Local News Items From Wanck af Kleinen to Clarence
Local notes recount visits and travel among residents including Mr Wo Mi Ed and Wanck af Kleine in Elywood Tuesday. Families from Livermore and Webstore City gathered at various homes. Griubel party traveled to Rochester Minnesota for hospital work. Conrad Elmer visited St Pauls, Richwel taught in North Dakota, and Luchalngey family returned from Cedar Rapids with calls on several neighbors.
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Gregéerent
Livermore
Wht
White
Lavra
Mens
H.C. Griutel
Norono Weit
Rochaster, Minn
Sutavilay
Griobel
Conrad Elmer
St. Pauly Nunn
Tls
Richwel
North Dakota
William and Mary to Study at University of Mexico Program
American Students at William and Mary form a cooperative with the University of Mexico to send six-week study groups to Mexico City. Professors from William and Mary will teach English courses while students access University of Mexico offerings to promote cross cultural understanding.
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University of Mexico
Mexico
Qin
Ammozivan College
Mexicat University
William and Mary
Dda
C. 16
Castaneda
Cal- Jogo
Holland's Territory Reclaimed Land Drive In 2,000 More Squares
Obie State Jutirad notes that 19,000 equals two thirds under cultivation. Plans to drain Zuyder Vee aim to add 2,000 additional square miles of fertile land. Foreign colonies offer opportunities for white settlers as work begins and the present generation may see reclamation progress.
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Holland
Ifo
Zuyder Vee
Obie State Jutirad
Local Notes Highlight Teaching, Staffing Moves in Des Moines
Miss Leone Cook teaches in Wesley this year and G Kuebler, former Goldfield Chronicle editor, now works at Humboldt Republican office. Humboldt Rendering Works offers prompt dead animal removal at their expense. In Des Moines, Roy McGurry Cullin Packard George McCurry and Warry Packard visited. three men had their tonails removed.
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Humboldt Rendering Works
Nwmbolit
Iowa
Flint
Mr. and
Mys
Roy McGurry
Cullin Packard
George McCurry
Warry Packard
Des Moines
Something Unusual Is Good Word for Gopher
A Herald summary describes gophers in Yosemite National Park and in California as pests yet useful in soil processes. It notes a study estimating billions of gophers shaping soil, aiding aeration and fertility, while consuming energy and affecting vegetation.
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Ile
Nua
Yosemite National Park
Aloieey
Ube
Wesluen
Firinera
Willy
California
Vaynily
Bivalve Destroys Concrete Joints in San Pedro Harbor
A Nepholad bivalve, small yet destructive, bores through concrete jacketed harbor piles at San Pedro, undermining timber protection. The mollusk’s forward shell edge resembles a flame and may soften concrete, with about half of inner harbor piles affected. Research continues on its attack mechanism and impact.
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San Pedro
Oubit
Nepholad
Pamily Wernid
Burial Rules For Veterans At National Cemeteries
Civil war veterans entombment in National cemeteries may precede or follow their spouses based on individual cases. The War Department weighs whether five American war veterans’ burial order affects others and whether a World War II widow can share a grave with her late husband. Court action contemplates allowing a second casket in a single grave to accommodate a spouse.
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National Cemetery
Aaliler
Durie
Mande
Coliber
Curfew Legend Shadowing Chertsey Abbey Tale
A fragmented relic recalls a curfew bell lore tied to Chertsey Abbey and a funeral for Tonry WE. The tale centers on Blanche Theriet and Neville the Warwick jester as they enact a grim scene at sundown to stop the curfew, with a dramatic ending tied to a legendary bell and moral warning.
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Chertsey
Mingland
Abbey
Tonry
Towar
Cheristy
Toreh
Daper
Atso
le Seinl
Smith
Blanche Theriet
Neville
Warwick
Marriage as Art and Social Construct Explored
Afragmentary reflection argues marriage is artificial and driven by technique rather than natural affinity. It discusses free love, gender roles, and the evolving laws around union and divorce, citing philosophical views and societal expectations.
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Frank
Vilzed New
Wonen
Eany
Warriage
Lawa
Gilbert Mranka
de Heart
Redbird and the Saxophone Music Mystery
An Indianapolis News item recounts a curious tale of a redbird drawn to a saxophonist and pianist duo. Martin L. Dove and a daughter who plays piano and a son who plays saxophone reportedly coaxed the bird to sing and then stop as each instrument began or ceased. The bird’s behavior followed the musicians’ performances, returning the next day after the window repelled the song with the piano.
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Frieni
Martin L. Dove
San Jose
Hye
Redbird
Ingad
Ignin Inga
Redbhird
Sven Ghoul
Indianapalis News
Fragmentary Brain Teaser Riddles in Halting Script
The text presents garbled phrases about someone named Deeter Your or Deeter Your droneable path and a puzzled speaker. It lacks coherent events, dates, places, or identifiable organizations to form a clear news item.
Whistle Mada Visible Qn the wmadern mature beat
Howie equips a vessel with an air compressence to blow a whistle and mast visible blast. An atom tank supplies smoke fluid to a visible blast when the whistle operates. A small unit provides months of smoke and is replaced when exhausted.
