Mountain in Sea and Potash Mining Across Europe
Aerial musings detail a submarine Laura Ethel Mountain 20,000 feet beneath the Atlantic surface and the vast geographies of the sea. It notes several peaks and plateaus, from Saint Hill to Chaucer and the Telegraphic plateau, with wreck relics and deep depths. The second section explains German potash mining, its rocklike seams, shaft depths to 5,000 feet, long horizontal cuttings, and hazards from hydrogen gas and carbonic acid.
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Atlantic
Laura Ethel
Atlantic Basin
Laura Wthel
Sainthill
Maury
United States Navy
Ireland
Newfoundland
Davy Jones
Locker
Wargday Hills
Mount Chaucer
Laura Hthel Mountain
Germany
Heavier Trucks Seen From Six Wheel Design
At a Cleveland and Detroit S A E meeting P D Litchfield, a factory manager, predicted future heavy tonnage trucks would use multiple wheels, similar to six-wheeled freight cars. Experiments with six wheeled trucks reportedly show benefits, reducing tire and road wear.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Society of Automobile Engineers
P. D. Litchfield
Where It Went Irate Father What More Money
The brief cartoon caption presents a quarrelsome exchange between a father and son about a saved five hundred dollars. The son defends spending on leisure activities while the father accuses him of misusing the money, framed in a comic dialogue with chorus girls and cabarets as ironic illustrations.
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Boston Transcript
Executor's Notice of Estate for West Mahoning Township Deceased
Letters testamentary on the estate of T. Richey late of West Mahoning Township have been granted to the undersigned. Those having claims against the estate should present them duly authenticated for settlement, and those indebted should make prompt payment. H. Rit HWY, Executor, Mickensburg, Pa, Sept. 15, 1920.
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M. Tack
T. Richey
West Mahoning Township
Ostate
Micksburg
Chapman
Ihin
J. T. Clark
West Wheatford Township
Clark
Arministrator
Mineldick
Administrator and Executor Notices Printed for Estates
Letters of administration on the estate of J T Clark of West Wheatford township grant to the undersigned those with claims present them for settlement and debtors pay promptly. Also testamentary on the estate of Nonute Sharp of North Mahoning Township seeking pending claims and debts due. notices posted in Trade City on Sept 16 1920.
Camel Cigarettes Offer Unique Blend and Smooth Taste
Unique flavor and mellow body due to Camel blend of Turkish and domestic tobaccos, praised for no lingering aftertaste or odor. Claims Camels outperform any cigarette puff-for-puff and tempt with superior quality over coupons or premiums. By R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. Winston-Salem NC.
Giant Buddha statue in western China astonishes traveler
The article describes Dr Spregue's visit to a colossal Buddha statue about fifty miles from Jah-ding in western China. The 100 foot figure sits in a carved niche on a hillside, gilded face visible from outside, with five stone steps leading up and a walled city below. Temples and priests surround the monument.
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Jah-ding
China
Oec
Spregue
Ciame
Thebes
Rome’s early republic and the consul office
The term consul comes from Latin consula and Rome’s early republic used dual executive magistrates elected annually. The people held direct power, electing executives and judges and enacting laws through the comitia.
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Rome
Republic
Comitia
Consuls Then And Now In World Governance
The passage traces consuls from ancient times to present day, noting that real power faded under imperial rule. It contrasts the historic consul with the modern commercial consul who represents national interests abroad, akin to an ambassador.
Getting at the Facts in a Detroit suitor scene
A Detroit Free Press item depicts a young man seeking his future father in law's permission to marry his daughter. The exchange covers love, economic knowledge, and the need to prove ability to support her in the lifestyle she has become accustomed to before consent is granted.
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Detroit Free Press
Andy
Eppo Found By Captain Phillips In Reitish Randa
The Times of London notes Captain Phillips discovering a new duiker species named eppo in Reitish Randa. Natives revere it as Musinga’s totem beast, inhabiting the Baimboo forest on Mount Sabine and other mountain forests. The animal is a raufous black goatlike figure with a yellow dorsal stripe, stumpy tail, oribi horns, and marsh hoofs.
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Times of London
Phillips
Eppo
Musinga
Truinda
Belgium
Baimboo
Mount Sabine
The Humble Check Book Reflections on Selflessness
A witty dialogue contrasts self interest with public spirit as a plaintive figure notes others’ joy in success. Senator Sorghum quips that campaign donors may feign generosity after election day, highlighting satirical views on political finance and motives.
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Sorghum
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Nater
Atlantine
W. C. Chapman
Lollera
Nonute Sharp
Iite
North Mahoning Township
Agniuat
Catate
Nhc
Trade City
I'N
Amels
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N.C
Joe J. Campbell
E. E. Hewitt
S. C. Steele
Cashier
Geo. L. Douglass
Asst. Cashier
Homer City, Pennsylvania
Buddha
Western
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