Ford seals change car guard from old to destructible
Edgar Steel Seal and Manufacturing of Lawrence and Chicago has created a destructible steel seal for freight cars. The device breaks into pieces when tampered, hindering theft undetected until a car door is opened. The firm, six years old, serves seventy railroads and major manufacturers including Wabash, Rock Island, Northern Pacific, and Pacific Railroad, with Chicago and Lawrence plants producing up to 140 seals per minute across three machines.
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OL MEN TO USE PLANES
Oil men may adopt private airplanes for field work as a new commercial use of resources developed during the war. Big dealers say planes offer speed, while government estimates show costs around 50 dollars per hour to fly, with oil firms able to operate at roughly 146 dollars an hour. Qualified pilots are plentiful from war department pools, enabling affordable salaries. Insurance calls listed as 133. The Peace Ball at the Hotel Commodore in New York will feature the Old Guard Veteran Battalion during the event tonight.
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Baldwin Dyer Brothers stock sale draws large crowd
A Wednesday stock sale by the Dyer Brothers attracted a large audience with strong bidding. Col Rule of Ottawa served as auctioneer and Wm M Clark was clerk. Total sales reached 7500 dollars. Mrs Steele of Boulder Colorado is visiting her daughters Claudia and Marjorie, students locally. Piona Club met in Athenian Hall for a department audience prep session. Classical Club hosted a social at H R Kinbright’s home with Dan Wilhelm readings Violet Evans violin Aletta Fisher Greek anthem Helen Brockway solo and a Latin America singalong. Refreshments followed as attendees toured Athens and other sights via pictures. The commencement time was announced.
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Pape's Cold Compound Driving Grippe Relief Ad
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a quick remedy for grippe and colds with dosing every two hours, claiming it unclogs nostrils, relieves headaches and feverishness, and costs only a few cents at drug stores. promotes Gold Compound as a tastier substitute. College calendar notes June 12 start and February 8 subjects. revival prayer discussion and intercessory prayer committee follow. Liberty Highway plan links nationwide roads, bridges, parks, and tree planting to memorialize war dead per Frederick L. Smith reporting Roosevelt endorsement.
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Casualty List Shows 23 Kansans On War Department Roll
War Department casualty list for today includes 23 Kansas men among a total 804. Wounded variously include Captain John A. Hettinges and Lieut Josiah B Mudge. others are listed as wounded slightly severely or missing in action. Names span Hutchinson Manhattan Abilene Topeka Oskaloosa Sabetha and more with units such as Corporal Alexander Eckert Atchison and Privates Ralph Hardman Caney and Ira M Carey Roseland date unknown.
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Joseph J. Schoenfeld
Topeka
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Wilbur S. Magill
British capitalist arrives to back Mexican mine revival
British capitalist J. W. Kimp ton has reached Mexico City to fund a new bank aiding long unworked mines. The plan includes purchasing machinery and placing mines on a profitable basis. The venture aims to develop Fabascas and Yucatan to move goods from the region.
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The Swetlan's Back Ant Didigu Fes freibs
Fragmented OCR text describes a scene with men and women interacting over gifts and meals. The garbled wording renders a clear event or outcome, but hints at social gathering, offerings, and mixed emotions among participants. No resolvable names, places, or dates are recoverable.
Fragmented Tale Of Fire From Sun By Birds
A mangled excerpt describes tiny gifts, fire in the sun, and swallows reluctant to retrieve fire. Birds consider how to make fire by rubbing sticks and bringing it to humans, though their path and purpose are unclear.
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London Artists to Paint Peace Conference Scenes
Two British artists Orphan and St. John have been chosen by the government to depict scenes from the Peace Congress in London starting in January. They return from the Ironworks where they painted.
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YANKS FROM VIRGINIA TO YORK FOR EXHIBIT
Readable fragments describe Yanks from Virginia arriving in York with a detachment including 24 officers and 1022 others, plus units 466th and 2 acre holdings. The scene mentions the Shred and a theater exhibit at the Bowerseck theater with observations on physicians and mental nerves, and a Reid Me rat effort.
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German Aement Moves to Enforce War Labor Edict
London Jan 1 German authorities plan stern measures to enforce war labor, compel men to work, and punish strikers severely as a Copenhagen Telegraph Company report notes.
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Resign Under the Republican Regime Observed Today
A fragmented report notes a memorial event marking the 1891 attempt to establish a republic and the ensuing uprising. Observers reference ongoing tensions as factions within the regime respond to calls for further republican changes.
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