Navy midshipmen vow after graduation near Annapolis
The piece describes Annapolis June week, Visitors' Week, and the naval academy's annual inspection. It notes crowds of relatives and the town's overflow, the parade and drills, and the shift to summer cruises on battleships for the midshipmen, highlighting the ceremony cadence and visitors' influence on the events.
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Arin
Annapolis
Maryland
Planation
Bevern
Uncle Sam's
Naval Academy
Yole
Antapolis
Board of Visitors
Washington
Baltimore
Navy
No Affair of His Bystander Quip Cited in Parish Prayer
A witty exchange from The Bystander notes Mr. Lloyd did not weep during Mr. Evans prayer, replying that he belongs to another parish. The remark highlights social humor and parish loyalties in a humorous clipping.
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Mr. Lloyd
Statesman
Edward
Germany
Not the Reply He Expected From Her Cigarette Offer
A Detroit Free Press fragment quotes a quiet exchange where a man asks if she objects to smoking and she responds politely with a cigarette offer, capturing a brief social moment.
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Detroit Free Press
Dreadnoughts through the ages and their fates in history
A historical summary traces the Dreadnought name from its first ship through successive vessels. It notes their roles in battles, near-disasters, repairs, and eventual scrapping, linking each ship to notable figures such as Nelson, Boscawen, and Beeston, and to events from Trafalgar to the Armada era.
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Moore
Kyles of Bute
Preston
Nelson
Trafalgar
Seamen's Hospital
Greenwich
Meier
Noseawen
Great Britain
William, Prince of Orange
Queen Anne
George II
Charles 1
Jean Bart
George Beeston
Spain
Cerae
Drakhsola
Frobisher Sinin
Frest
Cadix
Essex
Raleigh
Fragmented humor and ads from a 1900s page mix
A jumble of quips, home life comments, and puffed lines. The text includes comic snippets about marriages, advertising, fashion, and shoppers with stray slogans and jokes, reflecting a newspaper page's miscellany and ad blurbs.
Golden Medical Discovery and the Germ Threat
A short promotional paragraph compares ghosts and germs, arguing germs thrive when the body’s vitality is low. It promotes the Golden Medical Discovery as a non secret medicine with 40 years of cures, listing visible ingredients and safety claims without preservatives. It urges readers to ask neighbors.
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Golden Medical Discovery
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Chesapeake
United States
Phone War Athletic
Naval Vehool
Secretary of the Navy
Vieiters
Offeral Board of Visitors
Great Naval School
Aunapolie
Annapols
Cby Waldon Eawcet
Waldoi
Ato
GUN Drillatthey Lyaval Academy
Cent Sant
Dunlee
Hae
Victoria
Tripoli
Tryon
Castor
de Samuel Ata
Tits Centaur Company
New
Yor
Bears
Castoria
Maggie
Jack
Marjorie
Hewitt
Jewett
Pettiv
Howard Bros
Carter
Ater
Paxtine
Paxton Toilet CC
Boston
Masa
Defiance
Ns UN
Wichita
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