Speejacks Across Pacific On World Tour
Albert Gowen’s 98 foot Speejacks sails from Panama toward Teokea on a planned round the world voyage. Captain Swensen of the Eastern Queen towed her 4 000 miles to Teokea then met Gowen’s party again in Sydney before continuing toward Java and Borneo. The craft carries wireless and long range signaling as crew and Gowens’ party pursue the voyage with a museum contingent aboard.
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Panama
Teokea
Swensen
Sydney
New York
Albert Y. Gowen
Chicago
South Pacific
Rafaul
New Britain
Baltimore
N. A. Swensen
Gowen
Australia
Java
Borneo
Speejacks
Globe
Equator
Marquesas Islands
Mr. Wen
United States Shipping Board
Shipping Board
Neutral Harbor
Balboa
Tahiti
Pacific
Los Angeles
Lower
California
Helen May Martin of Olathe
Helen May Martin of Olathe is named in a notice listing a personal event or obituary item. The fragment identifies an individual and place but lacks context for full details.
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Migs
Helen May Martin
Olathe
This Bird Feasted on Valuable Stones
A Tacoma ostrich died after choking on a pine cone. Post mortem found a pint of polished agates and white pebbles in its proventriculus. The agates had formed spheres from digestion grinding, suggesting the bird had eaten valuable stones rather than gravel. The creature, left by an amusement company last fall, fed on valuable stones wherever it foraged.
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Tacoma
Wash
Adventurers' club ship Speejacks voyage mission revealed
Trevor Hogg captains the specially built Speejacks on a world tour planned for about 18 months with 50 missions. Mr Gowen leads a crew of nine plus museum representatives as the vessel sails toward Amboyna after stopping at Teokea Tahiti Pago Pago and Apia.
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Gowen
New York
Adventures’ Club
Mises
Gawen
American Museum of Natural ‘History
National Geographic Society
Field Museum of Chicago
Trevor Hogg
Princeton
B. Cable
Rafaul
New Britain
Consolidated
Amboyna
Amy Boyna
Malay ‘Archipelago
Ezekiel the Prophet as Watchman and Messenger
Lesson outlines Ezekiel 2 1 through 3 21 focusing on the prophet's calling vision and commission The Spirit filled Ezekiel enabling him to deliver God s message to a rebellious people He is set as a watchman obligated to warn whether heard or not with emphasis on personal sympathy and official duties The study links to Kings and Isaiah and stresses the duty of warning others and facing a hard task with pastoral zeal
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Matt
Acts
Ezekiel
Israel
God
Improvements for the Farm Automobile Improve Efficiency
The article outlines small injects to boost farm car efficiency including a DIY auto clamp vise, heating the intake manifold with a copper jacket to preheat gas, a floor mounted muffler heater, and a homemade windshield wiper using weather strip felt and spring wire.
Heat in Tires Tied to Fabric and Rubber Flexing
Heat in tires after hours of running comes from the tire itself as fabric and rubber flex and bend. Overload or under inflation speeds heat buildup. old tires are more vulnerable. Experts say modern tires withstand far more than typical pressures, with maximal gains not exceeding about fifteen pounds and six pounds on average.
Tire Tool For Automobile
The Scientific American describes a combined tire tool by F Emmenegger of 2644 Chippewa St St Louis Mo for taking off and replacing tires. It relates to a tool usable on straight side demountable rims and clincher tires of other rims, adapted for use in tire changing.
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Scientific American
F. Emmenegger
Chippewa St. St. Louis, Mo
Oil wear and replacement intervals in engine lubrication
The passage explains that oil degrades as it circulates in an engine. Some oil passes the piston and burns, other portions wear out around engine parts, while most remains in the sump long enough to mix with gasoline that leaks past the piston. Over time gasoline-thinned oil reduces lubrication effectiveness.
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Arthur White
Montreal Family Herald
T. Cei
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Mitchel Square
New York City
Washington Heights
Metropolis
Harry Payne Whitney
Owen
Tuxhill
Pago Pago
Apia
Samoa
Suva
Fiji
Noumea
New Caledonia
P. B. Fitzwater
D. B
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
The
Fies
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