Bowbells High Tribune Elects Editorial Team
The Bowbells High Tribune reports an editorial staff elected for six weeks led by Vince to oversee school news reporting. Absent students were Rose Lund, Frits Spelse, Arnold Anderson and Fred Heoke. The Junior high staged two plays raising 20.04 for magazines and papers. Basketball schedule lists games through March with Bowbells facing rival towns and alumni.
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Vince
Rose Lund
Frits Spelse
Arnold Anderson
Fred Heoke
Jold
High School Falls 19 to 18 in Tough Bow Belie City Game
December 7 4922 the local score column reports the high school team losing a fiercely contested basketball game to Bow Belie City 19 to 18. The first half ended 9 9 with City taking control late in the second period despite brilliant floor work by the high team. A late free throw provided the margin for the town victory while high school players showed promise for a championship season ahead.
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Bowbelie City
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Coleman F
Wiper FP
Anderson C
Carey G
Summers G
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Lund
Syvertson
Yarrow
Schulte, F
Gorter
Raskep Fall Tournament Set for Rowbolls High Gym
The eighth district basketball tournament will be held at Rowbolls high school gym in early March. There was an effort to move it to Kenmare for better accommodations and railway connections.
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Rowbolls High School
Kenmare
Bystedt School Notes On Absences And Treasurer Upkeep
Margaret Florence and Raymond Olson were absent Monday. The Literary Society held a brief meeting Friday of last week. Our treasurer Carl Olson now has a bank account to take care of.
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Doris Bell
Martyn Simonaon
Elvina Pfeifer
Florence Selimers
Harold Randall
Stella Mihm
Magdalene Jardy
Kathryn Johnson
Doris Belt
Kenneth Wiseman
Victor Seimers
Sym
Mise Grimerud
Mary Heilgendorf
Andyrej
Margaret
Florence
Raymond Olson
Literary Society
Carl Olson
Qeare
Suburban London cottage moved on rollers in road widening
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a cottage near Burrey that was rolled back to widen a road, mirroring a prior Worcester Trinity House move. The piece contrasts urban development with historic architecture, notes Cheam’s quiet protest, and touches on legal forms of punishment in Isle of Man and a Boston Transcript excerpt referencing theft and penalties.
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London
Burrey
Cheam
Trinity House
Worcester
In Different Gu and Visitor In an Australian Home
A humorous exchange records a guest asking about schooling and religion. The child mentions learning to read write and sums while noting a shift from a small belief that all come from Adam to a larger theory that all come from monkeys, as reported by the Boston Transcript.
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Bostom
Wonder of Small Things Amid Ordinary Days
An excerpt reflecting on humble daily moments revealing surprising profundity through a poet’s verse. The text contemplates how ordinary scenes expose large truths, with an old man’s fears shaping perception and prompting wonder.
Prisoner in cellar for two years at old age
An 85 year old woman in Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania, was kept prisoner in a dark cellar for nearly two years by her daughter and son in law who fed her scraps and kept her locked away because she was old. Police say the mother, Mrs Navilsky, was terrified of strangers and refused to discuss the motive. Authorities suspect the relatives sought to shield themselves from the burden of aging.
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Mahanoy City
Police
A. P. McLaughlin
Stephen Navilsky
Mra. Nayilaky
Man on Wooden Leg Survives Bite After Animal Is Shot
Felix Carbone in Orange New Jersey restrained a mag dog that attacked his wooden leg and then shot the animal after it bit him. Carbone was ordered by Santerk off to report the incident on November 6.
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Orange
N. J
Felix Carbone
Bend Carbone
Sante Orkcac
Unclear fragmentary item from an early page
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and actions about a kettle and gas range with unspecified events. No clear event, people, or organization can be reliably identified for a factual card.
Still Matter for Research on Mars and the Moon
A London Mall piece reflects on a century of astronomical progress. Professor Eddington notes giant telescopes and spectroscopes opening new knowledge, while the public awaits confirmation of vegetation on Mars and possible inhabitants. The article hints we are on the verge of breakthroughs beyond dreams.
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Eddington
Mars Ux
Ridington
London Mall
Wooden Leg a Handicap A Duck Story
A Baltimore doctor keeps Muscovy ducks at his countryside home. One duck loses a leg after a rat clings to it during dramatic mid air stunts. The doctor stitches the duck, leaving a wooden leg. The one legged duck can walk on land but paddles in circles in water and reaches shore by accident.
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Baltimore
Wren and the St Paul’s inscription echo Michigan motto
The Detroit News notes how the Latin motto from Michigan and the inscription on St Paul’s cathedral in London mirror each other. It recounts Sir Christopher Wren’s life from birth in 1632 to death in 1723, his knighthood, Parliament service, and his crowning achievement designing St Paul’s, finished after 35 years under his direction, costing about 8.5 million dollars.
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St. Paul's
London
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Christopher Wren
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Royal Society of London
St. Pauel's
St. Peter’s
Rome
Wren
Detroit News
St Gaudens Moonlit Fountain Memory Recalls Imagination
Danttor recounts how the American sculptor Saint Gaudens, touring Rome as a student, enjoyed a moonlit Italian garden fountain. Back in New York he kept a water tap running in his studio to imitate that fountain's splash, prompting the janitor to warn him to stop.
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St. Gandens
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St Gaudens
New York
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