Island of Omega Mystery Presses Memory To Surface
The narrator recalls a voyage gone wrong, a cyclone and a wreck on a coral island in the Omega group. After the cutter founders, Ariki and Taviti survive among reed huts and a hostile, unsettling place. A white man stranger appears, chilling the narrator as memories of past journeys collide with present danger.
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Spicer
Tal
Fanshaw
Sir Sticlard Tanshaw
Northanger
Purchase
Tick
Taliall
South Sea Islands
Jowes
Stour- U's
Vileind
Mat
Hme
Ling
Omega
Archi- Peluso
Taviti
Avitt
Ariki
Tayid
Earth
Sparta Woman's Club Enjoyed Fine Meeting
Sparta Spartansburg June 8 1929 last meeting of the Woman's Club was held at the home of Mrs Fred Mor aig. The session included year end business reports new song books and a program with piano duets and a Christmas story. Mrs Frank E Hyde retired president presented the gavel to the new president Mrs O M Thompson. Antiques from England were shown during a social hour and several members visited relatives and attended New Year gatherings.
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Spartansburg
Fred Moraig
Krank E. Hyde
H. L. Bowmen
Charles Martin
Moran Drought
Dick Slater
Ira B. Wilson
Frank E. Hyde
M. ‘Thompson
England
Morris
Harry Smith
Oil
City
Clint Titus
Minnie M. Hastman
Joseph
Hazel Wait
Union City
Erie
Lanston
Corry
Baptist Parsonage
Fisher Visualizes Autos of Future Cadillac V-16
United Press reports Cadillac Motor Car Company president Lawrence P. Fisher envisions a future of safe, powerful travel. The new V type 16 cylinder Cadillac, to debut at the New York Auto Show, aims to set a standard for motor car perfection with 165 to 185 horsepower and near-silent operation at speed. Fisher predicts global demand and anticipates follow-on models from other manufacturers.
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United Press
Detroit
Lawrence P. Fisher
Cadillac Motor Car Company
New York
United States
Fisher
Bisher
Meeting of Women’s Missionary Society at Methodist Church
The Woman's Home Missionary Society held a meeting in the Methodist church parlors yesterday afternoon under the leadership of president Mrs. A. G Reed. A goodly turnout participated in discussions, with Lina J. Saxton reporting on a Christmas box sent to the Sheffield home and Ed Rossbacher guiding a song service and poems by members.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
A. G Reed
Lina J. Saxton
Sheffield
Ed Rossbacher
Policeman's Wife Fights Burglar in Pittsburgh Hallway
Mrs. Whl ven Stone, wife of Sergeant George Stone, defended her North Side home after a burglar struck her in the hallway. She fought back, aided by no one, and the intruder fled after stealing two watches and about $10 in cash. Stone sustained a black eye and a stomach injury while ensuring the thief's retreat.
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Gracy Press
Pittsburgh
Whlven Stone
George Stone
North Side Police
Sit Iin
Franklin Man Hurt In Manhole Blast
Harl Campbell, 31, of 1104 Buffalo Street, Franklin, Pa, is in Mercy Hospital after a manhole explosion in Pittsburgh last night. Two helpers escaped injury. Campbell was working on wire splicing when the blast occurred. He was carried from the manhole and taken to the hospital.
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United Press
Pitsburgh
Harl Campbell
Buffalo Street
Mercy Hospital
Campbell
Two Residences Clubhouse Destroyed in Robbery Spree
Warren and Ridgway report destructive fires and repeated breakins. In Tiona the Slocum and Hoover homes burned, while in Ridgway thieves struck the By GC. Orners club house, breaking a door and stealing bedding, bulbs, and other items valued around $200. Police are investigating.
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Warren
Tiona
Jhn Slocum
A. P. Hoover
Slocum
Hoover
Ridgway
Jan
GC. Orners
Virginia
Joss
Two Injured in Auto Crash in Jamestown
Jamestown June 3 two people were injured when a light truck driven by Mr Lawson collided with a parked car in front of Weal minister Presbyterian church. Curth A Swanson suffered a deep gash above the eye and chest pain. Lawson had a bump on the nose and chest pain. Lawson was taken to hospital and arrested on a charge of intoxication.
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Jamestown
Lawson
Hall Avenue
Curth A. Swanson
Hallock’ Street
Swanson
Langon
Car Crash Destroys Window Near Hans Grocery
A car parked on Malini Street opposite Hans Grocery crashed into a Puller grocery window Monday night. The vehicle rolled down the street with no driver present and ended against another window without further damage. Insurance covered the loss and a new pane was installed Tuesday.
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Union City
Jan
Malini Street
Hans
W H, Callman
the Baptist Church
Puller
Wildast Motion and Memorial Hospital Saga
In a meandering, fragmentary report a man named Mayvilie is connected to a Coast Over story involving a $600 sum at Memorial Hospital. The piece mentions Janna McAlister, Lewis Creager, Toront, Cleveland, and a cook role, with references to past reserves, a term, and forged connections. The OCR text is incomplete, but hints at a local scandal or personal history tied to multiple places and people.
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Connectinn Wits Fitegerald
Memorial Hospits
Janna
McAlister
de Lewis Creager
Ett Town
Ini
Cleveland
Woderkl
Maurant
Toront
Harry Fo
Stock Market Close Affected by Automakers and Railros Focus
New York stocks ended mixed amid motor industry pressure and claims of market strength. General Motors led declines as traders weighed near term demand against supply fears while rail shares and copper issues showed uneven support. Packard traded actively with several thousand shares, and several industrials faced volatility in late sessions.
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New York
General Motors
United States
Railroad Equi
Baldwin
Eas
Imatchers
Marlee
Packard
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Meeting OF Women’s Missionary Society
ASK Bank
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Pole Today
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Kenneth Kinney
T. P) Kelly
Franklin Man
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