Air News and Opinion Matter From 1920s Era
The snippet cites national advertising rates, post office class mail, and regional distribution. It discusses aviation mishaps on July 13 involving Polish and American planes, a French transatlantic attempt, and a Los Angeles to New York non-stop flight that forced a landing. Observations note public indifference to repeated failures and a call to emphasize daily routine aviation progress. It also critiques British Parliament salaries and suggests unions may fund MPs, then examines President Hoover’s views on talkies versus silent films and audience attention.
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New York
Mie
Azores
Chicago Tribune
Hudson Alls
Biel
France
Los Angeles
New
Answers to Yesterday's Questions Referenced
The text lists yesterday's Q and A items with partial answers. It names Captain John Smith as the Prussian general on Washington's start, the cube root of 120, a bread biscuit shaped like dogs with sausage, and the author of It is never too late to mend. It also mentions Atlantis as a former place or entity and includes scattered locations and numbers.
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George Washington
Atlantis
John Smith
Oxygen
Waterland
Richmond
Local notices mix in newspaper fragment headlines
Fragmented OCR reads like a string of notices and briefs. Names such as E M Loveanigor Camille and Barbara Clemyer appear among oblique references to a death by machinery accident, a public sale levy on Publicn mg Co equipment, a four week tour by the Desmond family, and a Rochester trip.
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Buford
Barbara B. Clemyer
Camille
Meg
Curry
Desmond Sind
Twain
Grand Gargeon
Colorado
California
British Columbia
A Daily Math Problem With Sugar Prices
A reader frames a problem mixing 19 pounds of sugar with 6 shillings worth of another ingredient to find prices of each grade and the final mixture. The solution references yesterday’s puzzle about a daughter and a set of subtraction and multiplication steps, all in old arithmetic notation.
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Milxing
Two Children Fatally Burned in Explosion
Oil City news reports a deadly garage explosion that fatally burned Walter Glue yon and his sister Grace on July 18. Investigators say kerosene and a match caused the blast as youths played in a garage. both children died at Sharon Hospital while parents rushed to assist.
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Oil City
Surfer
Sharon
Walter
Grace
Fayed Guhadvim
Samuel Gilson
Sharon-Mirror
Hulk
Harry ‘Cermant
Toby
Game of Correct English Exercises Title Fragment
Exercises and questions about spelling pronunciation and usage from a book page. Items ask for corrections of sentences misprints and missing letters, with examples like He was wounded in the fight and proper pronunciation of interpret.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
E. M. Loveanigor
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Ile
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J. Rleker
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Pos Publicnmg Co
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Ralph
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Lodi
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Chichester
W. L. Gordon
Sir Starr
Freins Manning
Tet Tives
Chapin’s
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