The Daily Advertiser · Lafayette, Louisiana · 31 July 2014
CP-2014-010
Shells hit shelter, market in Gaza
Blasts kill dozens; residents thought cease-fire in place
How this transcription was made
The scan is the four-line headline and the three-line summary; there is no body text on it to transcribe.
Context added by this archive
Two sentences and four agents, none of them a person. Shells hit, blasts kill. The only people with a verb in the whole block are the residents, and what they do is thought — they thought there was a ceasefire. On the facing page the same paper ran a photograph of a girl in Jabalia over a caption that counted 1,300 dead (CP-2014-011).
Cite this clipping
"Shells hit shelter, market in Gaza," The Daily Advertiser, 31 July 2014, p. 1. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2014-010. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2014-010
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