Florence police chief and World War I veteran honored
A portrait emerges of Richard Bisver a Florence leader who served as chief of police and earned distinction in World War I. His military record shows service as an advisor captain and deployment to France with the One Wadesend Fifth before discharge.
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Aiek Bis
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Meher
France
Conner
Education Week Observed Across Nation November Week
Education Week is set for November 19 to 22 with activities nationwide. The program includes Constitution Day, Patch Day, Teacher Day, Know Your Rights, Community and Health Day, and Go and Country Day, coordinated by the American Legion and the federal Education Bureau.
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American Legion
Indianapolis
United Stotes Bureau
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Purchase of Historic Billop House Leads to Park Plan
A disputed bid by New York residents to acquire the historic Billop House in Staten Island spurs debate on converting the site into a public park. Opponents cite wartime actions of Christopher Buliaw and question the property's future use amid mayoral discussions and a postwar peace campaign.
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New York
Myla Falenelys
Amero Legion
Staten
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Publis Park
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Solving a Large Gross Word Puzzle Prompt
The fragment describes solving a complex word puzzle with a grid of white and black squares. It mentions vertical reading of words and a hidden theme around "Reelzeegtiol defen Waverd" and other garbled terms. It notes listing letters, clues, and positions in a crossword like setup.
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Timeless Test of Time Fancies a Small Town Tale
The piece reflects on aging and memory through a narrator who ponders how a long life and repeated posing for portraits shape self perception. It hints at a remote Missouri courthouse setting, a reference to a controversial case, and a judge weighing mercy against past deeds.
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Getter Than Believing in Santa Clara
A fragmented 19th century style scene describes a journey through crooked streets and a tense encounter. Vague references to a final confrontation include a figure named Theoder Woeerkert and a cryptic dialogue about a sale and a gamble. The tone mirrors a surreal urban vignette with mysterious characters and symbolic actions.
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Getter
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Bnei Et
Gol
Dramatist’s Dreadful Play Stirs Theaterme Audience
A troubled premiere provoked cries as actors fled, audience members fainted, and reactions grew chaotic in the theater. A man in the crowd shouted for the author while a spectator announced his wife’s distress during the finale.
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Untitled Conversation Between Tracy and McCardell
The fragment presents a chaotic exchange with English novelist Lewis Tracy returning from America. Bor We Candell and McCardell exchange stammered questions about Tracy’s identity and works, while an unnamed solicitor prompts clarification about who Tracy is and his novelistic reputation.
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America
Tracy
EL Ndimle
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