Football's annual opening stirs national sports scene
The article reflects on amateur football's popularity as seasons begin across the United States. It notes a shift from baseball to football among students, alumni, and fans, with widespread college and high school games starting Saturdays. It contrasts amateur ideals with mercenary pro attitudes.
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Anisa
Hunger cc
Weason
America
Mlapper
Colege
Excollege
Radio listeners hear Curtissield drama in Coste Bellonie tale
Millions heard an unexpected radio scene from Curtissield New York as Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonie staged a dramatic crossing tale. The broadcast carried a shrill signal of jubilation and the crossing east to west sparked excitement among viewers. The event highlighted daring aviation ventures and public fascination with transatlantic attempts.
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Curtissield
New York
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonie
Parl
Paris
Severia
Quotations State Waite Be Feloe Ar Ejected to Sats
A garbled OCR fragment lists quotations and names with incomplete phrases. The readable portions show mentions of quotes and potential names but lack clear context, dates, or places to form a coherent news item.
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Sats
Lufs Stuff ge OH Platage Damaged OCR Snippet
Fragmentary local notice describes a damaged newspaper segment with unreadable names and phrases about wearables and tires. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret, with garbled words and stray punctuation scattered through the fragment.
Detour Detour and Weekend Visits Bring News of Licit Guests
Laren Austin and Robert and Upton Austin spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Michael Rest in Philadelphia. Aussa Thelms Austin returned home with them. Mrs Franzlin spent time with smelter at Uniontown. Carroll Cover and Dorothy Haugh visited Mr and Mrs E D Diller. Mrs Grenville Erb of Oxford Pa visited with E Lee Erb’s family. Mr and Mrs E J Clahaugh and family were guests of James Coshun. Aliah Metzler and daughter visited Emory Warner’s home in Toons Pa. Mr and Mrs Ernest Albaugh of York Pa spent the weekend with Frank Albaugh and Sam with Mrs Harold. Mr and Mrs C R Forte of Westminster spent the afternoon with S R Werbright. Walter Dorset opened a new store section beside his barber shop. National camp member returned to duty at Western Maryland Cat. Dr M W Shorb of Baltimore spent time visiting local friends.
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Detour
Laren Austin
Robert
Upton Austin
Michael
Philadelhia
Aussa Thelms Austin
Philadelphia
Franzlin
Uniontown
Carrol Cover
Madce
Dorothy Haugh
E. D. Diller
Grenville Erb
Oxford
E. Lee
Farmuly
Clahaugh
James Coshun
Aliah Metzler
Altoons
Emory Warner
Ernest Albaugh
Farfield Western Maryland
M. W. Shorb
Baltimore
Taming the Fish and the Hook in a Bible Thought ES
A quirky item notes Bible thought and cond fare as a man fights a temptation. He asserts taming the fish so they bite the hook, reflecting a moral or humorous proverb about restraint and wit.
Twenty Years Ago Today Chronicle Fragment
A garbled note recalls events from two decades past, mentioning a survey, employment, a specific group of men, a fire, a restaurant, and a home incident. It references a market, an illness, and a small count of cats and mice, but many details are unclear.
The Influence Of Wyclif On American Culture
A study argues Wyclif shaped early Anglo Sasan Protestantism more than Luther or Calvin did, tracing reformist roots to Lollard ideas. It contends New England Puritans were not Calvinists, and cites Professor Hall’s assessment in a book published by Little Brown and Company.
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Thomas
Manny
Naton
England
Wryelif
Luther
Calvin
Professor Hail
Lollardim
Wrelff
New England
Professor Hall
Besk Ib Ws
Lit Brown and Company
Well of Loneliness and Water and Gold Books Spark Debate
A review note discusses Water and Gold from EL Fp Dutton and Co and The Well of Loneliness in a new edition. It highlights the book as a serious study of abnormal love handled with taste and sympathy. The piece questions moral suppression and warns readers that avoiding the work may lead to disappointment.
