Forty Millions Asked for Forests
A proposed ten year program would authorize 40 million dollars to buy national forest land in the eastern United States. Senator McNary and Representative Woodruff introduced the bill, aiming to complete forest acquisitions under the Weeks law and Clarke McNary provisions. Officials urge expanding White and Appalachian holdings to 3 million acres and linking forests to watershed protection and recreation. The piece notes rising cigarette use and ties forest policy to public land management and timber supply.
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Washington
National Forest
United States
Charles L. McNary
White
Appalachian Mountains
Lake States
Orld
American Forestry Association
Middle West
Friends of the
New Hill
Forest fires man caused in U.S. by smokers cited
The article notes that manufacturers are producing at about three per day per adult over twenty one years. It states that eighty percent of U.S. forest fires are man caused and that during last season smokers were responsible for forty percent of man caused fires in the woods.
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United States
Watch Returns After Strang Travels to Chestertown Chestertown Md
A Baltimore man’s watch traveled from Allen to Three Oaks to Michigan before returning to its owner. A package sent to Mrs Charlotte Frank of Baltimore contained the watch with a charm and a miniature gold baseball engraved WGOB Washington, D. C. Captain 1922. Washington College Is credited with WG Bounds as captain and left fielder in 1922.
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Baltimore
Wade Grounds
Allen
Chestertown
Three Oaks
Michigan City
Charlotte Frank
Washington, D. F
Washington
WG GQ
Bounds
Washington College
Outdoor Winter Play Helps Children, Health Experts Say
Albany officials cite open air classes and fresh air as best cures for tuberculosis and as a boost to alertness. Dr Shaw urges parents to dress children for winter outdoors, stressing brisk walking and enjoyment of rain or snow without overprotection.
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Albany
Dibbow
Bo Shaw
Schenectady
Proctor Shaw
Sears
Dr Shaw
Arctic
North Pate
Camels Trained to Endure Delays and Hunger
The piece notes camels in the desert can be trained to go days or weeks without food due to stored hump fat. Camel experts caution against the belief that all camels can survive indefinitely without food and describe camels as difficult or ornery in behavior.
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Mr. Bean
Bern
Nees Seamel
Japanese Voters In Hawaii Register Low Figures
Gov Farrington reports 1,265 American citizens of Japanese ancestry did not register to vote in the territorial election season. By contrast 1,340 citizens of Chinese ancestry registered. The Japanese population totals 125,368 with 60,647 born in the Islands, making them American citizens.
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Honolulu
Gov Farrington
Interior
Hubert Work
Islands
Farrington
Bean on tricky zoo critters and unpredictable behavior
Mr Bean notes that the zoo animals resist training. They alternate between standing and sitting, balk at many commands, frequently become dangerous, and are among the hardest to manage at the zoo.
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Mr. Bean
Impossible Never Let Man Apri Pursue Victory
A fragmented item mentions a pursuit or challenge themed around the phrase Impossible Never Let, with unclear subject Apri. Details of persons, places, or outcomes are not discernible from the readable text. Further context is unavailable in the fragment.
Decathlon to Replace Pentathlon in 1925 Penn Relays
The University of Pennsylvania relay carnival will swap the pentathlon for a decathlon this year. The change follows the Olympic ideal of testing all around athletic ability and aims to better develop athletes to represent the country in global events. The decision, approved by rector George Orton, aligns with recent victories by American colleges in decathlon related competitions.
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University of Pennsylvania
Dor George Orton
Amerhaene Colle
Benny Leonard Retires From Boxing After Long Career
A summary of Benny Leonard announcing retirement after a storied boxing career. The notice notes his long tenure, recent activities, and implications for the sport.
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Benny Leonard
Fragmentary OCR Notice on 24 Husbands and Events
Fragmented text mentions multiple names and dates with unclear actions. The readable fragments reference a 24th date and various individuals linked to a regional event. Context remains vague and lacks resolvable details.
Ordnance Is Member y
Ordnance Is Member y. The text appears to be garbled OCR from a historical page with fragmented lines and names. Mrs Poatyne Witney is mentioned among unclear fragments, with no coherent event or outcome to summarize into a standard news item.
Notes From The Sporting World Of Anxious Times
A collage of sports snippets notes boxing champion Jack Dempsey plans marriage and retirement, while football and track figures linger in discussions. Baseball trades, college track meets, and minor league chatter appear alongside curious remarks on chess and six day bicycle racing.
Red Grange declines deal to keep amateur status
The University of Timets star Red Grange refused a lucrative contract offer from a New York board, saying it would breach amateur sports ethics. He plans to stay with his football commitments for the remaining year of his contract.
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Warald
Reel Grange
Amermit
Foottal
Etic University of Timets
New York
Grae
Nurmi Stride Noted For Change Since Olympic Contests
Ultrarapid Finnish runner Paavo Nurmi shows a changed stride, lifting more on the balls of his feet during indoor events. Reporters compare his footwork to his outdoor form, noting stronger spring and altered balance as he seeks to reclaim world records.
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Nurmi
Une
Nurth
Rhodes Scholar Photograph Highlights Arthur Bond of Missouri
A photograph features Arthur Bond of the University of Missouri identified as a Rhodes Scholar candidate. Bond, a former football captain, has been named a Rhodes Scholar from Missouri.
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Arnae Niomee
Othhethes
University of Otis
Rhodes Scholar
Arthur Bond
University of Missouri
Ikkhodes
Missouri
Ladkin Sets Notable Record In Past Season At Aqueduct
Ladkin, to be first at Averell Harriman's new stable, ranked second among three year olds last year. He started twelve times securing seven wins, two thirds and three unplaced finishes. His purse winnings totaled $50, Sah Ladkin notably won the second International special at Aqueduct beating Epinard by a head in a $28,750 payout.
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Ladkin
Averell Harriman
Saarazen
Son of
Fourlay
Tardkin
Aqueduct
Epinard
Little World Series Pact Authorized at Semiannual Meeting
A five year agreement to stage the Little World Series between the American Association and the Pacific Coast Baseball League pennant winners was authorized at the semiannual meeting. The deal was signed by presidents Te pkey fina HA Williams.
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American Association
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Emocent Co Teague
Te Pkey Fina HA. Williams
Fragmented OCR note on sensory hallucination fears
A garbled OCR fragment describes fear and sensations as if something walks over the nose and returns after death removes the threat. It reads like a disordered mental image or voice about unexplainable events and smoke in the aftermath.
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