Manila Gains Steamship Call On North German Lloyd Route
The Cablenews American notes that North German Lloyd will send its steamers to Manila, boosting the city’s status for globe trotters and business prospects in the Philippines. Improved transport could draw more travelers and generate free advertisement for Manila amid regional competition with Hong Kong. Bishop Goodman humorously urged Sunday school growth in Africa, highlighting a continent with ten million square miles lacking any.
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Manila
Steamahip Biece
Ying
Bremen
Yoko A
Hongkong
Ft Fe
Philippines
North German-Lloyd Line
Louisville Courier-Journal
No Hope For Him Prom Rejection Scene
A man asks why a woman won't marry him after refusing prom. She cites a fixable baldness as a wig could hide it, but insists the real reason is her love for someone else. He begs for clarity and she reveals the issue is his ears sticking out, saying she would not care if they were altered.
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Plesse
Milwaukee News fragment Interstate missing voice line
The fragment cites an incident where a person says they were talking with their husband and cannot hear him anymore, suggesting possible interference or a push. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Milwaukee News
Shallow of Intellect Quote Refers to Colton
A fragment cites Charlen Caleb Colton noting some men are engaging in initial talks but become exhausted by the sixth discussion, reflecting on interview stamina and intellectual endurance.
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Tun
Charlen Caleb Colton
Preserving Carpenters Tools With Moist Coal Ball
A brief note on keeping carpenters tools from rust by placing a moistened coal ball in the chest alongside the tools, a simple preventive measure. This old tip suggests moisture control to prevent corrosion.
Man of No Force. He makes no friend who never rode a foo
The quotation by Tennyson reflects a view on influence and companionship, noting that lack of shared experience prevents lasting bonds. It uses old fashioned diction to suggest that without action and effort, loyalty and friendship do not develop.
Extracts From the Game Law of New Mexico 1942
For sportsmen the following extracts from the game law of New Mexico, effective June 14, 1942, set deer season from October 1 to November 15 each year with a limit of one deer per person per season and wild turkey season from November 1 to January 15 with a limit of four in possession at one time.
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Savage
Belvidese
Magzié
Impat
Little Squirel
Chant Buffalo
Particaars
Savage Arms Company
Savage Avenue
Utica
New Mexico
Lst
Hunting Regulations And Licenses Summary
The notice lists seasonal and possession limits for wildlife including deer, doves, ducks, geese, elk, sheep, goats, beaver, ptarmigan, quail, pheasant, and pigeons. It specifies species restrictions, dates from November 1 to January 8 for some, July 1 to September 30 for others, and May 15 to October 15 for trout. It also details license fees: resident general license $1.50 for big game and birds, nonresident big game and birds license $10.00.
Fire safety steps for campfires and disposal
The guidance warns to extinguish matchouts before discarding them and to fully extinguish and scatter surrounding debris. It advises small, controllable fires, never bonfires, and to report any fire immediately to a forest ranger or state fire warden if it cannot be controlled.
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