Deep Sea Peril Continues with Naval Gamble and Sacrifices
Admiral and Davies pursue MacBeard as Miss Kennedy offers self sacrifice to secure peace while a looming sea monster threat nears. Donald orders a risky retreat toward Skjold fjord to thwart the enemy and protect Miss Kennedy amid a tense chase at sea.
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Be Rao
Davies
Ida
Clots
MacBeard
Ide
Donald
Fairieland
Kennedy
Admiralty
Sitt
Ama
Donald Olsel
Beltariace
Fisn- Sauke
New Land
New Conartest
Cloats
Skjold Fjord
Chase To Skjold Fjord Ends In Fogbound Pursuit
Donald pursues MacBeard toward Skjold fjord as their fuel wanes and a dense fog closes in. Davies and Clouts aid the sinking boat while the enemy hides in the night, uncertain of Nemesis behind.
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Hyainges
Bkjold
Davies
MacBeard
Ida
Donald
Clonts
Skjold Fjord
New Use for Motorcycles Surfaces in Lawn Care
A Californian man uses a powered cycle to drive a mower after his attempts to attach a grass cutter to the front forks. He now claims trimming the lawn takes about one tenth the prior time, though the mower requires frequent refits.
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Popular Mechantes Magazine
Infured by Prosperity and Perseverance
Fragmentary line reads a critique of minds swayed by wealth over hardship, noting belief that prosperity can distort judgment more than adversity. The excerpt hints at social commentary on character and virtue.
Many Iowa WWI events unfold in Cedar Rapids area
The report notes a 17 year old drowned at Langan after heavy rains, mentions Otis Craig and 23 year old State secret service men, and lists multiple wartime items including citizenship grants for 57 soldiers from the 337th Field Artillery, arrests in Wright County, and a Des Moines deserter cook facing Camp Dodge processing.
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Butrick
Axel ‘Bod
Langan
Otis Craig
Cedar Rapida
Sétion
Towa
State Secret Service
Belmond
Wright County
Louis’ Ludtke
Chaz
Harpe
Sprenzel
Bona
Guy
Frank
Low
Walterman
Can
Antoi Bemnatt
Guthrie
Camp Dodge
337Th Field - Artillery Regiment
Rez
Quartermaster. Corp
Root Town
Stephen Casey
Dri ‘Edward Hon
Ottumwa
Sere
Mands
Washington
Leavenworth
Waterloo
Corp
Francis H. Webster
Pershing‘s
Ate| Corp
Brencis Webster
Fleur
Iowa
Frank H. Webster
Central City
Des Moines College
Will Heard
Harry
Lung
Des Moines
Secret Service
Altho
Chicago
Offensive Doctrine: Foch Urges Rapid Reserve Use in Battle
Reproduced remarks from the Field citing General Foch on modern warfare. He argues victory comes through decisive offensives, organized reserves, and rapid, surprise attacks. He stresses avoiding pure defense and the need to mass and speed for a crushing blow to destroy the enemy.
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Isaimo
London
Foeh
the Field
Foch Saya
Atlas Point
Ste
Accident report fragment near Apeertes Point roadway
A man claims a motorcar hit him and accuses the driver as police arrive. Another officer corrects the witness, noting the car number as 99 while a second man lies injured. The scene unfolds with officers taking statements near a roadway.
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Eeena
Work That WIST Pass and Perfect Standards
A guide urges young workers to reject passive acceptance of imperfect results. It stresses setting the highest standard, aiming for nothing less than their best effort, and avoiding complacency even when complete perfection is unreachable.
Devotion Grows From Ben Hur Writing, Wallace Says
General Wallace recalled that before writing Ben Hur he had no strong religious beliefs but the story and the Christ figure changed him. After finishing the work he found himself for the first time in life a devout Christian.
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Wallace
Fragmentary Crying Across the Decks
A fragmentary diary style line shows a speaker addressing Mrs. Miz and reflecting on past concern now replaced by emotional coldness. The speaker mentions being on a deck and leaving by a car, then heading toward an unidentified ether.
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Miz
Enthusiastic endorsement for Tanlae tonic in Des Moines
W.ye Day, treasurer of Sted Men Lodge No. 23,410, Des Moines, praises Tanlae a tonic made from berries. He claims it relieves indigestion and stomach issues and urges friends and brothers to try Tanlae today.
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Red Men Lodge
Tanlaé
Brothers 25
W.ye Day
Sted Men
E. Sti Street
Des Moines
Bay
Tadvise
Opal Setting Cites Heat to Protect Precious Glow
A fragment notes opals lose color or crack when heated, implying that setting design limits heat exposure to preserve their valuable play. It hints at how settings influence opal brightness and durability.
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