America Gains From Refugees Bring Talent to U S
The article contrasts generations of immigrants in Chicago and the United States, arguing that Russians fleeing czarist rule and the revolution enrich American business, arts, and culture. It claims America offers opportunity and that Russia’s loss is America’s gain, with refugees contributing across industries.
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Chicago
America
George
Atcha
United States
Russian Empire
United
Russia
The Race and the Marathon Ideal in Ancient Echoes
A fragment reflects on St. Paul’s cloud of witnesses and the marathon as a life metaphor. It contrasts zeal for glory with the quiet, patient effort of countless unnamed runners who contribute to a impersonal product, noting the elusive reward for most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Ife
Pete
Pheidippides Dyin
Unreadable Fragments Describe Local Election Turmoil
Fragmentary dial tone style notes describe a local election scene with references to sanctified people and Bere Ub discussions. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to determine a cohesive event or participants.
Waves and disasters test human limits at sea
The article recalls a maritime disaster and the immense power of ocean waves. It notes a ship founder and towering seas as observers reflect on danger, endurance, and the social impact of such catastrophes.
Diogenes Searches Athens Nightly for Truth in Athenstown
A fragmented reminiscence frames Diogenes roaming the streets with a lantern, seeking a real man amid cynicism and dreams. The dated tone suggests a parable on honesty, perception, and elusive virtue, with a puzzling aside about Bel wil and vague biographical hints.
Daily Lessons In English Br W L Gordon Student Aid Note
Brief fragment from a lesson column by W L Gordon appears to discuss English word usage and proper study practice. The scanned text includes phrases about allegiance, preferred citation, and involuntary gestures, indicating a didactic note on word mastery and expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Bible Thought On Calling And Estate In Christ
Fragmentary text cites Corintians about abiding in one calling and estate in faith. It references a Ben Suton or Rie name fragment and unclear phrases. The readable portion focuses on theological guidance about one calling and living within it.
Twenty Years Ago In Frederick Column Summary
A fragmentary reminiscence from The News dated November 23, 1908 recalls events in Frederick. mentions a secretary and a secretary’s role, references a death, and alludes to horses, a river, and local happenings in a scrambled layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Society Notes Highlight Thanksgiving Plans and Local Visits
A jumble of social events fills the community calendar with invitations to Mrs Helen Conley and others. Guests include Mr and Mrs William Duniep, Mr and Mrs Philip Winebrenner, and Miss Barbara Brooke Dens, with gatherings at homes, tea, bridge parties, and a Washington theater outing. Invitations mention Princeton Navy football and local club teas, plus hosting duties by Mrs. Wilson-Greene and Miss Margaret Besant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Brooke Dens
Anss Patsy Tasloc
Page
W. Va
Byrh Mawr College
Dennis
Taylor
Margaret F. Besant
East Church Street
Theimin Nixdorff
Luetle Routzahn
Helen Anderson
John A. Shires
Mildred Ulsh
Margaret Four
Dorothy Gale
Rut Cline
Margaret Black
Thelma Nkdorff
Carlotta Kinnaman
Helen Andersont
Duna Etchison
Anna Maury Rohrback
Josephine Etchison
Mary Esther ‘Tull
Licille Rontzalen
Irs
Alien
G. Quynn
C. F. Bowers
Daniel Landes
William A. Riddell
W. Yy Sumer
Local Notables and Social Visits Noted in Weekend Reports
The column lists weekend visitors and engagements across towns including Allen, Taneytown, Westminster, Baltimore, and Walnut Grove. Names such as John West Doris Yingling Joan Yingling and Edward Coot appear among numerous relatives and friends visiting homes, hosting gatherings, and calling on neighbors.
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Allen ‘Feeser
Sidinham Hospital
Taneytown
John Frock
Pear Town
John West
Doris
Brooklyn
William H. Yingling
Westy
CCE
Joan Yingling
Magele
Jane Yingling
Theodore Bllington
Jesse My
Janes W. Ciyée
Walnut Grove
Bert Shorb
Ethel
Claude Biddinger
Evelyn
Mabel
Own
Edward Coot
Daugh- Jamhes
William Bollinger
Paul Angell
Jane
Angel
Jacob D. Null
Hanover
Thadeus Rinehart
Wiles Margie
Big Jerse
John Spand Yler
Paul Rinehart
LeRoy Devilbiss
Clara
Norval Rinehart
Bernard Shamm
Local Social News From Detour Area Edges
Detour notes list visits and family gatherings over the weekend with residents from Chambersburg York Woodsboro Union Bridge and New Windsor. Several birthday celebrations and casual visits to friends and relatives are described with names and towns across the region.
