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16 May 1928
Page 1
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1928
Page
1
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The document lists exam times and venues around June 12 for multiple courses. It mentions cage of Arta scenes, Juve, and various codes like 3040.88 Gove numbers, with references to Tuesday and Wednesday sessions, ending with a note on old samens and a final time block.
Fragmented OCR output hints at a theater notice for Dover Road by Samaritists. Mentions of a cottage event and persons with partial names suggest a local stage production planned for a May Friday at a residence.
Fragmentary text notes readings and events with scattered names and dates. It mentions a Browning reference and a sequence around 6, with unclear persons and places. The readable content is minimal and disjoint, offering no clear narrative or outcome.
A fragmented concert notice outlines Tarion Davies presenting Iano in a recital tomorrow featuring piano and strings. The listing mentions works by Antone and Gehumane, with a call for attendance and curiosity about police presence.
Fragmented OCR text references a historic gavel sale and legal action tied to Treaneer Ware Bea and the LawieCirk. It notes expedited proceedings, a 90 year old individual, and references to a President Moore era context, with sparse readable facts and names.
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