Four Big Projects to Cost Two Billion Total
Fragmented OCR notes detail four large projects with a combined cost around two billion. Mentions include dams on the Tennessee River and Boulder Dam, with references to power production goals and related infrastructure challenges. Entities include Tennessee River, Boulder Dam, and World War era pilots and vendors, though many terms are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit
Elier Wingle
Wayy Hh
America Wim Rank
Cunmninty Bistey
Brault
Ho Tobil
He Totty Prateria
Prudevin
Miedo Sale Pragsee
Wennessee River
Thawgee Alain
Chie Pve
Posrh
Lawressee
Ania
Columbie
WAH
Iultisan Fer Rinklig
Este
Ate
Lavlus
Mio Plana
Tha Cotustin
Alinwan
Toparl
Astouniling
Contract Bridge Grows Into Leading Industry
The piece discusses contract bridge gaining prominence as an industry in New York and notes a shift in social and economic attention. It mentions rising interest, training, and possible financial opportunities related to bridge clubs and tournaments, highlighting a trend toward professionalization and broader public engagement.
Swimming prodigy Jean Palmont aims for Olympic dreams
Thirteen year old Jean Palmont of San Francisco, a Palmont Hotel Swim inlay member, recently swam a mile in 125 minutes, with 100 yards in 4 minutes and 50 yards in 31 seconds. The piece notes rising interest and controversy around contract bridge as a national pastime, highlighting earnings, widespread participation, and a booming market for related literature and interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Jean Ulter
Palmont Hotel
Inlay Cn
San Francisco
Wis
Anes
United States
United
Treasury
Tades
Tiridge
Rodin Ronied Stieg
All Around the House Crumbled Page Instructions
The text appears as a garbled fragment describing kitchen preparation steps. It mentions olive oil, marble toes, a baking, aluminum slit, and a crumpled Usane pager with a warm ran. The fragment lacks a coherent event or identifiable entities to form a proper news item.
Ganay Gentes and the Scholarshift in Hu Wag Case
Fragmentary text mentions a case labeled HU Wag 9 and a discussion of talents and shifts. References include numbers 49,1242 and Western Nivrepanor C. The readable portion hints at a legal or scholarly dispute with unclear details and several garbled terms.
Afternoon Ensemble Seeks Lis in Quiet Concert
A garbled note describes an afternoon ensemble venue with unclear names and terms. It mentions a choral or instrumental performance, a possible location or date, and references to a crane or tram in a distant context, but the readable text remains fragmented.
Fragmentary OCR Depicts Prohibition Era Event
The readable OCR fragment references a 16th prohibition era setting with mentions of a battery, a branch of a company, and water supervision by British sailors. The text is scrambled and lacks clear dates or names, but hints at regulatory actions and a location likely in a European port area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
Ininea WH
Ts Dnka
York
Potpourri of odd items and outdated home tips
A jagged collection of fragmentary notes on pests, smoke etiquette, baking tricks, cake decoration, shoe drying, paint usage, and breakfast prep. It mentions a deadly illness spread, extermination, tobacco questions, and various household hints with scattered dates and names, all skewed by era and incomplete context.
Lost Umbrella Sparks Londonish Romance on Riverside Bus
Mildred Caldwell and Tom Aldred travel on a Fifth Avenue Riverside Drive bus when a stranger retrieves Mildred’s umbrella. The man offers to return it if she provides her brother’s name and address, prompting Mildred to reveal her sibling’s London contact as they discuss retrieving the lost item and a possible future reunion. The scene ends with Mildred anxious yet curious about the stranger’s request and the umbrella’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rdynolds
Drea
Willag
Tom
Mildred
London
Aldred
Fred- Ata
Anden
Viene
Alldred
Jim. Weldon
Strand
Ruther
Abe
England
Ned
Tomas Bextening
Girl
Perr
Allidred
Aldue Sonng
Mildeed
Mik
Miss Caldwell
Courage and Collar in Morning Farmyard Plot Twist
A Collier's Weekly vignette depicts a cautious Afric an figure named Wan preparing for action at dawn. He rides a horse, summons his army, and contemplates attacking a nearby stolen item. Assistants calm him and urge waiting until tomorrow before any move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
Collier's Weekly
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SRA
Pecnik Guean
Tilbenta Chit
Sense Sycakl Chao
Relmia
Ted Corthas
Nore
Ohie World Sear
Vite Walia Heetedt
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M. C
Efansas
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Konani
Willy
Tiuman
Weer
Atecen
Laborers World
Har
Graber
Wwestamn
Newmasee
Hank
Wilmer
Kent
Lame Bode
Barwin
R.lewis
Austania
Arthur Haufe
Gig
Dorothy Douglas
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