The Man in Gray Unmasked at Lathrop House
Detective Sidney Hammond exposes the disguise of the killer in gray as miner Lathrop's murder is tied to a town-wide robbery spree. Mrs Lathrop is revealed to be Davidson in disguise, with Corliss and Davidson implicated in a double theft and murder.
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Linton
Sidney Hammond
Mullen
William Lathrop
Gray
Lathrop
Brown
Morgan
Mrs. Lathrop
Corliss
Davidson
Varieties of Indian Totem Poles Across the Northwest Coast
Article describes carved cedar totem poles by Pacific Northwest tribes from Vancouver Island to Alaska. It outlines Haida house poles, grave posts, mortuary houses, and the roles of crest figures, house owner portraits, and ridicule figures in carvings.
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Pacific
Vancouver Island
Alaska
Vancouver Province
Miles Wins B A A Marathon With Record Fast Miles
The Boston Athletic Association marathon winner miles ahead, as Miles set the fastest pace in the race’s history. The report highlights Miles’ remarkable time and distance covered compared with prior victors, praising his efficient running style.
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Miles
Christian Violence Monitor
Motor Vehicle Registrations Reach 1925 Peak in U S
Government data show over 20 million motor vehicles in use in 1925 with 19,954,347 registered and 96,929 government cars not counted. Registrations rose 13.4 percent year over year, led by New York and California, and California shows 2.9 persons per vehicle while Alabama sits at 12.0. Revenue from fees totaled about 260.6 million, with most funding directed to state highways and local roads.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Bureau of Public Roads
Florida
Utah
Mississippi
Alabama
Arkansas
North Dakota
Texas
New York
California
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Illnois
Iowa
Nevada
Kansas
Oregon
Spark plugs key to speedway edge says Cooper
Earl Cooper explains the driver as the main variable in modern speedway racing noting engines are nearly identical. He cites that even one spark plug or its deterioration after a race can cost a tenth of a second per lap on 1 1/2 mile ovals making fresh plugs essential for peak performance.
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Earl Cooper
Spark plug replacement guidance for cars
The author states spark plugs in passenger cars should not exceed 10 000 miles between changes. This applies to both racing and ordinary driving, based on their experience with every plug they have used.
Propeller Shaft Repair Jack Aids Difficult Removal
A DIY jack system aids removing and replacing propeller shafts after rear-end repairs. A rocket-handle screw-jack on a wooden base with casters supports a movable yoke that holds the shaft, allowing easy lifting and keeping the splined end clean for reassembly. The setup speeds work for repairmen and reduces strain.
Inundations Formed The Dollart Sea In 1277
The Dollart, an arm of the North Sea at the Ems estuary, was created by inundation in 1277 and through subsequent dates. It lies between Hanover in Germany and Groningen in Holland.
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North Sea
Ems
Hanover
Germany
Groningen
Holland
Cuticura Toilet Trio Promises Clear Complexion
Advertisement touts Cuticura Soap to clear complexion scalp cleanliness and soft white hands with Cuticura Ointment as needed and Cuticura Talcum for fragrance, positioning the trio as a daily beauty routine.
Explanation of Brown and the hornet voice in a euphemistic line
A quip about Brown resisting the hornet sting with a pun about feeling superiority. It contrasts the idea of a still small voice with an uncooperative mood. The text uses humor to critique passive restraint and self control.
Walter Hagen recalls golf tale at St. Petersburg dinner
During a Florida trip Walter Hagen shared a golf story at a St. Petersburg dinner. He recounted a Scotchman at a famous club who, after a round and shower, quipped that he lost three balls but found eight.
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Walter Hagen
St. Petersburg
Florida
China Originated Everything Including Epidemic Diseases
The fragment asserts a claim that China originated all things including epidemic diseases. It presents a sweeping, unverified statement without supporting evidence, lacking specific facts, dates, or sources.
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China
Improper bedtime plea and a remedy ad in a passage
A mother scolds a child for misbehavior and sends her to bed. An aside mentions eye care with a Roman Eye Balsam remedy and a brief ad for a medicine shop at 372 Pearl Street in New York. The text also notes that pursuing hobbies is best in a small town where time is abundant.
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Popular Science Monthly
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Atwater
Kent Ignition
Atwater Kent
America
Atwater Kent Mfg. CO
A. Atwater Kent, President
Wissahickon Ave
Philadelphia, Pa
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Nossesnon
MacBein
Roanoke
Peirce & Barton Co
Marshfield
Mass
Denver
W. W. Adams
Logan
den Denver
D. C. Blair
Morrison Hotel
Chicago
Western Nov. Co
Vermillion
San Francisco
Calif
Mfg. Co
Main &T
Cincinnati
Safe-Gard Co
Broadway
of Seabee
Bourbon Remedy Cs
Lexington, Ky
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Lyman St
Springfield
Mase
Dotty
Pearl St
N.Y
Adv
Bopp
Standard Oil CO
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