Boy Scout Training and Rousing Club Activities
A detailed account outlines patrol structure with eight boys per patrol and progression from Tenderfoot to First Class, including tests in first aid, signaling, knot-tying, and lifesaving. It covers merit schemes, required knowledge of Morse, map skills, and navigation, plus lessons on health, farming, and science, praising self-reliance and community service.
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Warhinston
Sonte
Énsaller
Posglyte
Loys
Tedtuck
VuNs
Demnes
Asasstant
Ander Ay Scodh
Fenderfoot
Claas
Piret
Claes
Vecome w.Tenderfoot
Collawsing
Wigenhr
Sigmal
Sharon
Walt
Hoy
Seous Te Duc
England
Trsamerbeal
Seuuteratt Fey
Evelinn
Landmerks
Eitizen
Preserving and Packing Advice for Fall Garden Crops
Practical tips for harvesting and storing fall crops. Guidance covers tomatoes onions celery and corn, with cautions on avoiding spoilage from improper handling. Emphasizes drying, ventilation, and careful sorting to maximize value and ensure safe storage.
Pond Punter Joins Roosevelt Safari Expedition
Emory J. Pond, a punter with Roosevelt’s African hunt party, joined various expeditions in Rhodes and equatorial Africa. He helped collect specimens, maintained strict control over the menagerie, and earned a reputation for fearlessness and recklessness amid dangerous encounters with wild denizens. The Sanger show will display these adventures in Washington tomorrow afternoon and evening.
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Emory J. Pond
Theg. Roosevelt
Sangerts
Mai. Paral
Mr. Rogsete
Rhodes
Hartdom
Suiter
Equatorial Afriet
Pond
Acaeriea
Notice to Contractors for Phillipsburg Retaining Wall Bid
Notice to contractors by Warren County Freeholders to bid on a concrete retaining wall along Mor West street in Phillipsburg New Jersey. Bid opening February 12 1813 at Union Square Hotel Phillipsburg with a certified check of one hundred dollars to guarantee contract performance. Director Thatcher announces required bids and specifications on file at Union Square Hotel Phillipsburg.
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Board of Chosen Freeholders
Warren
Union. Square
Phillipsburg
Union Square
Pydhipsburg
Washington
Salmon
County
Eer
Board
Chosen Freeholders
Hunedred Dallars Oy
Ida
Thatcher
Tioarel ‘of
Uated
Weehington
MT. Fale
Raita Cany
Misprints and myths in a bemused survey of language and invention
A fragmentary piece by Nathan Masketl Dole surveys mistakes in quotations and pronunciation, detours through biblical phrasing, linguistic misreadings, and tangential notes on Patents and famous inventors. It touches on ancient text renderings, theHebrew nagal, Greek words, and the broad claim that few inventions reshape society.
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Mistekes
Nathan Masketl Dole
Romteclag
Marin
Sean
Brides and White in Malden Days Fashion Notes
In Malden days a bride of poorer classes wore wedding white, asserting to the public that her husband bore responsibility for her debt. By the eighteenth century brides introduced tones of color into their costumes, with greens and scarfs noted, yellow avoided for jealousy.
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Malden
Constaney
Longfellow and Longworth Referenced in Jumble of Names
In a fragmentary note a reference ties Longfellow to Longworth amid a playful remark about the men and their initials. The column hints at a punning exchange and a joke about misread syllables, suggesting a light, informal discussion without a clear event or outcome.
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Longfellow
Joel
Longworth
Boes
Pope
Unclear Register of Speech Cited in Record Herald
Fragmentary quotation from the Chicago Record-Herald noting nervousness and self doubt. The garbled dialogue shows a speaker named Mr Heapeek expressing fear of making a fool of himself, while a mite replies reassuringly that no one noticed anything unusual about the wake or need.
Fragmentary OCR item on Ne Gening and Blobbs wording
Reads like a garbled exchange mentioning Ne Gening Blobba and drying, with words tied to sorrow money and atoms. The readable fragments lack clear events or identifiable entities.
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Havarg. Aus
Fragmentary London Telegraph quip and proverb
A fragment from the London Telegraph contains a light exchange about trifes and fees. It contrasts a heavy stone and weight with a heavier fools wrath, citing a proverb about folly versus weight.
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Regal
Heiberger
Northampter
GW. Beers
G.W. Beers
Goodrich
View In
Goodyear
Firestone
Kelly—Springfield
Nassau Revere
St Haston, Pa
AIMS
Pofibova Scouts
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J, Cheney & Co
Taedo
Lars
Eaen
Hall
Oprank J
Cheney
Roy
An Sealy
AY Gleason
Tury
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Catarth
Lionel Roosevelt
United States
Arthur Wallace Dunn
Glengarranoyle
Ouaterkigg
Letas
dJeromy Bentham
Calley
London
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University College
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Fer Ag
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Belon
London Telegraph
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Dome
Berli
Wilson
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Gan
Be Hochman’s
Isaac B. Hochman
Northampton Street
OPA
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Vlad
Madusacquirers
White Township
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Burdge
ButtzyiNe
Belvidere
Corntat
Belvidero
Mosta
Bridgeville School
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Parry
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Bcom
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India
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