Fantastical Island Dream in Mary Bramley Tale
In Corry Evening Journal a fantasizing column notes Mary Bramley of Cleveland seeks a Pacific island project. Bramley pursues an independent island government with a wall and sand ramp, a grand but impractical model to fascinate readers.
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Mary Bromlay
Cleveland
Pacific
Hig
Islay
Brumtey
Macmillans
Peary
Witt
Sancho Panu
Sancho Panza
Bramley Hs
Hig Dream
Chronic criminals urge confinement to halt crime
A New York City era study of 21 232 prisoners in 1928 shows 39 percent had one to 65 terms in city institutions. The Corrections Commissioner argues for permanent confinement under proper care to remove chronic criminals from society, noting overcrowding and weak justice systems. He hopes a national review of law enforcement will clarify how to address the issue.
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New Yor City
New Yorks
Tragic air stunt highlights dangers of training and rules
In early aviation air stunting caused many accidents from faulty planes to pilot error. Wilmer Stultz’s death illustrates risky maneuvers despite expert skill and safety margins. Authorities blame broken rules and disregard for regulations, underlining need for training and caution among pilots.
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Wilmer Stultz
Stultz
Air Authoriies
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal File 1908
A scan of the 1908 Journal File recounts local events including property transfer to Columbus Park Amusement Co and a camp by the river division staff. Mentions surround George Thomas & Sons’ contract for a new building for Waclrie Thisks Explosive Co, with a bill for 100000 dollars for a postoffice. Clarence Whitney travels to Cincinnati, Myrtle Fuller journeys to Cincinnati and Oxford, Elizabeth Kinley and Cora McCabe visit Biffle, and work begins on the Corry Ribh Cancer Sanatorium addition next week.
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George Thomas & Sons
Waclrie Thisks Explosive Co
Worl
Corry Ribh
Look and Learn 1 Witt president of the 13 Was i tailor by Jaret Whar ig the femous antigrey pole of Canada
Fragmented text questions and nonsensical phrases about historical figures and events. includes references to Lehi Hobson's choice Alaska and anti-saloon movement. fails to form a coherent report.
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Witt
Jaret
Canada
Lehi
Hobson
Mira Sentia
Crhsatise
Ine Sansa
Florida
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
A fragmented exercise page on grammar and vocabulary asks readers to identify errors in sentences and select proper word choices. It discusses misspellings, pronunciation, and includes notes on selective breeding in Japanese goldfish with developing eyes.
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W. L. Gordon
Problem Solving Riddle From Estate Allocation
A puzzle states Acqman left 10 to his wife 23 of the remainder to his son and the balance of 4000 to his daughter. The text hints at an estate value of 26,400 with steps referencing arithmetic operations and a final total. the fragmentary explanation suggests multiplying and dividing steps leading to a larger sum and then a reduced divisor result.
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Acqman
May Become Peer The Cause
The text fragment references a discussion on reliability and a personal claim regarding a husband. It lacks clear 사건, dates, or named organizations. The readable portion hints at a rhetorical or social dispute but provides no concrete facts or entities to summarize meaningfully.
Corry Plans Holiday Celebrations Amid Street Improvements
Posters announce a Lab or Day celebration in Corry sponsored by the Corry Credit Exchange. Events include an ale circus with stunts and a big street parade, planned for September 2. Residents are urged to save the date as committees finalize preparations.
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Corry
West Smith Street
East Columbiad Avenue
Corry Tas
War books stir Europe as new titles reach U.S.
United Press reports renewed U.S. attention to war literature, noting the European reception of All Quiet on the Western Front and Renn’s War in the Air, alongside Jo Van Arciet Muller’s The House of Joy. The pieces compare front experiences with domestic fiction, highlighting wartime themes of courage, morality, and modern conflict.
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Paul W. White
United Press
New York
Tmn
Western Front
Erleh Marla Re
Europe
Lildewig Renn
Baud- Mewt
Rennie
War International
Jo van Arciet Kuller
Amsterdam
Dutton's
Ten Best Sellers in a Market Column Snippet
A cluttered list of book titles and prices appears from a 1940s catalog. The fragment mentions works by Hemingway, Lippmann, and Putnam's, with prices from 2.50 to 4.00, plus a critical aside on a controversial book about Hitler. The page fragment hints at a continued discussion on the next page.
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Journal
Buller & Taylor
Westen Bryne
Miieh M
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Cincinnati
James Whitiry
Ormerly
Myrtle Fuller
Toary
Gincinnati
Oxford
Elizabeth Kinley
Cora McCabe
PS. Sullivan
Galt
Siv Umes M. Tarris
North Center Street
Columbus
Larry
Sune
Kane Republican
Kane
Noy
Wesern
Warren
Duwns
Brooitville
DuBois
Brookville
Chapin
Frank C.3chapin & Sons
North Center St
Eareks
Juuny
Notresia
Ernest Uifmel
Shino Ani Schustey
Dwidbergsht
Putnam's
Henry the Eighth
Frar Hackett
Horace Liveright
Goniaer Bridgeton
Millon
Worl. Winston
Morais
Walter Lippman
Mammillan
Miss Ammers
Hitler
Detective Yard
Member
Federal Reserve System
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