Women Lifeguards Rise in Local Pool Rescue Efforts
Beautiful Life Guards at Roosevelt Park pool saved two drowning children last Tuesday as an 18 year old girl rescued a couple from the Guadalupe the same day. The piece argues women are capable in water safety, citing Gertrude Ederle and Annette Kellermann and noting expanded access for San Antonio girls to learn swimming. A 63 year old woman in full clothing reportedly dived into the water in another incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Park Pool
Guadalupe
Gertrude Ederle
Annette Kellerman
San Antonio
Asell
Do We All Lie as Social Myth Says
LX Goddard of State University of Ohio argues that truthfulness collapses in daily life where we weigh importance. He and Father Duffy illustrate selective lying about unimportant matters while honesty persists about essential issues. The piece contends life is a compromise between idealism and practicality.
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LX Goddard
State University of Ohio
Father Duffy
Rainbow Division Association
Dr. Goddard
Herbert
Wonders of Surgery Amid Medical Progress
A doctor team operated on Benjamin Delobowsky, who had been blind for two years, and cried I can see, in a groundbreaking procedure whose method remains unknown. The article notes ongoing limits in medicine despite abolishing diseases like cholera and yellow fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Delobowsky
Health of Children in Europe and America
A reflection on the profound impact of universal education and public health on future generations. The text credits education and child health as key drivers of democracy, vigor, and happiness, noting progress in Europe and America and the role of healthier childhood in the postwar era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
Wayside Wisdom By 5 E Kiser
An unclear dialogue fragment features character talk about devotion and work. The prose shows exchanges on duties and emotions, with references to a town, money, and protection. Good substitute lines imply a reflective, verse-like narrative style.
Towne Gossip Reveals a Night of Trouble and Flight
A hazy narrative shows a youth escaping punishment after a wild night. Friends and relatives discuss misdeeds, a rushed return home, a missing sleep, and a tense confrontation at dawn. The account centers on a hurried departure, an exhausted crowd, and implied consequences.
Daily Gond Deed and Wheat Friend Controversy Rumor
A fragmented note references a dispute over a “port friend” and a veto affecting a game with Mainz. It mentions sympathy, kindness, and questions about sour inequality, with unclear details and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aris
Mainz
Monty
Unclear Bloomington Felony Noted In Obscure Patchwork
A garbled Bloomington regional blotter notes a misdeed involving a chicken theft and disjointed references to authorities and dates. Readable entities include Bloomington and a policing angle, but details are fragmentary and uncertain.
Wild Life Lore by Garrett P Serviss overview
Fragmented OCR excerpt discusses Benest Thompson Seton, North American wildlife, Horn Zone, and Amstrictal transitions. It references animal behavior, habitat needs, and migration patterns, noting how environment shapes home ranges and feeding. The tone resembles a nature essays collection with observations on species and their life habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benest Thompson Seton
North America
Amstral
Princeton Furore Over Suppressed Madhouse Sketches
A Princeton University magazine labeled Aketehad- from a Madhouse sparks debate over publicity. Critics warn sensationalism breeds crime and vanity, noting true fame is the shadow of stature while authorities suppress the publication to curb misconduct. Copyright 1025 by Pha Mettture Newsservice Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thors
Princeton
Pha Mettture
Mental disease in cities by Royal's Copeland MD
Dr Copeland argues urban life elevates mental illness risk, citing Pollock and the New York hospital data. He urges citywide changes including housing, work conditions, and public health improvements to reduce stress and improve hygiene for children and adults alike.
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Royal's
Copeland
M. D
United States
New York City
Pollock
Iim
Induateral
Mt Fle
Life's Hurdles Reverence for Nation by Louise Bisch
A reflective essay argues for deeper reverence in American life. It contrasts continental respect with U S materialism and urges renewed focus on ideals, institutions, and compassion, including aid to the hungry, children, and disaster victims. It laments boredom and calls for meaningful devotion to national values.
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Generona
Svn
Philanthropie
Rodin
Pak
Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan
A profile of Philip Nowlan tracing his career from a paper helper at Delaware Gazette to a civil engineer. He worked as a sexton, joined Moor Trouble company, then Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway, later Chicago and North Western, rising to leadership in engineering and administration.
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Philip
Nowlan
Mgincare
Chicago
Apisto
Dae Moor Trou
Ghicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Northayoulnes
ClMeino Fen
Northworperit
Vile
Line
Provident
Chicagol
Milwaukes Amt
Owl
Wigan
Aehadey
Samme
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Miunaiy
HI5
Daily Dozen
Tharl
E. Kiser
Gus
Dinturind Tomar
Levarian
Tieu
Juste
Tie
Etry
HMAC
Ie Linn
Buck
Tha
Andy
Howe Ant
Bacolic Press
Bloomington Pensly
Tament
Garrett P.“Serviss
Cacingier
Riel Hana Horn
Anita
Princeton University
Taraey Toyeo
Viejon
American Psychiatric Association
Richmond
Horatio M. Pollock
Wew
York State Hospital
Pollelehing
Coubey
Louise Bisch
Amelia CrAven
Vowland
Tina
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