Juniors Overwhelm Sophomores in Fast Basketball Battle
An unusually crowded Friday game pitted Juniors against Sophomores and Freshmen with Varsity-armed Juniors. The Sophs and Fresh led 10 10 at halftime before the Juniors surged ahead, ending with a strong team effort and swift passes. Rivers Ford and Green sparked scoring while Saunders Chol. Hinderson and Lester contributed defense and hustle.
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Sophs
Fresh
Fresh Rivers
Rape
Ford
Strange
Green
Saunders
Miss. College
Scruggs
Hinderson
Lester
Soldier on the Rhine Sees a Fish He Wishes
A verse fragment recounts a soldier guarding the Rhine who sees a fish he desires and contemplates how to invite it, ending with a playful rhyme about writing and dropping it.
Ruralites Have Big Health Advantage
The National Tuberculosis Association cites rural residents enjoy more fresh air and sunlight reducing TB risk, yet many sleep with windows closed. It notes 150000 TB deaths yearly in the United States and stresses outdoor sleeping porches and prevention as the cheapest medicine.
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United States
National Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
Tuberculosis: A Deadly Yet Preventable Foe
A call to action describes tuberculosis as a major killer of workers aged 16 to 45, inflicting about 150,000 U.S. deaths annually and 1,000,000 currently suffering. It outlines economic costs and urges public effort, funded largely by Red Cross Christmas seals, to drive the menace from communities.
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National Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
United States
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Ds Oe
Oxford
West of Square
Murray G. White
E. D. Beanland
Miss
Epitahs
Bill Bole
Luke McLuke
Ferdinand Black
Detroit
Rege GS
Sam Hupp
Newark
Solomon Ginks
Birmingham Age-Herald
Alex
O. Kern
Bobby McBand
Bobby
Pacific Mutual Monthly
Freshman Barr
Frank Green
Oxford Eagle
Oxford, Mississippi
Oxford Furnture
Pamdany
National
Aden
Will Pouch
Ani Or
National Biscuit
H. C. Butler, P. Rogers, L. I. Lockhart and
D. W. Holmes
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