Boys Camp Network Across the World Expands
A 20th century youth movement grows as camps multiply from New York to Greece and Turkey. Boys and young men learn outdoors skills, sports, languages, and citizenship under American leadership, with international sites funded by foreign governments and donated equipment.
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Avad
Greece
Nia
Manila
Port End
Turkey
China
Quber
Schnalps
New York
San Prancieco
Grand Rapids
AMON
Ancs
Camp Organization Sparks Debate On American Education
A historical discussion led by Dr. Ellot of Harvard University praises a camp program as a key American educational gift. The piece notes heated questions about its origins, references many youth camps for girls and boys, and highlights connections with YMCA and girl and boy scout movements while raising concerns over private camps and the value of work alongside study.
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Margaret Mochrie
America
Dr. Ellot
Siverkas
Harvard
Sean
Waleh Witcanius
Averheut
Loys
Known surplus of 2,000,000 cited by Coolidge
President Coolidge announced a treasury surplus this year near 2000000 with a projected 3500,000,000 for tax cuts and a 1750,000,000 next year. He said expenditures should stay within 1 75,000,000 and pushed drastic economy while plans to tour Swampscott, Massachusetts with Mrs Caplin and staff.
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United Press Slar
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Soolinge Lng
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Canara
Coplidsd
Swantpank
Masa
Conlidge
Wyatt Deal
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Ile
Dusineks
Ciy
Kovernment
Coolidge
Mra
Caplin
Arevetars
Averett Sanders
Mewlray
Howse Clerica Stalk
Neweigpermen
Saleyn
Maras
Dh Prtaisen
Tantes da Fima
College Editors Meet in Madison
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Wis
Lollege Editers
Milerigan Association of College
Uel
Kirkirand
University
Assweieling
Univun
Wisconsin
Murenntay
Wehles
Jaurgelism
RoMshis W. Dfiller
Ola Wesliyan University
Delite
Fragmentary 19th Century Text on German Tents and Work
Readable parts describe an old German tent and English translation efforts. The passage hints at foreman, labor tasks, a fireman, and a vague sequence of events from morning to unseen conclusion. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Wark
Presidont Ho AL Tire at ale university
A fragmentary OCR note mentions Presidont Ho from AL Tire and references a university. The readable text is incomplete, but identifies roles and affiliations with a regional institution. Further context is unavailable in the readable portion.
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Ho AL Tire
Ale University
Fragmented note hints at ill-formed inquiry
The readable parts suggest a garbled question or message about a feat, two months, and an invitation, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear context or identifiable names, places, or dates. Further content is needed for a precise summary.
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