Giant Lee Memorial Bust on Georgia Mountain Faces Final Touches
A historic sculpture project on Stone Mountain near Atlanta nears completion as Gutson Make Intana anchors a vast relief of Union leaders and mounted troops. Using a “magic lantern” projection, artists outlined 1100 figures over 1,000 feet of rock, guiding the carving as electric lights illuminated the design for final shaping by artisans.
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Gutson
Cil
Oallon
Atlanta
Lea
Jackson
Jefferson Davia
al Tinian
York
Auritk
Hal
Robert B. Lee
Han
Bouth
Snooth
Geta
Tampa
Deer Trouble Bites Power Firms Across Mountain Ditches
Reports describe deer causing outages by shorting high tension lines and slipping into concrete water ditches. Hydro plants in rugged regions face repeated animal intrusions, prompting bridges of logs and ladders to rescue deer and keep water routes flowing.
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Rome
Submarine crew battles giant rats aboard ore carrier
Report notes a U S submarine crew facing a rat infestation aboard a large ore carrier. The rats, described as huge and clever, avoided traps and spread through remote corners of the craft, complicating attempts to eradicate them. Clubbing parties and daily salutes were organized as efforts continued.
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United States
Siaveronne
Polson
Popular Mechanics
Brandywine Battle Fought Along Brandywine Creek
The Battle of Brandywine occurred September 14, 1777 near Brandywine Creek Pennsylvania with 1000 American troops led by Washington facing 18000 British forces under Lord Howe. American losses were about 1200. Lafayette was wounded. Washington retreated to Valley Forge after Philadelphia fell on September 26 1777.
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Brandywine
Brandywine Creek
Pennsylvania
Aenersl Washington
Lords Hawg
Veneral Lafayette
Phiadelphil
Waslington
Gerhjaatown
Witter Qilattert
Valley Forge
Inlva
Looking Ahead apt Rene Fone interview in New York
Rene Fone discussed progress in aviation during a New York interview. He noted opinions of a boy and an artist examining a jet plane, calling the device a contrivance of wool and wiring and questioning the usefulness of power driven boxes with Flow 7 as he mocked the novelty.
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Rene Fone
Hiertot
Women Thrive in Finance As Banks Embrace Leaders
A 1920s article notes women increasingly enter banking and finance, with 140 women executives atop banks and firms. It highlights Mrs William Lobuboer of Nations City Bank of New York leading the women’s department, arguing personal touch matters with female customers and trust in local officers.
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Mingtee
Wall Street Lake
Rank Woneu
Hallonal Oreaniandol
Bank
Whlinin Lobuboer
Wie Association
Women's Department of Use Nations
City Bank of New York
Aid
Aspiuin
Eiy Varadeis
Goelt
Intustique Sant Cympathy
Tuniksing
Tiakies
Bowe
Selus Minty
Nea
Fragmented OCR Script Seals Night by Slaughter House Call
A garbled OCR passage recounts a tense scene with a butcher or slaughter house reference. Characters argue over a plan and a request to be called at Ro aliep, while one character insists on not stepping aside. The dialogue hints at a chaotic domestic or public incident with unclear setting or names.
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Caneni
Toner
Bay
Prielsea
Denny
Kitelsen
Troy Express
Return ing Day and the failed holiday appeal
George Ade discusses a proposed Return ing Day holiday to honor owners of items borrowed in the prior year. He notes seven people joined the appeal, but only three or six support the idea, and asserts it will never be adopted. The piece criticizes futile attempts to create a holiday and favors practical, useful aims.
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Tadvociog
Cpeela
Ioan
George Ade
Heart
International Cosimopolitan
Mauna Loa Heat Flow Described by Doctor Kirkpatrick
Doctor Kirkpatrick of Mawents University explains Mauna Loa eruptive heat could power a vast flow of radiant energy. A twenty mile long, twenty foot wide molten torrent near healthful heat would glow and boil water, if ten feet deep and moving at a mile per hour, he notes.
