Great Leader Dr William O Thompson dies at 78
Dr William Oxley Thompson president emeritus of Ohio State University and longtime Presbyterian moderator dies at 78. He led OSU from 1899 to 1920 and shaped education religion and agriculture. Thompson also chaired an agricultural commission in 1918 and began teaching at sixteen.
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Presbyterian Church
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General Assembly
Wilson
Northwest
Muskingum College
Iowa
Synodical College of the
Synod of Colorado
Longmont
Miami University
Lindberghs Cross Atlantic to Brazil in New Feat
The Lindberghs fly the South Atlantic to Brazil marking a third Atlantic crossing for Lindy with wife aboard. Pan American plans Northern routes but notes weather challenges and the idea of giant refueling dromes 450 miles apart to enable regular service, backed by federal interest and promising test results.
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Brazil
Lindy
Atlantic
New York
Paris
Pan American Company
South American
Lindberek
Azores
Erant
Viant
Weather Service Eyes Upper Air Readings via Army Flights
The science advisory board urges expanding upper air observations by using Army planes to avoid extra government burden. They note daily air readings improve forecasts, which protect lives and property and boost commerce.
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United States
Aswa
Science Advisory Board
Snce
Railroads Set Record Peak Amid Transport Shift
The piece notes rail transport reaching record levels surpassing 1920, with Far Eastern visitors and 1 307 special trains. A New York train on July 2 carried 2 024 passengers and the public remains train minded despite cars planes and boats. The Kaiser in exile is not forced to obey Hitler.
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Chieses
New York
Hitler
Set
The Silent Observer and Oddities From a Fractured Page
A collage of humorous vignettes and stray limericks. A farm hand seeks a midnight marriage then jokes about the knot. A weary editor’s feud ends with the other man’s counterpunch. Gentle winter humor and oddities fill a column of light verse and prose.
Wordplay and banter mix in volatile dinner dialogue
A fragmented domestic scene features exchanges about onions, fish, and freshness. A waiter touts eggs as the best in years while diners debate taste and honesty. A mantra on policy and influence quietly threads through a tense family moment.
Why Did I Strike Him My Once Trusted Friend
A fragment from a poem recalling a violent confrontation with a former friend. The speaker questions the motive and describes grappling and bending the foe until his spine aches, conveying a dark, remorseful memory framed in stark, vivid imagery.
Golden Legion Bible Study Reflections and Local Weather Note
A devotional piece discusses John 9 35 and 13 35 linking transformed life to faith in Christ. It contrasts right belief with right living and cites Ezekiel and John prophecies on one flock. A Walterville Oregon item notes a 30 foot deep fox event in the McKenzie Valley and a fog shrouded town with a near million Poles in Germany.
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Caiplis
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Aed
Ezekiel
Israel
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Joseph
Walterville
Ore
McKenzie Valley
Looney gag dialogue about a wife and home chores
A fragmented comic exchange features a man asking about his wife and a punchline about washing dishes. The exchange pokes fun at miscommunications and daily domestic tasks, ending with a remark about a man who cannot work and a playful, chaotic tone.
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Golden Legion Bible Study
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P.S
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Chestnut Ridge Ra
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Pathfinder
Schroll Coal
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American Tobacco Co
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