Houses Built By Concrete Gun Method Described
A Cleveland reader describes a Popular Mechanics feature on shooting concrete to form a complete house. A nozzle gun extrudes dry concrete into a water mix, building tar paper and chicken wire frames into solid walls and structures in one piece, then doors, windows, and plumbing are installed. The process also mentions decorative strokes and yard fences created during the shot.
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Cleveland Qalner
Popular
Mechanica
Ape Place
French Hold To Nest Eggs For Strength Of France
G G Mareoasun notes that France builds wealth through private savings while government finances strain on a difficult road. He argues that France holds vast reserves in stocks and poty savings, making thrift the nation’s strongest asset amid wartime strains.
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France
Fila
Ann
Ofsnae G. Mareoasun
Antoinethe and the South Homeward Song
A brief note from the Chicago Journal recounts Antoinethe, a six year old, noting her mother’s tears as she sings “Carey Me Back to Old Virginny.” The child asks if a baby wants to return to Virginny and is told Shay wants to go back, remarking that she comes from the South and should walk back, a line reflecting nostalgic sentiment.
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Antoinethe
Tully
Antoinette
Carey
Virginny
Santern Pier
Shay
Sappone
The Champion Nuisance and a Blended Chorus Row
Fragmented, archaic prose describes a performance with flippant chorus members and a speaker named Wynn. The narrator recalls past shows and laments lost memory, promising to remember a future crown. The piece blends satire with nostalgia, ending with a vow tied to a duty.
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Wynn
Eleaver
Rulkulo Express
Butter Dates and Chocolate Delights Recalled
A Washington Star passage recalls a humorously vivid clerk describing butter dates chocolate delights and fudges at a corner shop. The narrator references nostalgic snacks and a playful memory of licking every morsel, comparing it to nectar of the gods in a whimsical reminiscence.
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Washington Star
The Hairy Ape in New York Theatre Review
A bold Eugene O Neill drama is praised for its raw social critique and stark confrontation of class, power, and rage. The Plym outh theatre production stars Arthur Topk ing and Anna Christie’s star Anna Christie actress in a charged, perilous adaptation that grips with intense, visceral realism.
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Hairy Ape
Louie Walheim
Join Thompeda
First Methodial Episcopal Church
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Itt
la Plata
Erie
Feaven
Eugene O'Neil
Plynieth Theatre
New York
Stoke-Hole
Yuri
Hunrry Ape
Yank
Hho
Hola
Pitth Avenue
Dw. W
Arthur Popkin
Haley
Tengle
Pronde
Helplesy
Abe
Walt Yonic
Waulper
Driehbet Mactan
Hugene O
Paulie Lord
Anna Chirky
O' Neill Haullne
America
Anna Christie
Berntardat
Conend
TS Indebt
Lerribie
Night sound travel and temperature bend waves
A fragment discusses how sound travels farther at night due to calmer air and fewer eddies, noting that cooler nighttime temperatures can bend sound downward rather than upward, with references to hounds and travel distances. It mentions atmospheric distribution affecting wave paths and contrasts day and night conditions.
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Uday
Calin
Harmony in Poetry and the Voice of Modern Verse
A brief reflection on harmony in contemporary poetry. The piece cites Mary Sturgeon praising the living force and vitality of modern verse while noting poetry's loyalty and its constraint yet inspiration from current times. It discusses The Wife of our time as a metaphor for modern poetic music.
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Mary
Sturgeon
Christabel Characters in Bulth Hench Ett Fowler Excerpt
A fragment from Christabel by Bulth Hench Ett Fowler depicts dialogue about a lively morning after a party. Christabel muses on the aftermath and the need for a washout, hinting at themes of social ritual and reflective mood.
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Christabel
Bulth Henchett Fowler
Cork tree growth and cork production in Iberian regions
The text notes that more than half of the world's cork comes from Spain and Portugal with the finest from Seville, Badajoz, Cadiz, Huelva, Celemuy, and Salamanca provinces. Maturity varies by tree part, eight to nine years for trunk growth, ten to eleven for first branches, and eleven to twelve for second branches.
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Spain
Portugal
Seville
Badajoz
Caviz
Huelva
Iarcelemuy
Salamanca
An Eat Mystery in The Deep Forests
A confusing, fragmented note describes a mysterious creature born in hidden depths. It references a baby eel pushing a fly over a river, circumventing waterfalls and mines, and failing to resolve a long held riddle.
Galley Slips Invented by Corinthians in 700 B C
A fragment notes that galley slips were invented by the Corinthians around 700 B C. The brief reference preserves a historic maritime craft origin with no additional context or dates.
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Corinthians
Sound Philosophy Proverb on Health and Hope
An Arabian proverb is recalled stating health brings happiness and hope conquers all. The saying emphasizes wellbeing as the foundation of vigor, with optimism as the overarching asset for life.
Radio Receiving Set For Home Use Sold By Speed Construction
A complete radio receiving set built in house with action bulb B battery storage battery and phones offered for fifty dollars. Also available are am amplifiers condensers and related gear from Speed Construction Co 205 Elgin Avenue Forest Park Phone F P 1329 W.
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Speed Construction Co
Elgin Avenue Forest Park
F. P
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