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The routes tried, reported whole; the Archive.org item historyofstjosep01howa; the specification carried from EXPAND-IV2-NOTE (gap G2-2)
The owed page-image verification of Howard's Clay Township §7 was attempted by every route the record allows, and it did not land. The item page on Archive.org was read: it returned the Archive's banner only, with no full-text, stream or search-inside link in its extracted text — it confirms the item and its identifier and yields no text route. The search-inside service was never returned as a link by the item page or any search result, and under this build's no-constructed-address rule it was not built. The five specified full-text searches of the volume — "Indian Village," "Eaton," "section 25," "cemeter-," "German Baptist" — are therefore recorded as unexecuted on the volume itself, not as negatives; nothing exists at page-image strength to quote. What the searches did return, the transcription carrier's parts, are logged as signpost only — they corroborate the chapter's location and page band (printed pp. 283–288) and no sentence from them is quoted, paraphrased as Howard, or used as verification anywhere in this build.
The consequence is stated where it falls: the frame pass's Howard §7 village-negative and the land fragment's Howard soil sentence continue to rest at transcription strength, with the carrier's own caveat — that its text "was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors" — standing in full. Gap G2-2 stands open, with its settler narrowed by four failures: a browser-capable session on the item's BookReader, reading the leaf images for the leaves carrying printed pp. 283–288, or a ranged fetch of the djvu file — a route that does not depend on one whole-file pull. The page images themselves are already rowed on the pull list (IV-IMG-11, public domain). A timeout is a transport fact, not a property of the book and never a denial; the read remains owed, and this article is its receipt.