Senator Ladd’s Death Ends Noted North Dakota Figure
Edwin Fremoee Lad of North Dakota died at 10 23 P M at the end after two weeks of kidney trouble at the Roman Church and Infirmary in Martins. He was a senator and former head of chemistry at North Dakota College and a WWI federal food administrator who helped build up agricultural education at Maine and North Dakota State. Virginia Ladd, his daughter, and his wife were present.
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Io Otting Law
George Washingue University
Virginia
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Washington
Senator Ladd
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Church
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Bidney
Matin
University of Maine
Bache North Dabetsavicateral College
Drough
Maine
North Dakota
Aden & Y
Nurs College
Build A Home For Sure Says Dr Gries Of Hoovers
Dr M Gries advises careful home planning with a living room dining room kitchen parents bedroom and two children rooms. He estimates six thousand dollars as a conservative minimum and notes it’s cheaper to add features later than overhaul walls wiring or plumbing.
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Hoever
M. Gries
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Reading
Whiskers and Permick Debate Time and Duty
In a fragmentary exchange Whiskers and Permick discuss time use and work ethic. Permick questions the value of idle talk while Whiskers asserts ongoing watching and involvement, with Pee noting duration.
Mechanism Notes On Low Gear In Steep Grade Handling
The text discusses using low gear to control speed on steep grades and maintain engine idle when needed. It mentions resistance changes with shifting and the role of brakes and throttle in preventing runaway progress. It references specific mechanisms like reaction arms and tree-like components, noting 6 feet measurements and adjustment points for safety.
Avutamobile Neighborhood Expander Concept Emerges
A fragmented OCR text hints at a technology project named Avutamobile and a broader initiative described as a neighborhood expander. The garbled passages reference testing, countrywide scope, and changes to policy or design, but details are unclear and largely unreadable.
Relax While Driving Warns Physician’s Message
A physician warns drivers to stay relaxed and avoid gripping the steering wheel tightly. He cautions that shoulder tension can cause fatigue and impairment, urging alertness and the option to stop driving if pain or danger arise.
Excess Engine Heating Traced to Kink in Hose
report shows engine overheating caused by a kink in a rubber hose. damage developed as the hose weakened wall and required a sharp bend to fit. technicians note the issue arose during assembly and continued until a corrective fit stopped the leakage and overheating.
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Walla
Wong
Improvised Car Break-in Rope and Wood Fence Method
A fragmented OCR note describes making a quick temporary car repels by injecting a frame, anchoring a wood fence section, and using rope or wire with a rope or skid chain for a makeshift defense or obstacle to deter theft. The advice reads as a general emergency tactic rather than a formal procedure.
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Ararvst
Esnsiels
Carmel
Mystery of Increased Motor Speed and Plant Reeds
The article discusses rising motor activity and abnormal plant reactions along reeds where moisture and air reactions intensify. It notes elevated exposure in areas with dense vegetation causing seed smoldering and agitated air, hinting at environmental or agricultural effects.
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J. Calvin Morris
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