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Newspaper
Kent Tribune
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1928
Page
4
An OCR garble from Roosevelt High mentions various uncertain names and items including Geeta, Margaret Kern, Ber fone, and Wagers, with disjointed fragments like a singe, 4116 ome amaes, and social e Macaca Srtier. The piece reads as incomprehensible identifiers and stray terms rather than a coherent event or quotation.
Fragmented OCR lists place names and individuals related to Kent Main Street Bridge and surrounding area, including references to Pauline Nodal Ames Dorey Bowers and Beelynieker, with scattered institutions and dates implied. The text is unclear but notes local figures and bridge related mentions within a period context.
A fragmentary OCR reads as a personal letter from a sick bed in North Carolina. The writer mentions Seton and Seaton, references local places, and hints at maritime or maritime-adjacent topics. The text appears garbled, with stray phrases and names scattered through the page.
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