Modern bungalow features save space in compact layouts
A detailed description explains space saving in a bungalow with a narrow lot. The design places living and dining rooms for efficiency, adds an extra bedroom, and converts porch space into nursery or playroom. Roof overhangs and storage aim to maximize usable area, with five rooms including two bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom, and a front living room 23 feet 6 inches by 41 feet, plus a 15 by 20 dining room.
Franks humor on curtesy titles in British peerage
The eldest sons of British peers bear curtesy titles when the head of the house holds multiple titles. Earl Winterton, once Lord Turnour, recounts a dinner moment showing his humor as he was mistaken for two different names. A guest misaddressed him, mixing up Turnour and Bark Winterton in playful confusion.
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Home Made Beet Sirap A Troubling Report
A Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry report notes beet sugar sirap made at home is palatability concerns. The study tested an experiment lasting about nine minutes and found the product unpalatable.
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Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry
Map Shows Historic Area in Virginia and North Carolina
The Holland quadrangle map backed by the U S Geographical Survey covers Isle of Wight, Nansemond, and Southampton counties with Franklin town and a Virginia strip. It spans about 240 square miles, reflecting early history and strategic value while depicting Southern scenery and rural life along the rivers and swamps possibly relevant to military operations.
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Virginia
North Carolina
United States Geographies Survey
Department of the Interior
War Department
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Handy Morocco Pirates at Home Roles Revealed
Among the Hiffen pirates of Morocco the women perform all farming and hard labor while the men, when home, cook and mend garments including the women mode of dress in a linked social pattern.
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Morocco
Russia's Bolshevik Roots and the Land Seizure Issue
An analysis by Frank Comerford critiques Russia's illiteracy and autocracy, contending the Orthodox Church aided oppression and Lenin's land seizure policy built a dangerous precedent for dishonesty. The piece argues such confiscation undermines private property norms and weakens moral fiber, linking past upheavals to future consequences.
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Lenine
Hix
Russia
New
Birds and Shellfish: Clever Use of Rocks and Tools
A fragment describes birds and shellfish using a stone as an anvil to crack shells, with sea tides dropping shellfish onto rocks. It notes the beak and tool use as a seemingly intelligent method, resembling a waxp or contyome record of tinkered actions.
Egg Laying Mammals In Tasmania Description
A historical note describes Tasmanian mammals whose females lay eggs from which hatchlings emerge like birds. The creature is portrayed as among the lowest mammal orders, roughly porcupine sized, covered in dense spines, and possessing a slender white beak as a nasal feature.
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Tasmania
Things to Know About Your Car Battery Care
Seasonal battery care urged as warmer weather changes charging needs. Overcharging during warm periods risks overheating, damaged plates, and burned regulators. recommended charging rate stays 10 to 15 amperes to protect generators and regulators. Also advise gravity and voltage tests to ensure proper recovery before summer driving.
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Removing Caps From Hubs
Remnants from a Motor Life guide advise using a jack to loosen stubborn caps. If caps are tight, place a long handled jack under the end of the grip and give a few strokes to free the cap.
Little Auto Notes From Near and Far
Jown reports over 362000 motor vehicles and notes the long history of motor trucks before cars. The piece cites 413 British army women drivers in wartime, 290135 miles of improved highways, and millions displaced horses by trucks. It mentions British Columbia autos, rubber tires in Michigan Wisconsin, and 1000 mile motortrack tours during war. It also recalls the first motor vehicle exhibited in a circus in 1808 as a freaks collection highlight.
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British Columbia
Michigan
Tenlus
Bettween Palms
Wheel absorbs shocks in Moatinghub wheel invention
The Scientific American reports on W Althoff of Toate Oklahoma describing a Moatinghub type automobile wheel. The wheel aims to absorb shocks via an internal lubricated channel in the rim that accommodates the mounting portion.
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W. Althoff
Toate
Okla
Rim Carvings Describe Movable Substance Supply Mechanism
Fragmentary OCR notes describe overcompression and movement of an inner fonting portion to reestablish communication within a channel. A tread with traction plates or blades is noted, with material interposed between components.
Automobile care tips for safe driving and maintenance
Automotive advice stresses radiator care and cautions against speeding with worn tires. Do not use soap on the body to remove grease and oil. Many drivers neglect engine upkeep while keeping the exterior clean. Pay attention to the distributor head in the battery system.
Car Care Tips From An Early Auto Column
A fragmented note discusses carburetor coughing and explosions signaling misadjusted valves and water in gas. It warns against running engines in closed spaces, stresses grease cup importance, and notes a Canadian invention for tire sun shades. It also mentions caution on exhaust sulfur content and promptness in replacing parts.
Four Snow Shoe Youths Confess Brutal Murder Plot
Four boys aged eleven to fifteen from Snow Shoe Pennsylvania named Melvin Rowan Arthur Markley Charles Markley and Thomas Stark confessed to kidnapping ten year old Jarvis Hull on August 17 1919 and hanging him from a barn rafter before dumping the body in a pond. Grandfather Wo Hall had doubted drowning reports and with state troopers uncovered the confession and details of the crime.
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Melvin Rowan
Arthur
Charles Markley
Thomas Stark
Jarvis Hull
Wo. Hall
Hull
Bervick Pennsylvania
Towan
Markley
Stirk
Hall
Greek Prince Holds Rank Amid Rumors Of Renunciation
Geneva reports Prince Christopher of Greece and his wife deny recent American claims that he renounced his throne and his right to succession. between former King Constantine and the prince a quiet reconciliation is noted as Constantine and his wife visit the prince and princess at Montreux and St Moritz, clarifying their relations.
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Switzerland
Christopher
Greece
Leos
America
House
Bern
Constantine
Prince Atul
Montreaus
St. Moritz
Court case alleges fraud with marked cards in game of chance
New York trial centers on Louis Krotootwing a 9 shiet manufacturer charged with obtaining money by fraud in a stud poker game using marked cards. A deck marked to reveal the curls backed by the back design allegedly helped Krohnberg win 1 700. Complainants present a deck with indicators as evidence.
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New York
Louis Krotootwing
Shiloh
Krohnberg
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