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Prouh Agyentite
Sallor
Aftica
Diamons
Elfp. Dutton and
Compan
Coviel, Friede, Inc
Hall
Sam's Creek Social Notes from the Home
Sept 1 reports at the home of Mr and Mrs Georg Duner. Guests include Mr and Mrs Howard Wingold, Donald and Kathleen Fisher of Mars, Mrs Leighton Schneider, Mrs Merton Entel and Jean Fee Bee, who moved from near Oak Orchard to Jas Hooper property. Mrs Walter Engel visits Enid and Russell Lee's daughter Catherine of Baltimore. Mrs Earley and Miss Bass Rode were in Batimore. Asghion Schneider had a Friday surprise gathering.
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Sam's Creek
Georg Duner
Howard W.land
Donald
Dausater
Kathleen
Elmer Fisher
Mars
Leighton Sehneider
Merton Entel
Daushter
Jean F . Eebee
Near Oak
Jas Hooper
Pus Pace
Walter Engel
Enidk
Rae Howe
Umtentomn
Russell Lee
Cather
Ballmore
Earley
Bass Roeder
Local Social Notes Spurting Fragments in Sept Week
Fragmentary entries mention Mr and Mrs and Mr York with cars and spending near Fa and Eau. No clear event or outcome is shown. text reads as scattered social items and greetings from a midweek period.
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Cars
York
Mumps Complications and Isolation Guidance
A historical medical note explains mumps complications in adults more often than children, including gland involvement and possible tissue destruction. It advises strict isolation for the patient, bed rest, and about two weeks of confinement after swelling subsides or attack ends to prevent spread.
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Lee
Anniversary of Brandywine Battle Records
The piece recalls the September 11 1777 Brandywine clash as British General Howe moved toward Philadelphia with 27 000 men while Washington faced 18 000. British success waned amid fog and missteps with American confusion, retreat to the Schuylkill and Washington delaying Howe’s march northwest of Philadelphia.
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Brandywine
Washington
Brandy
Howe
Ladelpina
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Tensod
Abe
Howes
Anly
Phila
Schuylkill
Walleyec
Hunters Bag About 110 Birds in Weeklong Trek
A late 19th or early 20th century notation records a hunting party led by Jefferson and Thurmont, with details of participants Edith Sherman and Mrs Mortimer Sherman among others. The group reportedly shot around 110 birds during a weeklong expedition near Upper Mima Warner and Norvoxt en Memai.
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W. Straw
Hood
Upper Mima Warner
Norimmer
Harold
Patsonace Ridgerwech
Howard Chaney
Mts
Earl Baker
Marsh
Plate Fine Ball In Boeebal Game Between Thra Poof Philadelphia
Fragmentary report describes a baseball or related game between two teams with unclear names and locations. Mentions September, a 9 to 0 score, and players or officials such as Dodvear Satter and Dut Bas, with residence notes for years.
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Phiadelphia
Catholic Cubs
Jen Monroe
Scrambled Text Puzzle Practice From NEA Service
A reader task shows scrambled phrases and a misspelled caption asking to spot four mistakes in grammar history etiquette and drawing. It invites solving a scrambled word by reordering letters and grading accuracy, with scoring notes and instruction on the page.
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NEA Service, Inc
Year of the great tap ushers in a New York season
The New York scene buzzes with tap dance trends as theaters spotlight rhythm and novelty. Talks of “The Lite Show” and clacking steps fill venues from uptown to downtown, with critics noting evolving styles since black bottom era and paving the way for new urban fads.
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New York
Charleston
Eers
Waite
America
Daily Lesson In English Pt 1
A fragment describes a daily English lesson and a discussion of spelling errors. It notes a correspondent and a reference to food costs and dag products, mentioning fractions of a dollar. The text appears as an OCR garble with unclear context and many misspellings.
Fragmented Today in History notices and names
A garbled historical column lists anniversaries and figures such as Cora Die in New York and John Ireland, with dates like April 12, 1866, and September 25, 1919. It mentions various places, people, and events with many unreadable fragments and mis-spellings.
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U.S. Senate
Cora
New Str
Botecs
Penn
U. Hadeip
Stampec Alcols
Aglten
Benny (. Bowen
New York
Woodsta Conn
Brooklyn
N. Y
Reo
John Ireland
America
Roman Catholi
Ireland
Sc. Bal Minn
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