That Girl and Peter Drama in Westside Home
Vida questions Peters fidelity after witnessing him with another woman near his office and in a car. Aunt Priscilla urges calm while Peter arrives with the unknown woman and invites Vida to see a new bungalow plan, revealing a hidden domestic tension.
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Vida
Priscilla
Agut Priveilla
Peter
Hiisefila
Prissy
Ridley
Jove
Prixenla
Ale
Beter
Vide
Redout
Fide
Abe
Neileon
Noted Russians Slain on Yacht in Danube Mystery
Romanian authorities probe the death of 11 Russian nationals aboard the derelict yacht Ostrava found off Sulina near the Danube mouths. 14 million rubles in gold and paper and jewels were aboard. fate of the party remains uncertain as investigators weigh suicide versus murder amid royal interest from King Ferdinand and Queen Marie of Roumania.
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King of Roumania
Bucharest
Ostrava
Sulina Io
Danube
Black Sea
Falzfeln
Skadowski
Falcfelns
Kherson
Elter Felzfetn
Itte
Odesan
Bolshoviki
Conatone
Constanza
Sulton
Maumantan Guards
Verdinand
Marie
Roumania
Jasxy
Felzfelns
Bessarabian
Black Caskets Out of Style Says Local Maker
San Francisco casket maker W J Vincent reports black coffins are rarely used now with many opting for pale pink cerise old rose blue lavender purple or white. Heights of price rise seen as fivefold from a few years ago. hermetically sealed bronze caskets fetch about 2000 wholesale. Vincent notes some buyers still request striped or green coffins and mentions personalized coffins for the elderly who worry about burial arrangements.
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San Francisco
W. J. Vincent
Fera
Vincent
Relics of a Lost Race at the American Museum
Newly displayed relics from a prehistoric western settlement explore ancient customs through sandals, pattern boards, turquoise and shell ornaments, arrow points, painted wood, coiled and twilled basketry, netted mats, and carved pottery. The Morris collection, gathered over three years, is staged to hint at a long vanished culture.
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New York
American Museums of Natural History
Utes
West Axter
XN. M
Fort H. Morris
American Museum
Morris
Guatemala Revolutionary Government Formed With Herrera as President
Revolutionists in Guatemala establish a new government led by Certos Herrera as president. The American consulate in Guatemala City and U S Tacots guard interests as reports say Extrada Cabrera and his army surrendered to Unionia forces. Pledges pledged to secure safety of the former president and maintain order in the city.
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Guatemala
Certos Herrera
Guatemala City
U.S
Rider James J. Rushmore Retires After 54 Years on L I Rail
Jaraton L L reports conductor James J. Rushmore completes 54 years on the Long Island railroad. He traveled 2,705,500 miles and 2,750,500 miles, never missed a train and reported for duty on 16,070 mornings during his long career.
Preparations for a Safe Transcontinental Motoring Voyage
A vintage vehicle travel piece advises prospecting tourists to carry a full outfit for desert travel. It highlights tires, a spade, a handy tool, boards, a saw, and even a wife and a short-handed Apache as comic hyperbole while stressing practical prep for long stretches across desert and gravel.
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Edwin L. Sabin
MoTolt
National Magazine of Motoring
Fortuna
Mike
Wyoming
Painting Radiator With Oilcan Spray Device
A historical note describes building an oilcan based spray outfit to paint automobile radiators quickly and thoroughly. It details a half gallon can modified with a pump, brass pipes, and a horizontal tube to deliver a fine spray, plus a gasketed screw top to prevent leakage during operation.
Cause of Much Trouble in Machinery Lubrication
A fragment notes that many engine issues stem from insufficient lubrication, with tips from A K Andrews of Chicago in Popular Mechanics. It mentions using a sheet of paper behind the radiator to protect the engine and protect brass finishes, highlighting routine maintenance practices.
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A. K Andrews
Chicago
Popular Mechanics
Carbon Removal Method for Auto Engines Suggested
Nebraska college of agriculture outlines a method to remove carbon from engine cylinders without damage. Steps include filling the radiator to keep chamber walls and valves, closing both valves, placing the piston at top to confine oxygen, then using compressed air to blow out carbon particles after burning out.
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Mheans of
Carbon Fame
Department of Agricultural Engineering
Nebraska Collage of Agriculture
Caution on Tire Chains Tension and Road Wear
Guidance warns against over tightening tire chains with a tool. If crown grip cannot slide and re-seat with each ground contact, chains grind into rubber and fabric, weakening the tire casing and risking failure.
Automobile News Diallo Notes On tire care and lubrication
Premature tire damage results from under inflation more than other causes. Regular air pressure checks are crucial for mileage. Leather substitute upholstery improves appearance over dull leather. Crankshaft issues appear as bucking and knocking around 40 mph. Do not correct lubrication of spring shackles. Rust blocks vents. kerosene can keep holes open and aid cleaning. An emergency spray uses kerosene to flush dirt from springs.
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Jack Layton
Euydiens
Weatera Paper Union
Washington
Jeff
David Houston
the Treasury
Rohting
United States
Chile
Cary N. Grayson
Admiral Grayson
Washington, D. O
Aztec
New Mexico
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