Grinnell Athletes to Duel Nebraska in Lincoln Meet
Grinnell College track team journeys to Lincoln to face the Cornhuskers in a hotly contested dual meet. Key events include the feature hurdler race between Morgan Taylor and others, the mile relay after recent Drake Relays success, and strong weight events led by Rinefort and Meeter. The distance Nebula note appears as a non-sport aside.
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Grinnell
Iowa
Crinnell College
Lincoln
Cornhuskers
Morgan Taylor
Grinnel Tracee
Memph
Nehr
Ping
Lawrence
Rinefort
Meeter
West Chester High School Notes Aided by Freshman Class
West Chester High School notes edited by the Freshman English class report on a postponed track meet due to weather. Viking Club hikes covered four and five miles with sandwiches for supper on Freshwater lawn. Esther Miller visits before planning move to Alaska. Lola Sprague Johnson visits. Eighth Grade Commencement set for May 15. Lorhormers close. faculty hosted a picnic at Twin, after which students returned home. The High School girls anticipate a party despite spelling quirks and classroom seating habits.
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Viking Club
Mise Sivdve
Esther Miller
Alaska
Lola Sprague Johnson
John F. E. Madden Establishes Horse Memorial Cemetery
John F. E. Madden set up a cemetery in Lexington Kentucky for ten legendary racehorses aiming to create a Westminster Abbey for great horses.
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John FE. Madden
Lexington
Kentucky
Westminster Abbey
Letter from Transvaal writer praises Dr Leith church service
A letter from South Africa describes a thanksgiving service enjoyed 10,000 miles away via a self made receiver. The note mentions Dr Leith's church and the writer's warm impressions of the ceremony.
Four Youths Practice Total Abstinence in Babylon Tale
A youth group lesson analyzes Daniel and companions in Babylon. It details their refusal of the king's food and wine, name changes, religious devotion, courtesy, and resulting health, wisdom, and high court positions. Nebuchadnezzar's era frames the spiritual insights and moral aims of the study.
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Daniel
Babylon
Nebuchadnezzar
Jerusalem
God
Belteshazzar
Bel
Hanafiah
Tehovah
Shadrach
Rak
Mishael
Meshach
Shesach
Azariah
Abednego
Nego
Satan
College of Wise Men
Do Right And God Will Reward Generosity And Action
A reflective passage urges readers to do right and give generously, promising divine reward through the power and spirit of righteous action. It warns that withholding leads to accounting with God.
Society as a Level Surface in Thought
A fragment reflecting on social equality and perception, noting that wise rulers or fools are rare and that society presents uneven layers beneath a smooth surface. The text hints at ambiguity in judgment and the challenge of discerning character in others.
Famous Forts in U S History at Jefferson Barracks
Jefferson Barracks Missouri shaped U S military history by housing leaders such as Albert Sidney Johnston Robert E Lee Edwin Sumner Joseph Johnston and many Union generals. From 1826 Cantonment Adams it served through Mexican War Civil War and World War I era as key training and muster site for famed regiments and rough riders.
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United States
Jefferson Barracks
Jefferson Davis
Second Cavalry
Jeff Davis
Albert Sidney Johnston
Robert E. Lee
Davis
Viret
Edwin V. Sumner
Joseph K. Johnston
Bull Run
John Sedgwick
W. J. Hardee
W. H. Emory
George Stoneman
E. D. Baker
Jeb” Stuart
George H. Thomas Wesley Merritt
Earl van Dorn
Kirby Smith
Henry Leavenworth
Henry Atkinson
Stephen W. Kearney
John C. Fremont
Braxton Tragg
James Longstreet
Ulysses S
St. Louis
General Gentry
John W. Price
Florida
Adams
John Quincy Adams
Uncle Sun
Western Newspaperon
Flu Regulations Vary by Military Branch
A historical note describes differing headwear rules in the United States armed forces. The navy raises a bag at 8 am and lowers at sunset, while the army raises at sunrise and lowers at sunset, all per naval regulation.
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United States Navy
Noted English Dwarf Sir Jeffery tlidsen of the Seventeenth Century
A brief notice recalls Sir Jeffery tlidsen, famed English dwarf of the 1600s. Described as about 20 inches tall for most of life, he reportedly grew in later years to a taller stature.
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Jeffery Tlidsen
Horace Quote on Growth and Forgiveness Through Age
The line reflects Horace urging personal growth by forgiving friends and mellowing with advancing age. It frames self reflection as a guide to gentleness and enduring relationships across time.
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Horace
Simple proposal ends in rejection at English teachers meet
A quarrel arises after a proposal and a man rushes away to obtain a license. The narrative hints at two negative responses and a quirky reasoning linked to English teachers and a traditional custom.
Chalk composition and uses in writing material
Chalk is a soft white to gray mineral formed mainly from fossil shells and sponge spicules. When mixed with a binding substance it serves as a widespread writing material.
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MR Gunn
Lolke
Nebraska
Andromeda
Physicians and Surgeons
A. John Droz
Kyk, Kar
West Main St
Frank Boller
City
Mutual
W. Washington St
T. J. Pease
Farmers and Moerchante Bank
Blue Mutual
J.D. Dayton
Westchester
Washington County
Austin Sutherland
R.R
Washington, Iowa
T. A. Michels
Washington
Morrison & Morrison
Brookhart Bros. Law—Abstracts
Opera House
Mutual Phone
GC. J Wilson
Wilson & Wilson
Journal
Las Urgalan
Lian
Alstract Department
C. V. Brown
West Chester School
Reeth Lindenmayer
Anna Marie Anderson
Wast'neton
Lorhormers
Pright
Enelich
H. S
Osborne
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rev Fitawater
Eventne
Moody
Western Newaparner Union
BY Taylor
Everett True
Spencer
U. S
By Williams
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