Navy Aerial Cook On Shenandoah Dirigible
John J. Hahn, a 14 year Navy veteran, serves as the aerial cook aboard the Shenandoah dirigible during its cross country trip. The report notes his assignment reflects the Navy’s unique use of airships in operations. Roman Eye Balsam is cited as an antiseptic ointment for healing inflamed eye surfaces.
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Navy
United States Navy
John J. Hahn
Allen
le A
Drug and Department Ee
A New One Ethel Interview About Beethoven
A fragment shows a dialogue where Ethel asks Mr Ponks if he likes Beethoven. He answers he has never visited the works and questions whether the man makes them. The snippet suggests a humorous or puzzled exchange over classical music.
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Ethel
Beethoven
Galapagos Finds Reveal Extinct-Linked Animals Nearby
On the Galapagos islands about 600 miles off the Ecuador coast, researchers report discoveries of animals that have already become extinct elsewhere. The finds highlight unique isolation and the enduring biodiversity of the archipelago.
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Galapagos Islands
Hacuador
Texas denies boll worm payment claim in 1918 saga
Washington reports Texas denies seeking federal money for 1918 pink boll worm losses in cotton relief. Senate bill 2778 proposes 235000 for Southeast Texas farmers. Texas commissioner Terrell withdraws state claim of 115000, saying no objection if funds go to farmers.
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Washington
Texas
Ferguson Friday
Sheppard
Senate
United States
George B. Terrell
Texas Commissioner of Agriculture
House Claims Committee
State of
Anti-Toxin Serum Reaches Nome in Arctic Relay
Nome Alaska reports the race of mercy ended as 300000 units of diphtheria antitoxin arrived at 6 30 am. Gunner Kasson led 15 Siberian dogs in the final 1000 mile relay from Anchorage through Golovin Bay to Nome, braving a fierce Arctic blizzard in a trip that took about a week.
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Nome
Alaska
Gunner Kassen
Anchorage
Kasson
Seppalla
Golovin Bay
Buried treasure found near Ciudad Guerrero sparks gold rush fever
In Laredo Texas thousands of dollars in gold bars were unearthed near Ciudad Guerrero on the road to Nuevo Laredo. The ingots, believed to be hoarded by a long-dead bandit chief, were buried along a mule train route to major cities. The discovery triggers a wave of gold fever reminiscent of the 1849 and Yukon rushes.
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Laredo
Texas
Ciudad Guerrero
Nuevo Laredo
Two Girls Found Dead After Wandering From Home
Two children May Martin aged 12 and Nina aged 8 who wandered from home on August 23 were located Thursday in a shallow brush covered grave near Los Angeles. Indications point to attack and murder. 5 cents from a baby's bank was noted.
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Los Angeles
Cal
May Martin
Nina
Langhorne held on murder charges in La Grange killings
La Grange Texas. W H Langhorne Jr 25 year old truck driver son of Dr W H Langhorne of Chapel Hill held on murder assault to murder and criminal assault charges in connection with the killing of Velera Zapalac 17 and injuries to Mimnie Zapalac 15 sisters near La Grange Tuesday night.
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la Grange
Texas
W. H. Langhorne, Jr
W. H. Langhorne
Chappell Hill
Velera Zapalac
Mimnie Zapalac
Etna Erupts Again Active Output Hints Eruption Possible
Mount Etna is active again with observers warning eruptions may occur at any time. Prairie chickens are plentiful in Western Kansas with a La kin farmer in Kearney county seeking $150 damages claimed from the state poultry operations. the claim was referred to the State fish and game committee.
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Rome
Mount Etna
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Lakin
Kearney
State Fish and Game Committee
German Colonists to Mexico Settle in Chihuahua State
About four hundred German colonists are arriving in Chihuahua City to take up agricultural lands in Chihuahua State. The plan aims to establish a farming community with opportunities for settlement and growth in the region.
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Mexico
Chihuahua City
Chihuahua State
Autoists urged to play safety
Thomas P. Henry of the American Automobile Association calls for motorists to assume personal and collective responsibility for road safety. He argues that complex laws do not guarantee safety, and effective enforcement plus common sense and decency are the true basis of safer motoring.
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Thomas P. Henry
American Automobile Association
Henry
Winter Driving Don’ts From A Driver’s Check List
Do not forget anti freez e solution with half water and half denatured alcohol plus glycerin to slow evaporation. Maintain correct mix by adding more alcohol than water. Have carburetor cleaned for winter driving and blow out heating chamber to remove carbon. Flush carburetor and fuel line to remove water and sediment. Drain transmission and rear axle, refill with temp suitable lubricant. Keep battery charged and add distilled water twice a month. Change oil every 500 miles.
Heating Pad to Prevent Radiator Freeze in Garage Wiring
A simple garage wiring method uses a heating pad wrapped around the lower hose connection from the engine water jacket to the radiator. Leather straps hold the pad, with sheet asbestos optional. A plug and long cord with a lamp socket power the unit, controlled by a three way switch and automatic thermostat to prevent overheating.
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Root
Popular Science Monthly
Repairing Poor Threads Often Is An Arduous Task
Recut badly damaged threads by selecting a proper size nut, sawing a slot, spreading the slot, and turning the nut over the damaged area. Move onto good threads, remove the wedge, and tighten with a wrench. Flip the nut back to engage. Repeat as needed to recut the damaged section.
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Automobile Digest
Hose replacement guidance for radiator cooling system
A kink or twist in the radiator hose may cause poor water flow and should be avoided. The hose inner fibers can loosen and clog the system, so replace with a good steam hose, preferably three or four plies thick.
Overgrazing Pasture and Mineral Needs in Beef Industry
The article analyzes overgrazing risks and pasture management for beef cattle amid rising costs and competition. It emphasizes recognizing early overgrazing signs, stabilizing ranges through better utilization, and the essential mineral intake for humans and livestock diets with practical food sources and kitchen tips.
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United States
Wiet
Western Ranges
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