Good Roads Build Trails To Aid Highways Funding Approved
Federal fund of 64 539 019 dollars approved to construct 9 000 to 10 000 miles of marked trails across 856 projects. Trails link 24 routes laid out by private groups, with Western states using more federal aid than Eastern states. Nevada plans to spend 90 percent of its allotted federal funds on these routes amid varying regional progress.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Novady Lewis
Federal
Roude
Crown Star
Nevada
Drivers Can Assist Roads Maintenance Says Mawury
Alfred F Mawury argues drivers can aid highway upkeep by minimizing wear on asphalt surfaces. He notes right side road sections show more wear due to traction and arched surfaces causing greater weight concentration on that side. Truck builders have adjusted axles and springs to handle the right side strain.
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Alfred F. Mawury
Marwry
Prices Must Decrease Road Building Program at Risk
Gov Len Small of Mituols warns that road materials must drop in price or the hard road building program will be discontinued. Poor roads hinder marketing of products during market highs. Heavy trucks over three tons face travel restrictions on Arat class roads to British Malaysia.
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Len Small
Mituols
British
Malaysia
Condensed Thought and the Advertising Self
A fragmented meditation on the power of concise expression and self presentation. It argues that “telling is selling” and that the best writers or advertisers compress ideas into few words. The piece links timing, honesty, and skill in language to personal influence and public perception.
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Tim
Monary
Teltlig
Treatise on Desserts and Nourishing Dishes From Ruskin Stands
Fragmented recipe notes describe desserts and nourishing dishes in varied flavors. Apricot Charlotte and coconut custard are outlined with steps to soak, jelly, and whip eggs, aiming for light textures and cold serving. The text mixes food instructions with nostalgic phrases and occasional archaic wording.
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Boltina Waeter
Sigur
The Woods by Douglas Malloch Vigger
A fragmented poetry piece recalls a speaker’s past in the woods and along the road. The narrator laments youth passed and vows to endure, promising that memory, deeds, and the soul remain with him wherever he goes, though time and fate may obscure them.
The Girl on the Job Flow to Succeed in Rent Work
A清 article discusses women entering rent collecting as real estate work. It notes women often outperform men, gaining closer contact with tenants, promoting understanding, and ejecting undesirable tenants. It highlights the renter’s wife as first to pay and speak to housekeepers, presenting strong opportunities for women in this field.
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The Bolshevik Term In American Political Thought
A historical note traces Bolshevik origins from Russian radicalism to its import into American discourse The piece explains the term as aligned with progressive policy rather than violent action and discusses its association with disorder during post Romanov turmoil and the subsequent rehabilitation of its reputation amid political shifts
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America
Ita
Romunoff
Holahevike
Gay Vienna City of Misery
A visiting American business man reports Vienna has transformed from lively to desolate after the war. He notes fuel shortages and scarce food, seeing sad, dull-eyed crowds at the Ringstrasse hotels. People carry scraps of food from relief aid, a sight far from the previous era of fun.
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Vienna
Darna
St. Paul
Mino
Mr. Baran
American Red Cross
Vienga
Ringstrasse
Home Brew For Severe Cold tested for impurities
Practical guide on cold weather radiator protection using calcium chloride and denatured alcohol. Describes mixing ratios per gallon, temperature thresholds, and the need to clean radiators before antifreeze treatment. Notes costs, safety cautions, and replenishment as liquid evaporates.
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Waeter
Ft Sa
Tonga
Locating Disorders in Engine Cylinder
A Popular Science Monthly note discusses two main concerns in device construction for inspecting engine interiors: flexibility and illumination quality. It describes a simple mirror and lamp arrangement, with a two inch mirror and a lamp powered by storage batteries, plus positioning of the light to avoid glare and ensure clear visualization of the interior components.
Automobile Costs and Practices From Early Automotive Era
A historical note discusses automobiles as luxury for the rich ten years ago and outlines high federal and state taxes, and annual automobile industry payments. It also mentions simple valve stem cleaning methods, carburetor adjustments, and cautions about rust and grease leading to failures in car components.
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Low Angeles
United States
Actal Automobiles
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