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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1929
Page
6
A Ble Horak account claims General Botha ordered 2500 Boers to retreat to Kamattpoort and barred passage to others as war ended. Gold and debt of the state were seized and divided among the troops at Bomaupoort, with equal shares, before the men sailed from Lourenzo Marqoed.
A garbled OCR fragment references a supposed statesman, Alexander the Great, and an exchange with Parmenius about peace offers after a victory in 13808. The legible parts mention leadership, advice, and a nod from Alexander, but the text is incomplete and unreliable.
An unidentified host and guest exchange a brief remark about avoiding future photographs. The guest declares he will not have his picture taken again, and the host responds with a restrained reply. The prose reflects informal reminiscence and casual dialogue amid recollection.
The line reads as a quirky exchange about an upcoming swim boomleg and a mos catto bite, presenting as a fragment from a playful, informal source. The exact context and factual details are unclear from the text.
In a quirky dialogue a set of clocks in a house discuss people’s talk and figures on faces. They reflect on how everyone wears a unique figure, while some adults chatter about health and weight, and a boy’s shoes prompt a sobering moment about care.
J Garner, a popular American jockey, rides Wotweed to victory in the Bretch Grand Pris et Paria Handicap, owned by Edmund Esmond, an English turf follower.
A garbled line asks what are the three most important faces of mankind as a teacher prompts the class. The mis-typed text suggests a scene of dialogue about a riddle or metaphor within a school setting.
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