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Mauna Loa
R. Vaut Kirkpattlet
Hi University of Mawents
Kirkomfrick
Heat Wave Experiments Show Extreme Indoor Temperatures
An investigation in Marke re cently examined heat levels during a measured heat event. Experiments reported indoor readings from 11 to 400 degrees, with the hottest spurting cap centerpiece reaching extreme values. Outside temperatures varied, while overall conditions remained hot, though breezes offered limited relief amid high heat readings.
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Marke
Grouy
Setentiate
Open newspapers spotlight regional event in distant era
Fragmentary text describes two weekly papers in open competition. Mentions a road, railroad distance, and regional towns including Yellowstone. Lacks clear dates, names, or outcomes. preserves nongraphic references to historic publication activity.
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Wyerlig
Dmmedala Rowndip
United States
Tran
Wyerllig Atle
Yellowstone
Kecinnee
Pope Moses Calendar Controversy Sparks Scholarly Debate
The article reports on a scholarly dispute led by Dr. Murry and Moses L. Cotsworth over calendar origins, claiming Moses inserted Pentecost and that the first solar calendar arose from Egyptian and Babylonian sources. It discusses priestly control, historic timelines, and proposals to restore Moses’ calendar influence within fixed calendars.
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Nya
Peter Com
Lomsita
Wu Weeks
Wiontis
Johnson
Moses
Lucal
Tuhovich
Murry
Mosee L. Cotsworth
Mogea
Terpentum
Babylon
Eat Less and Live Longar Says Lawyer
A lengthy, garbled OCR piece portrays a lawyer urging reduced eating to extend life. It discusses work, nervousness, digestion, and health ideas, citing adult behavior, nutrition, and purported medical observations. The prose shifts among names, places, and speculative claims without clear events or outcomes.
Shig Country Allocates Huge Chewing Habit Budget
The Shig Country spends about 90 million dollars annually on chewing gum while other sectors see minimal funding. Officials note mixed public support as critics push for reform and budget reallocations.
Unclear text about drinks and foods and health risks
Fragmented passage discusses beverages and foods, mentions potential health effects on children, summer intake, and various kitchen items. Numerous garbled phrases, names, and measurements render the exact event or article unclear and hard to summarize reliably.
Ancient Flappers and Bronze Age Dress Unearthed
A southern Bavarian Bronze Age graveyard yields extensive female wardrobe finds. Researchers document garments including a reindeer skin corset, wool skirt to the ground, and a netted headdress. Copper hair combs hint at Wer culture crown pieces.
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Bavara
Finda
Pierre van Pansaen
English Dogs in Demand in Great Britain Trade
About 160000 people are involved in the dog industry in Britain with pet sales totaling nearly 19000000 dollars. Daily exports to foreign regions rise, and high prices are paid for certain breeds as shipments continue.
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Great Britain
Patagonia
Women’sAutomation School Opens in Constantinople Era
A fragment reports the opening of a women’s institute in Constantinople in 19 open un hfiell for women. It notes that women petitioned for exalted status and that the minister of hygiene approved. Travelers to Turkey next year would receive 4 men slinck doll preenception of the vellet ringtone losty.
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Aula Mechanics Wrkieh
Fembulbri
Iti Automonitg Imeetonica School Np
Constantinople
Chix Deelylon
Ehautfenra
Turkey
Unusual Laboratory An Glan oidway between Atlantic and Pacific
A scrambled fragment describes an unusual laboratory located between the Atlantic and Pacific in the Panama canal area. It mentions scientists in charge and a primeval forest setting. The text appears to be a garbled note from a Washington Post report via the National Academy of Sciences with references to Dr. Frank Chapman.
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Atlantic
Panama Canal
Ohfoy
Frank Chapman
York
Bos
Tin
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Newt
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Tita
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Uni
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Thera Ea
Hadfe Fury
Flandysian
Fartiar
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Warren Ite
Trourchold Tools
Tahtis
Bo Kilesan
Ane Gee Popular Mechanica Company
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Dana
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