President Hibben Calls For Moral Standards In Learning
In a Princeton University address, Dr. Hibben criticizes modern writers who attack institutions yet neglect their moral duties. He argues for a strong national movement through learning institutions to show youth the need for religious faith and high conduct, warning against promoting free love and weak moral standards.
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Hibbes
Princeton University
Hibben
Scenery And Road Improvements Noted By Reader
Letter from Clifford Yinger describes an Allegany mountain ride from Lime Kiln to Greencastle via the Ruckersteen pike and Frederick highway. The writer notes road work removing reverse curves and macadam improvements between Green Mercersburg and ongoing straightening, praising the road condition.
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Mr. Grove
Clifford Yinger
Allegany Mountains
Ruckersteen
Frederick
Naserstomn
Thirre
Greencastle
Ieen
Mercersburg
Fragmentary Rant About Laws and Nations
The readable bits describe confusion over laws and nations with scattered phrases about Surman Seered and Speight Nations. The text remains unclear but suggests a discussion of legal authority and international names.
Inquiring Reporter Describes Bedford Mountain Roads
The piece recounts a Bedford to Pittsburgh trip detailing mountain road improvements. It notes scenic overlooks at Grand View Summit and Bald Knob, the Horse Shoe Trail, and long retaining walls. It praises recent changes, mentions traffic concerns, and urges safer road design and parking considerations.
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Hawke
Humireas
Mushugh
Grand View Swamit
Somerset County
Bald Knob
Allegany Mountains
Mississippi River
Seven Mile Level
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Allogany Mountains
Tadtsel
Cumberland
MedConnesburg
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Stenerres Especii
Ate
Vmeish's
Trafic
Siperior
Marrand
Nished Rishwar
Bible Thought in Fractured Text Sparks Curiosity
Fragmentary OCR note shows garbled phrases like "the sparks fit upaand aian IT" and mentions "Lady Het" in a unclear context. No clear event or entities emerge beyond scattered words.
Return From Trip Over Sea and Land
Mr Ful ler and his daughter completed a long tour spanning sea and land returning home after visiting San Francisco Los Angeles and Hollywood They toured the Grand Canyon Albuquerque New Orleans and San Diego and saw Navajo blanket makers The ship they traveled on caught fire about seven days from San Francisco but passengers reached Manile Mexico safely and continued home overland reaching New York nearly three weeks after departure
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Xv Vfar
San Francis
Los Angeles
Leland Stateford University
San Diego
Grand Canyon
Alberquerque
N. M.c
Gratel Canyon
Burrog
Panama Canal
Mr. Fuller
San Francisco
Funeral for Judge James McSherry Held in Frederick
Twenty years ago in Frederick, funeral services for Judge James McSherry were conducted at St. John’s Catholic Church with broad organizational representation. Cardinal Gib banns participated, and state fire marshal Lloyd T. MacGill attended a national marshals’ convention in Columbus.
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Frederick
James McSherry
St. John’s Catholic Church
Newty
Cardinal Gibbans
Lloyd T. MacGill
Columbus
Loan Request Amid Tension Between Friends
The narrator recounts lending money to a man named Derek who promised repayment and later vanished with the funds. The speaker expresses doubt about Derek's honesty and notes the loan was meant to be possible only if Derek could prove himself trustworthy before the next week. The tone reflects suspicion and concern over repayment.
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Derek
Teark
Pate
Rifle Citizens Ladder and Truck Company forms aboard
Directors met in the City Hall building to consider applications for drivers for the new apparatus. Maurice Anglebower HL Ror Mealey and Robert Hittner were appointed. Captain Lester Smith named captain of the truck company. Three drivers, members of the five companies, will receive salaries matching the others. Housing quarters are being arranged in the Junior engine house quarters. Other business included plans for a parade and a forthcoming meeting of lieutenants and members to discuss topics.
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Rifle Witizens Ladder and Truck Company
GitesAlail
Japparatus
Maurice Anglebower
Ror Mealey
L Robert Hittner
FL Lester Smith
Fovat
Theother
Mission Society Meeting Highlights Plans and Reports
The Women's Home Missionary Society of the Calvary Methodist Epparani held its Wednesday meeting with devotion led by Mrs. F. R. Sappington. Plans were made for a November 17 cafeteria supper, and delegates reported on the National Convention in Baltimore October 12 to 19.
Today In History and Birthdays Highlight Notable Events
A collage of events for this date features historic happenings from wars to politics, including notable birthdays like Gilbert Grosvenor and Rev. Emanuel Ledrina. The page also notes figures tied to U S and international history, with references to anniversaries and scholarly milestones.
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G.ibert Grosvenor
National Geographic Society
Constantinople
Richard Folsom Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
N. J. Eare Reo
Emanuel B. Ledrina
Corpus 1
Texas
Evansville
Gouverneur F. Mosher
The
Philippines
Stapleton
George C. Peery
Congress
Virginia
Cedar Bluff
Ha Rescues Girl Then Forces Return of Unconscious Beauty
A man saved a girl from danger and dragged her to safety but deemed her not attractive and returned her to danger. The incident reflects a troubling act of disregard for the rescued individual and raises questions about the rescuer’s motives and the observers who witnessed it.
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Richtm
Pasteurization of Milk Brings Great Benefits
Dr Morris Fisubein argues pasteurization reduced typhoid scarlet fever diphtheria from infected milk. He notes vigilance needed as Montreal shows risks when control lapses and cites Chicago studies on heat levels and uniform heating for 20 minutes. Pasteurization does not harm taste or digestibility and vitamin loss can be offset by orange or tomato juice.
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Montreal
Chicago Department of Health
Brunswick Halloween Parade and Prize Event Planned
Brunswick to host a community Halloween celebration next Monday night from 7 36 to 8 50 on Brunswick street with Rotary Club prizes for children and adults. Prizes include best, freakish, and historical costumes and other games such as apple bobbing and tail on the black cat.
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Brounswick
Brunswick Street
Harpers Techie Light
Tower
Brunswick Rotary Club
Dowshatt
Ode to the West Wind and Actors Equity Union Growth
The passage blends Percy Bysshe Shelley inspired lines with a note about the Actors Equity Association, the oldest union for performers, now claiming 73590 members. It juxtaposes poetic impulse with labor organization and size.
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The
Actors Equity Association
Theatrica
Letter Golf ITS TIME TO FIRE UP
A quirky note compares moving from coal to fire in a metaphorical golf themed riddle. It hints at a par solution printed on the last page and suggests early morning effort may feel long, yet a clever path might still beat par.
Letter Golf Rules Explained With Par Word Changes
The text outlines a word ladder game called letter golf. It defines changing one word to another in par strokes, gives examples from COW to HEN, and states rules: one letter at a time, must form common full words, no abbreviations, and fixed letter order. A solution is printed on the last page.
Life's Niceties Hints on Etiquette
The piece outlines guest behavior and conversation etiquette for social gatherings. It notes a considerate guest earns repeat invites, warns against discussing religion politics or personal matters, and says hosts should feel no obligation to force conversation, with a police decree in Peking banning short hair skirts and low necklines.
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