Noiseless welding to replace rivets in girders gains support
The Bureau of Standards with American Bridge Co conducted tests showing electric arc welding creates stronger girders than rivets. The process promises quieter construction, faster fabrication, and lower costs for dense urban projects. The 5000 ton testing machine measured weld strength until the web buckled, with no weld failure observed.
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Bureau of Standards
Departent of Commerce
I |Bureau
Co-Operddion
Amercan Bridge Company
Department of Commerce
Gur
Herties
American Bridge Company
Pany
Bureau of Svendard
North Olmsted Labor Day Events At Park
North Olmsted and Dover Homes hold Labor Day activities at North Olmsted Park with athletic events and auto polo culminating in a baseball game between the Dover and North Olmsted nines of the Suburban league. Local residents return and move ins noted including Mr and Mrs BOF Salisbury and Mr Blaine.
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North Olmsted
North Olmsted-Dover
North Olmsted Park
Flop
Lora Road
Dover
Norh Olmsted
Dover Park
Bof
Salisbury
Lotain
Man credits Resinol with rapid skin relief in WWI era letter
Tacoma Washington January 4 The writer recounts using Resinol Ointment for a rash on July 20 291 near his arm before service in France It relieved itching and the rash vanished in two days He later cured friends and claims Resinol treated boils during the war back home he continues to use it and hails it as a wonderful unmatched ointment
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Tacoma
Wash
France
Chas. T. Sweet, Jr
Local notices and social updates fill Porters Road area
Albert Reed visits family from Pittsburgh as area residents share travel news. New home on Barton Road is sold to the Shepard family while the Stanford plans to relocate to Elyria. A street accident injures Seeley and Pryce near Mrs. Yesberger’s home. The Pape reunion gathers 24 relatives at the Butternut Ridge house. Church activities resume with choir and orchestra rehearsals. Local baseball and indoor league results highlight a busy community week.
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Porter Road
Albert Reed
A. (. Reed
Pittsburgh
Whitmarsh
California
A. J. Gardner
George Lord
Huth
Put‘Ins Bay
W. O. Fishley
Michigan
Ante
Mia
Raymond Stanford
Barton Road
Carl Shepard
Stanford
Elyria
Robert Wisk
O. A. Risk
Ohig
Are Carey
G. G. Barnum
Crear Lakes
Desdentona Hammond
Detroit
Od. Seeley
Stanley Pryce
Butternut Widge Road
Milo Standen, Jr
Frank Yesberger
Pape
Irving James
Lake Shore
Lazer Blosser
South Burton Read
Columbus
Charles Iosser
Jubbel
Ridgevill High School
JT. W. Pape
Butternut Ridge
Arthur Pape
Florida
Ruth
Myth
Warren Pape
Lorain
Dusse Cunningham
Slazel
Lakewood
Charles Arnat
Myrtle Mellvoy
Cleveland
Maple Grove
J. W. Kuyper
Congregational Church
Herbert Drout
Mra. B. Lord
Ladies Aid Society
Berea
Belle‘yne
Fremont
Myrtle Eskens
An‘na Elderkin
Pirmingham
Aya
Fred Latterman
James Sayers
Thaton
W. J. Gould
Bellevue
Toledo
Pitie
Brunswick
Bavh
Focal Nine
Sune Jay
Hursday
Augeust
Wodkers
Wong
Bears
Stars
Dandees
Kelly Kutles
Giants
Dodgers
Kelly Kubs
German Professors Protest Retirement Age Edict
Berlin reports professors forced onto the pension list at age 68 under a new federal law bitterly protest being too young to retire. Officials must retire, many head professors give up administrative posts yet keep full pay and continue lecturing.
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Berlin
Meliodosis Malady Fatal to Humans in Singapore
A highly fatal malady called melioidosis, once thought limited to rats, has attacked humans in Singapore. The bacterium is the cause, transfer to humans unknown. The illness is brief and cholera like, with death within 72 hours in many cases. Of fifty cases, only two patients have recovered.
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Singapore
Portraits and records described in a British press
A report claims Lloyd George’s portrait remained at the National Liberal Club in London while a prior display was tied to Churchill. The article notes a long dormant tale of the Welsh statesman’s likeness and mentions a German motorless glider achieving a 9 hour 21 minute flight as a separate record.
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Lloyd George
Cellah
London
David Llosa
George
National Liberal Club
Wineston Churchill
Diloyd Georgy
Bratding
Woman Recovers Health After Reading Sold Hearted Letter
In a Muscatine Iowa town a discouraged woman with four months of illness found new life after reading letters about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She took the remedy, improved after three bottles and now reports lasting relief and urges others to ask her about the treatment.
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Middle West
Mrs
Ee Daugherty
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Daugherty
Davenente
Orchard Ave
Muscatine
Iowa
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Rep
Nobil’s
Oxfords
Nobils
MARS
Lewis W. Lam
Guardian
the City Hardware Co
Postoffice
Norman Miles
Toronto
Canada
Earl Playford
Gould
Fred Southam
Memphis
Tenn
Pet Gears Giants
Dennis Pandges
Donaldison Dodgers
fRattle: Hears
Pare Slears
Excel Circus
Lorain County Fair
WM. Schulz
Schultz
Calliope
Dachtler & Dachtler
Chronicle- Telegram
Duco Polish
C Dupont Co
Sant
NSA
Broad St
Elyria, O
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