning follows the assassination of General Obregon as Carranza’s passing is honored in New York. A solemn funeral procession, military tribute, and public tears mark a day when Americans and Mexicans share grief and solidarity in memory of two revered leaders.
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Saybrook First Bosiate Settlement Founded in 1635
Saybrook, the first Bosiieate settlement in Connecticut, was founded by Massachusetts colonists on November 10, 1635. It later became the home of David Bushnell, who devised the submarine torpedo and the American Turtle diving boat.
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Untitled fragment hints at a housekeeper and meals remedy
A garbled note describes a housekeeper handling three meals daily with excessive towels and suggests moving closer to a delicatessen for relief. The text appears as a nonsensical OCR fragment with unclear context and dates.
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Apringfeld Uoslon
Evolutionary optimism and turtle metaphor in Remon Transcript
An quoted line suggests hopeful belief in human evolution toward becoming a box turtle, safe from injury when an automobile tire passes over. The passage frames this as a reaction to needs and encouragement to maintain hope for最终 change.
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Remon
Metals That Defy Rust Copper in a metal that cannot rust
A fragment describes copper as a metal that cannot rust and notes its ductility. It mentions alloying copper with zinc to produce brass for greater rigidity and strength, suggesting brass is harder and still relatively light.
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County Fair boosts Martinsville pride and 4 H shows shine
Readers learn of local politics and delays on Marshall street paving while praising Martinsville support for the county fair. Farmers face land pressure, injuries in haying, and the strong Guernsey herd of Clyde Brosman. John Dow, Civil War veteran, recalls life with the Herald.
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Clyde
John Dow
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Herald
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John Quincy Adams
Richard Bush
Master in Chancery Sale in Clark County Illinois
Public notice of a master in chancery sale in Clark County Illinois follows a July 1928 decree. The real estate includes parts of sections 1 4 34 in town 9 10 and ranges 12 west totaling about 223 acres with mortgages strapped to Theodore and William Medsker. Sale at 2 pm August 25 1928 at the east door of Marshall courthouse for cash to the highest bidder.
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William Marvin
Decatur
J. W. Mount
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Clark County
Carrie C. Alexander
Theodore Medsker
H. R. Snavely
Marshall
Vendue
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Illinois
Town Nine
Town Ten
William Medsker
Paul and Barnabas Preach to Heathen in Iconium and Lystra
Lesson outlines Paul and Barnabas preaching at Iconium and their resistance by opposition. It covers miracles, division in the city, an attempt to worship them, the stoning of Paul, and the formation of self-governing churches through elders in the field.
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Fly to Him in Faith Calvin Quote
A compact reflection on seeking divine aid, citing John Calvin. It frames God as sympathetic and urges immediate turning to Him without delay. The note emphasizes the folly of delaying spiritual seeking.
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Verse Emphasizes Humility Over Strife
A Bible verse advocates lowliness and considering others better than oneself, urging actions free of strife and vainglory. The fragment echoes Philippians guidance on humility and mutual respect.
No He's a Myth The wizard who saves money now a days
A humorous note from the Hastings Tribune remarks that modern savers are not misers but wizards at money management. The quip contrasts old stereotypes with contemporary frugality.
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Hastings Tribune
It Effective Another Good Test of Personality
The line questions how to handle personal loss and relationship asks in a terse San Francisco Chronicle style. It reflects a terse test of self control and communication under strain.
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San Francisco Chronicle
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