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The following pages link to 13th transcript block in Roses of Crimson documentary (Q14852):
View (previous 50 | next 50) (20 | 50 | 100 | 250 | 500)- That was a tough guys. (Q14233) (← links)
- You say their pictures and they were just from small selling towns in the early 20s and it was hard Scrabble. (Q14234) (← links)
- Cotton country trying to make you know $0.25 a day down whatever you could. (Q14235) (← links)
- And I know Dad told me about that they had a big tackle named Buckler he said was really fine playing. (Q14236) (← links)
- Another guy who's who's nickname was Cupid Perry, (Q14237) (← links)
- and if you see his picture you can't figure how to really got to me. (Q14238) (← links)
- Keep it out of all that because he's a tough guy. (Q14239) (← links)
- So mostly they shorten that name to cube. (Q14240) (← links)
- Tuscalusa absolutely refuses to speak any boy on the campus by his regular cognomen. (Q14241) (← links)
- It is prolific, within loyal to its affectionate appellations. (Q14242) (← links)
- Alabama has lovely Barnes, cute Perry, (Q14243) (← links)
- Sherlock Holmes, and the usual bumper crop of Reds and huts. (Q14244) (← links)
- And of course, one pulley. (Q14245) (← links)
- Ed Danforth Atlanta, GA. (Q14246) (← links)
- In 1901, Allison Thomas, Stanislaus. (Q14247) (← links)
- Hubert was born into a devout Catholic family in Meridian, (Q14248) (← links)
- Ms at a very young age. (Q14249) (← links)
- He was more than pleased to pick up the nickname Pooley. (Q14250) (← links)
- At 16 he talked his mother into letting him drop out of school and joined the Navy to fight in World War One. (Q14251) (← links)
- He served on a destroyer and at War's end entered the Missouri Military Academy to complete high school. (Q14252) (← links)
- He starred in three sports and his reputation for toughness landed an invitation to play it. (Q14253) (← links)
- Princeton University, the school that helped invent modern American football. (Q14254) (← links)
- He lasted two weeks as Hubert wrote a train back South. (Q14255) (← links)
- He started a letter to his mother. (Q14256) (← links)
- He wrote her off. Two or three page letter saying how sorry he was that he was disappointed her and he hoped she wouldn't be disappointed but that. (Q14257) (← links)
- Roses of Crimson (Q14890) (← links)
