27 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
1
Unverified wartime claims describe Lithiopia amassing 500000 troops and arming units with rifles at SUMO and TWU1000 numbers. Analysts caution reporting may be distorted by propaganda and unreliable sources while noting a potential 200 joint machine gas units.
A Brooklyn player, after schooling at Villanueva College, joins the Diguklyn National League club. He plays third base and faces a heavy hitter, aiming to start work with the team.
Edward W. Pigeard reports on postwar policy debates including enforcement of codes, administration changes with James O'Net named administrator, and efforts by business leaders and unions to guide voluntary compliance. The piece notes antitrust, wheat, and AAA concerns, Senate filibuster limits, and calls for continued government and industry collaboration.
An illustrated sewing guide promotes pattern 2227 for a slenderizing cape and front skirt silhouette. It lists sizes BO BS 4 and fabrics 33 yards 6 inches, with step by step bust shaping notes and a pattern order form sent to Sewing Circle Pickern Department, 24th Street New York City.
A damaged OCR reading shows a doctor guiding a patient through breathing exhalations and counting, but the text is largely unreadable with many misread names and phrases. The fragment hints at a clinical setting but lacks clear facts or identifiable entities.
A playful observation on plural versus singular in the word politics. The speaker notes that while politics is plural in form it often reads as a singular concept in use. The contrast prompts reflection on language and meaning.
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