Notable Quotations Blend Across Newspapers From 1920s Lemons
A fragmented OCR roundup collects assorted quotes and captions from various newspapers. It mentions Locarno pride for Europe and references figures like Coolidge, with lines about Morocco and naval matters, plus scattered aphorisms and satirical quips.
Answers to readers questions in The Marshall Herald column
The column collects inquiries on topics from architecture and vocabulary to population figures and historical hair styles. It cites L. T. Carrere Hastings as Arlington Amplitheatre architects and lists works like the New York Public Library, plus multiple Q&A items on day meaning in the Old Testament, Hawaii Territory population, reading lists for children, colonial hair fashion, brass cleaning, pipe thawing, and Confederate Soldier Homes locations.
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Arlington
L. T. Carrere & Hastings
New York City
New York Public Library
National Academy of Designs
Hawai
United States
E.L.H
United States Bureau of Education
Lewis Carroll
Robert Louis Stevenson
Rudyard Kipling
Johann Spori
Padriac Po
King Arthur
JF Maturs
Sir Walter Scott
Chirk
Kingsley
Tthea Bennett
Louisa Vo Alcott
Innal Craig Mulock
Jonathan Swift
Abrahan Lincoln
Helen Nicolay
Thomas Bailey
Ldrich
Finn
Mark Twain
Prince and Pauper
Markstwain
Mr Dolittle
Hneh Tofng
Nils
Selma Lagerly
Joan of Arc
I. M Bontet de Monvel
Rebecca
Sunnybroo
Farm
Kate Douglas Wirsin
Mar Without
Edward = Everett Hale
Howard Pyle
Betsey
Dorothy Cranfield
Flanders
Ovida
Yale
Yale University
Decuiet
Akidted
Panama Canal
Panama
California
Central America
B. M. Hi
N. F
United States Department ’of Agriculture
D. C
Wilkinson
Thomas Butler
Butler
Pity Above Wisdom A Fragment by George Vaart
An assorted fragment attributed to George Vaart hints at human pity and wisdom. The text reflects musings on restraint and empathy as guiding forces, though the lines are fragmentary and open to interpretation.
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George Vaart
Armstrong W F M Ss Meet at Routledge Home
The W F M Ss will meet at Mrs. Gwyn Routledge's home Wednesday afternoon January 20. Pauline Cork visited Francis Beckle last Sunday. Mrs Ruby Setzer of Bethrada, Tae disna, spent the weekend with BA Setze and family. Mrs Pete Graham of Teffe Haute spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Gwyn Routledge. John Snedeker and family visited John Mathew and wife of Marshall. Mrs John Dickeson of West Union spent several days with her mother Mrs Jessie Lowe who is on the sick list.
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W. F M. Ss
Gwyn Routledge
Jessie Lowe
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