Excelsior Spirit and George Yeon’s California trek
The tale follows George Yeon and a companion escaping poverty with $50 and an old motorcycle. After a breakdown in Little Rock they nearly give up until generous strangers rescue them. Yeon then fights on to win $25,900 for his crippled mother, symbolizing perseverance and the Excelsior ideal as a modern call to hard work.
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George Yeon
Famelle
California
Little Rock
Arkansas
George
Cr Sen
Longfellow
Ghent
Younes
Teeth or Toys by Olive Roberts Barton
A reader argues that while experts push for a 4 percent intelligent child, the poor cannot invest in specialists or bonds. The writer counters that theory and practice guide motherhood, noting health and upbringing remain crucial despite wealth. The piece cites real cases of cost and care limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts Barton
Johani
Tam
Mrs Edward P Thomas Undergoes Operation at Frederick City Hospital
Mrs Edward P Thomas was operated on Monday night for acute appendicitis at Frederick City Hospital. Condition reported this morning as satisfactory.
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Edward P. Thomas
Frederick City Hospital
Reporter fa Acta F ve Perens Kenton 6 Qu te oe iN
Fragmentary OCR brief with names and places garbled. Readable elements include reporter attribution and city references, but key facts and dates are missing or indecipherable. Unable to determine a coherent event, person, or outcome from the text provided.
Quiz on Politics Tease Addresses Key Figures
A garbled quiz style feature raises questions about a view of the US presidency, a governor’s tie to a former presidency, a prominent Republican congressman married to a notable daughter of a former president, a rule question, a son of a famous American author on the Supreme Court, and a senator elected to succeed his father who recently head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Gedheadty
Pat Veoh Sentragy
West Fog View
Luce
Wiewt
Tie Paten
Peace Heatt
Danetter
Suprema Court
Adventurers and the flame of Gol in Byron’s verse
The excerpt voices Old Masters dreaming by a hearth while adventurers wander a haunted valley. It contrasts aging, memory, and the lure of songs as a surviving tongue, asserting the flame within the spirit stirs despite time and fate.
Daily Lessons In English By W L Gorvox
Fragmentary OCR text presents a quirky English lesson by W L Gorvox with unclear examples. It mentions pronunciation tips and synonyms for study times, noting phrases like please look and vomiting while discussing accent placement. The fragment hints at a teaching context but lacks coherent content or complete phrases.
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W. L. Gorvox
Today in History and National Events Snapshot
Centenary of birth of Gen Charles D. Jackson noted among today’s events. Rudolph Ganz mourned as a respected conductor. Michigan legislature schedules public hearing on capital punishment amid crime wave concerns. Dallas hosts the National Vocational Guidance Association convention. FTC conference in Chicago addresses wicker and woven furniture trade practices.
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Charles D. Jackson
Mathemothe
Rudolph Ganz
St. Louis
Dallas
National Vocational Guidance Graviation
Federal Trade Commission
Chicago
Night Papers Put City News On Fast Track
A quirky note on the speed of newspaper production describing reporters working overnight to publish the latest events. It contrasts night editions with morning papers and highlights the convenience and affordability of modern news. The piece lampoons readers who only now read the freshly printed sheets.
Bible Thought PYSS THAT SUE Phe pr uf dale Tey ving the Te Kee 2 theores
The readable fragments reference biblical study or sermon notes with unclear names and dates. The text hints at doctrinal topics and possible names but details remain garbled and uncertain.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
A brief Frederick column notes local residents in transitory moments. Dr Staub and Bernard W Watson depart for an extended Western trip, with mentions of North Market Street.
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Frederick
Bernard W. Watson
North Maret Street
Queer Quirks of Nature in Hawk Brood Rearing
A mother hawk begins brooding as soon as the first egg is laid, ensuring early fledglings are protected while others hatch days apart. This staggered hatching leaves the young vulnerable to predators but maximizes survival chances for the brood.
Young Marsh Hawks Show Nesting Behavior In Nature Notes
Fragmented OCR conveys observations on young marsh hawks and nesting. It mentions laying first and last eggs, interval timing, the mother hawk's care, and differences among young hawks. Readers are invited to send questions to Nature Magazine's consulting staff in Washington, DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayeen
Nature
Nature Magazine
Washington, PD. C
Patriots and Contractors Clash Over Government Construction Bill
A House Judiciary Committee hearing on a disbursement ban for government construction drew about 20 contractors. They argued private bids could aid patriotism and risk taxpayer costs, while opponents warned the bill could force costly private contracts and hobble government projects.
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Patrin
House
John W. Casper
Buffalo
N.Y
Local notes and names from Hyattstown social snippets
Fragmented social column mentions Mrs. Margaret, Miss Gladys Browning, Miss Cappie Price ill with influenza, Annie Mossbars visiting sister Mrs. Laura Wolfe, and a native of Ching. The text is garbled with multiple unreadable phrases and scorched OCR hints.
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Agly
Margaret
Gladys Browning
Crede
Cappie Price
Asrippe
Annie Mossbars
Laura Wolfe
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Slater
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Jack Lockwitt
Rocklake Academy
Gilbert Patten
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Willie
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Mark
H Madison
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