Anita Stewart May Become Portugal’s Queen Amid Monarchy Talk
The article notes Anita Stewart of Evanston may wed Count Dom Miguel de Braganza, tying to Portugal’s throne as Manuel’s potential successor. It discusses Portugal’s republic and possible restoration, the British monarchy’s openness to alliances, and the Chicago link through Countess Braganza’s stepfather, the late James Henry Smith.
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King Ferdinand Flees Roumania Amid Uprising
In Roumania a general insurrection near Bucharest blocks roads to the king and prompts calls to overthrow the dynasty. At Baker Street, troops and demonstrators clash, casualties mounted while the Bratiano government faces collapse amid war damage, economic ruin, and Russian anarchist influence.
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Seattle's Batting Mayor Ole Hanson Won Recall Fight
Seattle's fighting mayor Ole Hanson rose from poverty to mayor through a path of hard work. He survived a Marathon Texas railroad wreck with his family, later driven to Seattle in a covered wagon. Hanson built a career in real estate and politics, becoming state senator before restoring order in the city and triggering the recall of Mayor Hiram Gill.
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Hiram Gill
Weimar Crowds Grow as Ebert Is Elected German President
The theater at Weimar hosted a crowded scene as Friederich Ebert was chosen as head of state. Supporters cheered after a brief acceptance, while critics questioned the socialist leader’s fitness. The gallery resembled the old Reichstag tribune with men waiting in the cold for a glimpse of the new president.
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Friederich Ebert
Germany
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Weimar
Nations Assembly
Reichstag Tribune
Motortruck vs 20 Mule Team in Logging Haul on Coast
A Pacific coast logging report compares motortruck efficiency with mule teams. The mills cut mule stock, load logs in 30 minutes, and plan a drum drive to save costs. The letter notes trucks reduce animal labor, lower operating costs, and may quickly recoup purchase expenses.
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Astra
Remedies for railroad crossing accidents in California
Review of Commissioner Gordon’s annual report highlights that at least 13 percent of crossing accidents are avoidable, with the main causes being reckless driving and drivers’ failure to see an approaching train. Separation of grades is the sure remedy but costly, plus alternatives include gates, flagmen, and mechanical signals with varied installation and maintenance costs.
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California State Railroad Commission
Good Road
Gret
Fragmen
California
Overcome starting motor difficulties with heated intake
In a Kansas State Agricultural College note, B Y Collins advises pouring hot water over the intake manifold to vaporize gasoline in cold starts. He explains that heated air aids carburetor vaporization, easing engine start, while cautioning not to flood the carburetor.
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Gays E. V. Colfine
Kansas State ‘Agricultural College
B. Y. Collins
Kansas State Agricultural College
Homeseed Air
Flash Light on Automobile Steering Column Device
A compact device attaches a flash light to the steering column for quick use. It promises instant removal and a convenient dash light and trouble light in one. The illustration shows the mounting method and screw hole details for secure placement.
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Nicessay
Careful Laundering and Wrapping Techniques for Hats Ribbons and Skirts
The article outlines delicate care for hats ribbons and wrapped skirts. It covers washing chiffon with mild soap rinsing and drying, air ironing on the right side, and using steam and alcohol mixtures for ribbons. It also describes pressing velvet bows with a hot curling iron and shaping wrapped skirts to maintain draped silhouettes and proper footwear choices for formal wear.
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Sitka
New Form of Trimming Described in Vintage Garment Text
A historical note details an elaborate trimming style featuring enormous braided buttonholes with buttons forming a decorative edge. The piece describes three braided sections on a garment, with lengths varying from about four inches to over Wiz inches, and four graded buttonholes adorning the upper front panel of a skirt.
Distinctly Youthful in Design For Spring Frocks
A lively wool frock features a longer skirt nearly ankle length and a slim collar with narrow braid trimming. Navy body with beige and blue trimming, georgette accents, and a blue spring hat complete a youthful, unpretentious stylish look. A separate Ribbon Workbag project uses Dresden ribbon and an embroidery hoop to craft a compact bag.
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Unclear OCR fragment notes damage and help request
Fragmentary text mentions a magnet tape and exhibit pride in a mountain place, with references to damage and assistance. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities appear. unable to determine a concrete story from the readable phrases.
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