President Hoover appeals to revive vows of Washington era
A broad ceremonial program marks the anniversary of George Washington's birth with events in Washington and Alexandria. Hoover urges Americans to restore the spirit of liberty, courage, and unity echoed in the Revolution and the Declaration of Independence, linking Washington to present national resolve.
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Japan
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Namier
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Tie Birch
Iai Bisom
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de Fortes
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Richard Graya
Alexandria
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Gadaby’s
Amon OB Valera
Flanta Tail Arty
Ireland
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Iglabor Eller
Trann
Cosgrase
Irish Labor Party
Thomaso Johnson
de Valera
England
Laborites
Pnce
Dublin
Nfa
Fragmented OCR Quote Recounts Classic Masterpieces
A garbled OCR passage shows a dialogue about old masters and modern skill. It features misread names and phrases like pietores and Carmeox, implying a discussion on art, imitation, and trouble in assessing authenticity. The readable content hints at critique of contemporary talent versus renowned works.
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Pietores
Carmeox
City Crowd in Uniform Draws Attention at Local Event
A uniformed city crowd gathered for a local event, appearing orderly yet lacking individuality. The scene drew interest from onlookers as city officials encouraged a sense of unity amid the sea of identical attire.
Corraction at Ble Ueto school bell confusion
A local account records a misheard school bell call. A man asks about the ringing, the reply clarifies the proper bell sequence, noting one bell rung twice, correcting the mistaken version.
Fragmented prose on pride and social circles
A garbled passage discusses pride, a person known to the writer, social expectations, and how neighbors may react. The text contains unclear names and phrases, offering little verifiable detail or concrete events.
Harvard Libraries Hold Vast Reading Armory
The Harvard libraries reportedly house about 871 tons of books totaling 9,168,560 volumes with the Chinese library containing 47,775 volumes and the law library 880,400 volumes. A Pearl of opinion notes a shift in family labor trends away from household servants.
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