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E. Uo Warner
W. C. Miller
Ada Yoder
Mildred Coshun
Miller
Chambersburg
George Bennett
Stanley
New York
Sidney Bennett
C. C. Haugh
Reuben Fogle
York
Elmer Rice
Woodsboro
Frank
Albatgh
Fogle
Catherine Reap
Union Bridge
A Gover
Louise Warren
James Warren
W. CG. Miler
Dorothy Miller
Lukilen Gover
Milditd Coshun
Mac
Earle Myerig
Catherine
Marlin
Eugence
Nellie Dasher
Russell Saylor
Edward Stem
New Windsor
E. Lee Erb
Jotn Saylor
Westminster
Brown
Brunswick
Carroll Cove
E Lee Exle
C7ide
Derard Frances Rinehart
Local Notes From Mt Airy Area Novembr Events
Community fragments from Mt Airy outline social mentions. Names like Mr Staaler and families, relatives visiting, and school notes appear amid weather pointer. The text references attendance at occasions and local residents such as Branden Franx Sr and O W Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Air
O. W. Murra
Othy Burineham
Lasa Prickett
Inside a New York dice game beneath shadows
In a dim room a crowd of bankers brokers and criminals gathers for a high stakes dice game. A shirted stickman controls the table while the house takes a cut and a shinock banks the bags. The scene pairs legal professionals with felons as the game unfolds amid danger and secrecy.
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Tgere
New York
Letter Golf Not So Easy in Par Four Game
A playful note on letter golf explains that easy come easy go does not apply to the par four challenge. The piece hints at a single solution found on the fast page, inviting readers to try.
Fragmented OCR Note on Letter Golf and Warrant
Readable bits describe a letter golf idea changing one word per stroke and reference a failed forumer Maser. Mentions a warrant on a Wednesday with a $70 charge and a security outcome. No clear person or organization names.
Today In History and Anniversaries
A list of historical figures born or died on January 23 and notable events. Includes Edward Rutledge Franklin Pierce Elbridge Gerry Willam Dennison Ignatius Donnelly and the Parkman murder. Also notes Marcus Garvey deportation and a horoscope fragment. House Campaign Funds Committee travels to Southern Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Clement
Edward Rutledge
South Carolina
Charleston
Franklin Pierce
United States
Hillsborough
N. H
Conford
N. II
Elbridge Gerty
Ien
Washington
D. C
Marblehead
Mass
Willam Dennison
Ohio
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ignatius Donnelly
Bacon
Shakespeare
Philadelphia
Parkman
Webster
Boston
Evxents
House Campaign Funds Committee
Texas
Rheumatism in Child and Heart Risk Highlighted
A medical note explains childhood rheumatic infection often damages the heart. It stresses germs entering via nose and throat, the value of hygiene, fresh air, sleep, exercise, regular bowel habits, proper nutrition, and removal of enlarged adenoids or tonsils to reduce risks.
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Morris Fishbeing
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
Inauguration Ties and Local Notices From New Jersey to Nantucket
Gate irregularities alleged in the 7H primary and national elections. Dr Harvey Nathaniel Dacis to be inaugurated President of Stevens Institute of Technology at Hoboken. The Academy of Political Science meets at the Hotel Astor New York to discuss peace. Royal neighbors of America meets at Omaha. Republican Day in Frederick County Maryland. Second Harvest Festival Day in Japan Breaks Sex in Fall Mars. N L Lea of the Zente Apartments slips and fractures her left ankle at Frederick City Hospital and is reported doing well. T G Bobbs files about 30 suits in civil justice court over unpaid sewer and sidewalk assessments in Lynchburg. Sums range from 15 to 109 dollars. Crew of schooner Mildred Foley taken off by Coast Guard near Nantucket after fire. vessel total loss reported.
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Gate
Harvey Nathaniel Dacis
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
Academy of Political Science
Hotel Astor
New York
Kellogg Wis
Royal Neighbors of America
Omaha
Nebi
Radar
Frederick County
Maryland
Japan
Mars
N. L. Lea
Zente Apartments
Frederick City Hospital
Lynchburg
T. G. Bobbs
Hobbs
Isettle
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Aed
the Daily News
Gary
Fiece
Bers Rapemas Benapazes
Basdem
Conten
Vyomek
Luis
Diogeness
Athenstown
Diogenes
Lufburrow
Atale
Bible Thought
the News
Tute
AL Af
Peng Co
Society News
Kitart Dester
Wer O
Helen Abel Conley
Guford
Elizabeth Cow ¢F
Willam
Duniep
Geogtitie
Waal
Fiases
Nancy Etlett, Jine Me
Miessra Robiss
Bat
Princeton
New St Gurse
C. Jas
H. Gambril
M Markell
Riche Whnebroner
Preston Lane
Hagerstown
Williast Byron
David
Winebrenner
Charles S. Li
Marton O. Wlaon
Waverly
Lane
Boleck
Philip BR
Wilson
James
Cramer
Jana
Francis X. Staley
Land
City
Motter Wall
Ocean City
Mya
Ernest Helfenstein
Clarke Place
Roland W. Harbaugh
West Third Street
Barbers Fritchie
Violet Glendinen
Frances Lethespe
Baltimore
David C_ Winebrenner
David C_ Winebrenner, III
Princeton Navy
Albert C Rlle
Nai
H. E. Roser
Family Delphin
Guy C. Roser
Roseciite
K. Yoru
Jamee IL Haske
Laster
Michael
Flapper
Fanny
Tev
Tanea
Mt. Airy
Gillert Swan
Ieee
Pamicy
Gus
WWE
Marcus Garvey
Atlanta
Jamaica
Nantucket
Mildred Foley
Oy Coast Guard
Book OF
Antaee
1St Book of Knowledes
Mrs. Wilson
S Street
Hardings
White House
Tafts
Lincoln
Wilsons
Jersey
Harding
President Harding
Mrs. Harding
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