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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
16
In two American colleges in June, mothers and their sons will graduate in the same classes. Mrs May Church and Mrs Thressheut, each with a son, John Fleming, will receive honors alongside their children at William Jewell College in Liberty Missouri.
The article contrasts manners and morals in English and Anglo Saxon thought with French and Latin influences. It argues manners are superficial yet essential, while morals govern relations with others and reflect true conduct. Both concepts intertwine through kindness and empathy.
An observer on a Westbound train on the Broadway Dinited notes the cars jostling and chairs left in disorder as a porter tidies. The African porter jokes that the trip isn’t faster than locals, but claims the train stays ahead by keeping on keeping on.
The American bulldog is portrayed as a distinctly American breed born from crosses between the English bulldog and the bull terrier, with later English bulldog ancestry shaping its size and head. The article notes the breed’s past association with fighting and its evolving status, while highlighting current concerns and limited ongoing experimentation.
Fragmentary historical notes describe Fort Thet in early American history and La Salle's explorations and fortifications. Entities such as Saint Ignace La Salle Mackinac and British actions appear amid garbled dates and combat references. The piece notes fort construction defense and later movements of forces and captives.
Fragmented text appears to reference a Erie state tavern and a ball shore. It mentions Wilhowthians and a ball game. The piece includes garbled phrases about time, length, and home, with no coherent events.
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