Woman Heroine Triumphs Across the Border
Liberty Horton and Pedro flee the ranch after Lopez is killed, crossing the border to safety. In Washington Major Winston and Captain Rutledge push for action, securing commissions and a presidential reception. Liberty learns of Lopez’s death, reunites with Bob, and agrees to marry him as she is celebrated with a gold medal and a government reward.
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Pancho
Liberty
Pedro
Lopez
Rutledge
General Innengold
Texas
Sierras
Colonel Horton
Winston
Captain Rutledge
Washington
Latham
Lopes
Pancho Leon
Fle
United States
Major
Bob
White House
War Department
Mexico
Miss Horton
Congress
Lopex
General Latham
Manuel
Horton
Pennsylvania Avenue
Liberty Horton
Robert Thutledge
Elevating graders and drag scrapers for road work
The article explains operation of elevating graders powered by a tractor or horses, their capacity limits, common failures, and typical drag scraper setups. It covers plow and belt design, loading into wagons, team requirements, labor distribution, and typical outputs for 10 hour days. It notes obstructions like roots and stones slow work and embankments settle unevenly when loads are dumped.
Typical cross section for earth road equipment and methods
A historic description outlines road grading gear from plows to wheeled scrapers and wagons. It explains when to use drag scrapers, wheeled scrapers, or wagons based on haul length, and notes costs, capacities, and crew organization for a small road-grading outfit.
His Chief Desire General Pershing Story in Paris
General Pershing recounts a young American soldier on the voyage to Paris who boasts of sightseeing on leave. He vows not to miss Notre Dame and Westminster Abbey, but confesses his wildest wish is to see the Church of England.
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Pershing
Paris
Notre Dame Cathedral
Westminster Abbey
London
Smile on wash day with Red Cross Blue
A compact note touts washing with Red Cross Blue soap. It hints at a brighter outcome versus snow and grime, using a cheerful tone to market laundry results.
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Red Cross
Boy Identifies Marine From Hat Ornament on Riverside Drive
A group of children on Riverside drive spot a man in khaki with a hat badge showing the eagle, globe and anchor. A sharp young spectator declares he is a United States marine, noting the emblem and lack of hat cord. The girl asks how he knew, and the boy explains the insignia signals the Marines.
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Riverside Drive
New York Times
Engaged Couple Faces Finances and Marriage Pressure
A terse dialogue notes long engagement with a call to marry soon and a partner left penniless. The exchange highlights strain from financial worry and social pressure in a domestic quarrel.
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Harry
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Colorado
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URN CO
Buffalo
A. Schiffmann
FF Aithmado Ee
Hnortin Paul
Mina
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