Miami Storm Ravages City in Severe 1926 Outbreak
Reports describe Miami hit by a devastating hurricane with widespread damage to storefronts, homes, and utilities. Major depots and stores on Lincoln Road and Venetian Causeway suffer extensive destruction while radio towers and infrastructure incur heavy losses. Authorities assess property damage as crews begin cleanup amid widespread disruption.
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Herbert Cheshire
Miami
Metsupelian Wraciss Center
Hitle Buchea
Glawert
Waltrren
Amis
New Home Facial Promises Lovelier Skin in 10 Days
A doctor developed Nozsama Home Facial using a greaseless sil nd moisture emulsion. Daily steps claim to cleanse, protect, heal blemishes, and improve makeup wear. Trial offer promises money back if no improvement after 10 days with a limited time jar sale.
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Baltimore
Noxzemio
Miami Beach Storm Devastates Hotels and Beachfront
The hurricane left Miami Beach with damaged hotels, ripped cabanas, and flooded rooms. Attendants described walls collapsed and windows blown out as water filled lobbies and ground floors. Police rescued residents and struggled with power outages while debris blocked streets.
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MacFedden- Deauville
Thotela
Bitcayne Hatch
Mery Barry
Jean Thema
Agena
Ponics
Miami Beach
Nuracur
MacArthur
Is Cae
Miami
Mahi
Scharahad
Rainland
Phanthanae
Downe I
Reya
Bebi
Exposing the Big Lie of Soviet Aid in Korea 1950
A wartime dispatch from Tokyo reports Allied forces uncover Soviet manufactured arms and equipment in North Korea through 1950. The piece notes Russian signs and literature in Wonsan, a Russian advisory library, and numerous Russian military markings amid ongoing North Korean facilities and rail hubs. The report emphasizes continued Soviet involvement despite claims of no aid since 1948.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Korea
Russia
North Korea
North
Korta
Wonsan
Rus
Syeanan
Union
Fragmentary OCR: coastal town notes and officials
Readable pieces mention Wonsan and Devil's Lake, a 400 foot long vessel, and civic leaders posing with uniformed men. It references the Oregon coast, a prefectural governor, and a hall described as headquarters for No One Russky, ending with a safety slogan about driving carefully.
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Wonsan
Devil's Lake
Pacific
Oregon Coast
Lovas Loses Husband Over Roller Rink Pact
Marthe Lovas told the city she lost her husband Pant to a roller skating rink and divorce. She said he insisted on going to the rink nightly and the rink ultimately won, leading to their separation. The passage notes about 266000 workers were reemployed in the U S transit industry.
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Miami
Fla
Marthe Lovas
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