Atlantic Liners Storm Battered In New York Arrivals
Steamship crews and passengers arrive in New York after a severe storm battered multiple Atlantic liners. Reports describe exhausted sailors and damaged decks as boats struggle to reach harbor amid heavy seas and wind.
Unclear text record from fragmented OCR
The readable fragments describe a person named Jack Lockawill connected to a summer camp in a distant locale. Mentions of a potential investigation or warning and a legal or disciplinary context are implied. The text is heavily garbled with many errors and missing details.
Radio listings for August 27 and 28 programs across stations
A dense schedule of daily radio programming lists August 27 and 28 features across networks WDWM Pryor's Band WIZ Hook-Up Wil Rogers' Gang WEAF Hook-Up Variety concert and station calendars. Eastern and Central time listings show orchestras, news, dance music, and theatre segments with numerous city channels including Boston Chicago New York Washington and more.
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Moonshining Suspects Held by Local Probation Unit
Harry Seed and D. Jack, involved in a moonshining probe, were arrested after a confrontation with Charles Thomas Reber and John Roemer. They were taken to Frederick and held by US Commissioner H Noe Haller, each granted a $1000 bond for a year awaiting district court in Baltimore.
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Harry Seed
D. Jack
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United States
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Fragmentary Birds in Forest Fires Record
Partial OCR describes how birds gather in large numbers near water and roosted trees are destroyed by forest fires, creating new ember-rich environments. The text notes traditions about collecting these birds and the potential for creating embers with little effort.
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