Real Man Saves Bank Robbery In Tunnel Plot
Harry Bowers tunnels into a bank vault to foil a gang and is joined by Clara Jennings, a stenographer and private detective posing as a man. The pair disarm the robbers, capture four accomplices, and Clara reveals her undercover role while Harry earns her respect and a kiss.
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Harry Bowers
First National Bank
Worving
Clara Jennings
Fidora
Harry
Clara
Jugi
First National
Mara
Hit
Marty
Fleret
Dee
Wiedene Cumty
Dale
Monsvetty
Lg Snoaighs Ff
Clara Jenni
Clare
Eashler
Flower Color Change in Rose of Sharon Shows Hibiscus Traits
The Rose of Sharon differs from true roses by belonging to the hibiscus genus. Its blossoms change color three times in a day, starting pure white in the morning, shifting to a delicate lok tint by noon, and deepening to an orchid shade.
Lonesome Charley Reynolds A Custer Scout Hero
Story of Charles Reynolds known as Lonesome Charley a favored Custer scout. From Fort Rice to Black Hills he hunted alone and aided in exposing Rain in the Face. He rode to Fort Laramie to announce the gold discovery and died at Little Bighorn with 60 empty cartridges around him.
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Lonesome Charley" Reynolds
Custer
Charles Reynolds
Lonesome Charley
Reynold
Fort Rice
N. D
Lone
Lonesome
Charley
Black Hills
Fort Laramie
Wyo
Reynolds
Seventh Cavalry
Far West
Grant Marsh
Little Big Horn
Steng
Reno
United States to Measure Nation's Roadways Nationwide
The Bureau of Public Roads under the U S Department of Agriculture will conduct a vast survey to accurately measure America's road mileage cost construction and condition. State and local cooperation will compare costs across regions and include all roads in incorporated areas. Data will be kept current to guide future road policy and funding.
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United States Department of Agriculture
America
Bureau of White Roads
Pennsylvania
California
Powers Agree On Postal Matters In Far East
Nine powers acting as a Pacific and Far Eastern committee adopted a resolution to relinquish foreign post office privileges in China by January 1 1923. Japan would need Tokyo approval though and extraterritorial rights and foreign courts in China were not finally decided. Chinese railways and Shantung were also discussed for future consideration.
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China
Washington
Japan
Tokio
Nine Powers Committee
Nine Powers
Shantung
Crow Scout Curley One Survivor of Custers Last Fight
Crow or Absaroke warriors joined General Custer on the Little Big Horn campaign in June 1876. Curley known as White Man Runs Him, along with Harry Moccasin and Goes Ahead, led Custer to the enemy before separating to save their lives. Curley remains the sole survivor among these scouts and the last who saw Custer alive. White Swan suffered injuries but survived until 1905.
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Custer
Little Big Horn River
Montana
Seventh Cavalry
Terry
Little Rosebud Creek
Curley
Harry Moccasin
Atesh
Yellow Face
White Swan
Little Big Horn
Yellow Fact
Major Reno
White Man
Curly
Wim
Tee Face
Reno
Tom McDougall
Currey
Tim
Ge Betie
Cunier
Dewey
Curie
Utah Manufacturers Protest Power Rates at Hearing
Manufacturers and business leaders attended a Public Utilities Commission hearing on Utah Power and Light Company power rates. The Utah Manufacturers Association pressed for lower industrial rates, citing unjust and discriminatory charges across several cities and counties. Arthur Woolley represented petitioners. John F. McLane represented the utility.
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Salt Lake
D.C
Utah Manufacturer's Association
Public Utilities Compission
Utah Power and Light Company
Arthur Woolley
John F. Mclane
Trucks and Highways Increase in Automobile Use
Fragmentary text discusses a government inquiry on motor trucks and farm use. It notes a rise in automobile use, with references to trucks, efficiency, and rural impact, though much is garbled and names or specifics are missing.
Blood supplier cited as drug victim raises risk debate
New York physicians questioned whether blood from a drug addict can affect patients after a transfusion. James Milo was arrested on narcotics charges for selling his blood for transfusions. One patient who received Milo's blood deteriorated severely, and Milo reportedly charged between $35 and $50 per transfusion.
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New York
Sanday
James Milo
Milo
Iddresa
Russian Policy Unchanged on Serlet Tessia Recognition
Secretary Hoover said on Monday the world government toward serlet tessia remains unchanged. The commerce secretary quade the etatesumut iy came Ventingan reporter Mowe Mat erday. Used the Oyler eutharinies wree Mpeg Cmmemetion of trade. Preemant between the Dolio' tralet Wed Muerte.
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Wesngwu
Cme A
Serlet Tessia
Whitch
Renbins
Orretary Loover
Commerer
Etatesumut Iy
Cme
Ventingan
Mowe Materday
Oyler Eutharinies
China Clay Processing Steps From Pits to Potteries
Describes mining of china clay in Cornwall, Ragland region, where material is dug from pits mixed with water to form a thick paste. The paste settles in ponds, impurities sink, yielding a purified slurry that is drained into bricks and sent to potteries for use.
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Cornwall
First Really National Bank charter history in Philadelphia
A 18th century bank started as the First Really National Bank and Bank of North America sought legitimacy. It held a ten year charter from 1742 but pursued a state charter in Pennsylvania. The 1735 charter was revoked, renewed in 1787, and the bank was located in Philadelphia.
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National Bank Bank of North America
First Bank
Pennsylvaiat
Philadelphia
From One Kind of Wood in Americam Forestry Magazine
The Shisto temples describe the Amer icam Forestry Magazine noting that temples are always built using wood from the Japanese abervice or hinokl.
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Shisto
Americam Forestry Magazine
Levee Rapidly Built On Mississippi River Front
A hastily erected levee along the Mississippi River took seven weeks to complete, with workers placing 220000 cable yards of dirt to form the flood defense emergency.
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Alississippi River
Source of Diamonds in Blue Ground Mining
Diamonds occur largely in a soft volcanic rock called blue ground. The rock is mined from the ground, spread on open air, allowed to decompose, then washed and separated. Some diamonds are obtained from river gravels.
Home Remedy Cleans Wallpaper With Paste Treatment
A crude method to remove grease spots from wallpaper suggests making a thick paste from pipe etay and applying it to stains then letting it sit overnight. In the morning rub with a clean cloth to restore the paper’s appearance.
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Amy Drug Store
Center of Pentume Industry Review
Fragmentary OCR text discusses the center of Pentume industry and mentions natural perfume gypastey. It references place names such as Wypuce Bare and orange Mug, plus acronyms ARAL CAD OT rege. The legibility is poor, with garbled phrases and misread terms, making concrete details unclear.
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Dean Aral Pratte
Jonwile
Bry
Uae
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