Dreamer Mer Quits High Paying Job To Build Model City
A visionary named Will s plans a utopian city on reclaimed land near Detroit, leaving a $2,000,000 post to create a self-sufficient metropolis. His dream centers on homes, factories, banks, schools, and civic facilities with a cooperative, citizen-led government and 1200 workers of varied trades.
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Dreamer Mer
Sears
Harry Ford
Hac City
Wills
Easil
Lieta
Ford Liewtenant
John R. Lee
Fragmented OCR on carbon black use in rubber industry
incoherent OCR notes describe carbon black as a pigment and extender in rubber products. mentions percentage usage in ice manufacturing stove and shoemaking records and various daily items. cites exports as a share of output and hints at market conditions and production.
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Tampblack
Pho Records
Phas
Penc Ee Board
Cacban
Economy Rule Touts Ingle Army Footwear Overhaul
The War Department enforces economy across the army to meet reduced appropriations. Privates must keep shoes in good order, replacing worn soles only when needed, under daily inspection. Clothing is cut to extend service, with salvaged items common and inspectors ensuring minimal waste. The policy signals thrift as a guiding principle across recruits and equipment.
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Ebay War Department
Congress
Quartermaster’s Department
War Department
Carbon black from natural gas study 1920 report notes shifts
The 1919-1920 US Geological Survey report on carbon black from natural gas shows production falling 1.4 percent overall in 1920 with state variations. West Virginia remains leader, but Louisiana surges 32 percent while output in Oklahoma drops to zero. Louisiana’s Monroe field drives growth, and buyers press for gas reserves for domestic use.
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United State Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
E. G. Sievers
West Virginia
Wyoming
Montana
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Monroe
Sal
West—Virginia
Kentugis
West
Virginia
State
Prod
Abel Ae
Army transfers strive to cut costs and travel waste
The article details wartime transfer practices, noting that shipments of outfits at new posts vary by distance. It highlights earlier regiments moved by boat or train, with minimal expense and emphasis on clothing rather than full equipment. It records War Department aims to minimize individual travel costs and consolidate moves under efficiency measures.
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America
War Department
Atlane
Pacific Coast
San Fransco
Ecdonomy
Atchwérl
Russian claim on wireless message discovery and uses
Moscow reports a method for wireless messages to be received at a single station without risk of interception. An Ukrainian inventor is credited with creating a device that shapes magnetic fields into parallel lines, allegedly allowing range through mountains and reducing antenna needs. The claim suggests applications for medical and scientific fields and locates targets across terrain.
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Moscow
Aas
Ess
Amed Wko
I* 1
Service T Medical
London court hears mockery in Irving case
English actress Fthel Irving testifies in London court defending against a dramatic critic who claimed she foamed at the mouth and gnawed her toenails in a performance. Irving denies rolling on the floor or biting her nails, insisting she only sobbed quietly.
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London
Fthel Irving
Miss Irving
Ming Irving
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