29 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1935
Page
1
Fragmented text reports a write in Reid as council leader and mentions a proposal for a dean of mem to curb drinking at an event. The source also references a movement and individuals Bosworth and Bosworth afl with unclear roles.
A dubious hoax targets Peters, with a demanded $5000 ransom as details swirl around a Calle eelyx incident. The involved parties include Wade Caryl and local figures from the Grange, while a meeting is called by Palin Peters Hal to address the matter and related accusations.
In a puzzling local report, figures associated with the conservatory vote tally face a disruption as Lonny, Hes, and Fegan are mentioned among irregularities. Details are unclear, but the names, a date, and a disrupted scene at a counting site surface amid confusion and scrutiny.
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a voyage linked to Wellington and Chicago with mentions of a withdrawal, three votes, local figures, and a bar ring incident. It hints at a report about a person named Ona Jarh and others in Chicago. The passage references women clubs, Mac sedan, and a bar scene surrounding De. Harry N and Sngurd, with remains of a journey and an unresolved outcome.
Reported remarks by Steele and Sims regarding a controversial event titled Extravegenza draw attention to provocative themes. The piece references Acai, economic commentary, and unnamed participants as part of a complex discussion.
Otertin College was rocked by a sect and theater clash as seminary students and performers faced tension at the university campus. Officials reported disputed tactics and sharp exchanges during an event described as a campus seminar and arts showcase.
A garbled note warns of counterfeit blue books and misleading information circulating in the community. Names and details are unclear but caution is urged for those purchasing or relying on the materials. Authorities advise verifying authenticity before use.
A garbled hospital page outlines various medical notes and staff names, mentioning Dr. BW Bradshaw and Dr. Breda among unclear references. The text references patient care, resignations, and routine hospital events without coherent detail or outcomes.
A fragmented note references a race betting scene with names like Morrison and Lagat. The text mentions Greenwich Village and a paper by Marc Dacre. It hints at a pageant, encouragement, and a fire incident tied to Dr Date and a figure named Dione in a personal rage context.
Eerie garbled OCR line references names and places such as Bohn Gay Shansi and Gherasi with accidental text. The readable parts hint at a historical representative or year, but the fragmentary nature yields no clear event, date, or outcome to report.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a fatal duel or confrontation involving individuals named Parsons, Jameson, Leigh Michner, and Damien Fg with references to a war and an era, yielding unclear details about event, location, or outcome.
An OCR fragment shows a set of questions about beverages and water intake during a spring vacation. The text includes garbled phrases and stray quotes, mentioning Yeoman, proxies, and a list of queries about drinking water and related habits. The passage is incomplete and lacks coherent context or dates.
Hman modestly notes successes and offers, signaling a cautious approach. The remarks imply a preference for measured gains and favoring practical outcomes over grand claims.
Fragmentary note reports debate over a career program at the district despite Dean Bororth’s stance. Authorities caution rumors and stress that no decision appears final. Further details pending official statement from the board.
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