12 Feb 1929
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1929
Page
1
The article notes that the college awarded two scholarships totaling $9,000 to support students. It mentions Ham, Wi, and references stimulus to studies, with related names and a partial discussion of Religion and Action. Details are fragmented, but the center shows scholarship funding and institutional support.
An unclear OCR fragment hints at a debate over funding for an entity or event named Ween. The text appears damaged but indicates a formal discussion of finances or grants related to Fea b. The outcome or decision is not legible from the fragment.
Dr. Hough delivers remarks on religion in a public talk, addressing Belief and practice. The report notes audience reactions and highlights key points raised by the speaker, including questions from attendees and summaries of discussed themes.
Several universities announce a range of awards with varying amounts in a wave of financial aid offers. The notices highlight funded programs, deadlines, and eligibility, with references to scholarship names and institutional sponsors.
Fragmentary OCR style news note references Illinois exams and various scattered names including Calvert, Professor, and Dareard. The readable portion hints at a historical teaching or examination context with disjointed foreign words and names, lacking coherent events or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a desert scene with a king and a sagient adviser. The readable parts mention a goat, Fay Danae, and a world previously given. The note remains unclear, with several garbled names and actions.
Incomplete OCR text describes a varsity indoor track practice session and mentions Peery and a team. The readable parts indicate routine drills and team formation, with unclear names and details. The item appears fragmentary but notes a practice context for the team.
A garbled report recalls a speech by Wlerton praising Jewish contributions. The fragment hints at a historical context, referencing a February 14 date and a Greek setting, but the text is highly incomplete and lacks clear names or events.
Fragmentary OCR text references origin of soliology for Y M and mentions a person head of Aaron of sole y cued the tothe person enen. Also notes a meeting and Intertech at Gotan on Page. Content is garbled with many misspellings and unreadable segments.
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