Shoe Tynecupy Narrates Humble Cobbler Philosophy
Carol A. Bundy delivered an illustrated address titled Mend Sales before the Advertiser Club, in Los Angeles, tracing footwear history from ancient Egyptian sandals to modern shoes. Bundy’s talk blended humor and social critique, praising sturdy, well-made footwear and noting the cultural myths around footgear across ages.
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Jrulor
Carol A. Bundy
Los Angeles Daily Times
Bundy
Prominent Man Bishop Teele at Indiana Univ
Prominent figure Bishop Teele spoke to a large Indiana University audience last Sunday evening. President Wo a Bryan introduced him as townspeople, faculty, ushers, restorers and friends listened as a woman held up her child and urged him to be strong in faith amid a local uproar and renewed interest.
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Livlianuyolis
Chattanooga seeks park plan from riverfront expansion
A fatigued but hopeful account describes Chattanooga leaders and publisher Adelphe Gels raising 116000 to acquire eastern and western maps for a transformative park along the riverfront. The piece compares cities' efforts to harness natural beauty for civic advantage, citing Wake Michigan and Kansas City as examples.
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Ita
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Cumberlands
Adélphe. Gels
Chalimont
Memuillin
Chattanooga
Chattanooga ‘Times
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Arerica
United States
Kansas City
Boalgn
Wake
Michigan
Oriental elephants draw crowds despite captivity in India
Richard Bell of Shanghai reports on a tented exhibit featuring a chained elephant and a vaudeville act. He notes Orient shows rely on animals and acrobatics, differing from American circuses by omitting the wild animal chase and loud ballyhoo, but still stressing animal presence for appeal.
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India
Plato
Flint
America
Richard ‘Bell
Shanghai
Los Angeles Times
Bell
Glitter
Orient
Made Quwn Way to Farne Doctor Gye
English physician and investigator rose from working-class roots to prominence. he funded education as a porter, then teacher, then medical student. Served in the medical corps during the war and now serves on Yorks Companion Research Council.
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Gye
Sordicnt Research Council
Yorth
Alaska Tightens Hunting Rules For Nonresident Guides
Alaska Game Commission announces new hunting legislation effective August. Nonresident hunters must be accompanied by registered and licensed guides. Guides without licenses are prohibited from guiding nonresidents. Previously, licensing applied only to Kenai Peninsula, western Cook Inlet, and Prince William Sound south of Anchorage.
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Alaska
Alaska Game Commission
Perens
Kenai Peninsula
Letwern Cookinleth
Prince William Sound
Aucharige
Trouble for English Tacs Incretacd Vigilanes
A garbled report notes alarm about British police vigilance and Soviet activity. It mentions teaching Russian at Scotland Yard and hints at punishing secret agents, with Hopeful conclusions about potential revelations by Will Kelly.
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Scotland Yard
Kelly
Rolsheviks
Fragmentary courtroom yarn quotes a jailed thief remarking on honesty
A fragmentary OCR style exchange shows a judge calling a defendant a habitual criminal and the prisoner protesting indignantly. The lines mention a sale and a vigilante resistance, with unclear names and punctuation suggesting a historical crime snippet.
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Cai
Keep Young in Spirit Elderly Advice From Detroit Free Press
A reader recalls a friend's wartime transformation from sedate attire to brisk daily activity. The piece argues novelty and effort sustain youth, urging avoidance of boredom and adaptation to new conditions to preserve vitality.
Kitten Gossip Sparks Curious Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue shows a puzzled request about a client aunt and a kitten. The overheard exchange hints at a personal confusion or miscommunication, with brief mentions of a kitten and a household relation amid unclear context.
Cement Plant Waste Heat Now Powers Mills
Hot gases from cement kilns, previously discharged into the air, are now captured to generate steam. Temperatures reach 2400 to 3000 degrees in the kilns, with exhaust at about 1800 degrees Fahrenheit. Forty three plants reportedly use this excess heat to run all the power in their mills, saving about 73000 tons of coal annually.
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Sere
Fight between men at church scene picked up by editors
In a Tumlin Tile Torch of Liberty report John of Ramwaus Ridge describes a Sunday night melee near a church where two men fought until a peacemaker intervened and chased the combatants off. the intervenor, a slim man, reportedly bested both combatants in the scuffle.
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Johnon
Ramwaus Ridge
Kansas City
Quake Spooks Pedigreed Horses in Santa Barbara Feedings
Animals in Santa Barbara trembled during the morning earthquake as they surrounded a man who barely escaped being pawed to death. The horses refused food after the quake and the following day, leaving observers unsettled by the wild, unsettled behavior.
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Santa Barbara
Boen
Choy
Tretzky's Few Words Prompt Somerset County Caz
In a terse exchange, Brown notes Tretzky is a man of few words. a friend urges a closer look at the words and hints that a misunderstanding could spill trouble in Somerset County.
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Tretzky
Brown
Somerset
County
Caz
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