Far in the Lead Official Gratietica Heven Scales of Wages
A find from the Scientific American analyzes U S and foreign railroad economics. It notes U S railways carry freight at lower rates despite higher wages, with India and Brazil showing higher or lower rates, and France and Germany near one cent per mile. It compares passenger and freight densities, revenue per mile, car capacity, train lengths, and wages, highlighting the United States' high freight volumes and lower per-mile revenue relative to European peers.
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United States
Bureau of Railroad Economics
Scientific American
India
Europe
Brazil
France
Germany
Walle
Talteda States
Brasil
Cuba
Austria
Belgium
Japan
Tnd
Holland
Great Britain
United Staties
Une
Russia
Guarmny
Une Jm
GIO
New Wallpaper Edge Lets Lossless Pattern Unfold
A wallpaper innovation from Cumila promises easier removal. The edge selvage protects the pattern and can be perforated automatically, allowing quick detachment without trimming. The system, patented worldwide, aims to simplify hung wallpaper and reduce waste.
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Cumila
Men Deserving of Honor by the Washington Star Magazine
A Washington Star Magazine piece extols freight engineers and railroad workers as unsung heroes. It argues 70 000 locomotive crews shoulder danger and responsibility, keeping trains on track while facing risks and public scorn.
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America
Precmans
Railroads of America
Sec-ion
The
Washington Star
Coaling towers stand as design contrast at Tulsa and Willow Springs
Popular Mechanics describes two recently built reinforced concrete coal towers at West Tulsa Oklahoma and Willow Springs Missouri. The larger 80 by 23 foot rounded tower features dual discharge sites a central coal chute and conveyors feeding a concrete hopper. Each tower houses sand storage and a sand dryer with a conveyor driven by a cambered archway system.
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Southwestern Railroad
West Tulsa
Okla
Wilow Springs
Veyors Tau Lin Wileh
Thie
Year’s Caquaities Among Switshmen
During a hearing in the controversy between the switchmen’s union and the railroad, figures show 2248 switchmen and guardsmen killed or injured in July August and September. A tally forecast for the year estimated about 2500 such deaths or injuries, with the United States facing continued high risks in the industry.
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Tilon
Ceretoln
Thanksgiving Spirit and Contested Mindset Tale
Fragmentary text speaks of a thankful spirit tied to trust and contemplation. It hints at a dialog of mind, a cultivated Belbe, and a scene where emblems and figures like Edwin Hoad Parker appear amid unclear references to grain, rivers, and ritual.
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Edwin Hoad Parker
Counter Bilustration and Dubious Claims Highlighted
A fragmentary report notes confusion around a disputed matter involving a pair of individuals, with dismissive language about women and a sense of ridicule. The text suggests public derision and a clash over stated positions, hinting at a contested issue or event.
Salonski Street Life Seen In A National Geographic Sketch
A vintage National Geographic sketch by LH G Dwight surveys Saloniki Greece. The writer notes flatness versus Lombardlike air, describes the Adriatic fishing nets on the quay, white crescent buildings, and a Venetian feel. He observes Bathrobe clad elders, ornate headdresses, seed pearl jewelry, and a bustling social scene around cabaret tables with Italian villa parallels and Turkish grandeur.
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Saloniki
Greece
National Geographic Society
LH. G. Dwight
Batontki
Adriatic
Venice
Blue Bay
Bulomiria
Abdul Fasid
Villa
Allattini
Nem
Olympus
Bay
Fragmented musings on gender roles and power in a torn text
A fragmented historical excerpt debates whether men are inherently stronger than women and how female influence shapes male capability. The excerpt cites a 19th or early 20th century discourse, referencing The Unpopular Review and visible biases toward women, culminating in a garbled statement about tattooing as a separate train of thought.
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Uopopular Review
Beluga
Quin
Wanuin
Dirk
Rolier-Tray Wagon Conveniences for Farm Women
A county agent demonstration outlines simple labor saving devices for home and farm use. A steperaving rolling wagon drawer unit includes a hinged top, serving compartment, divided drawer for linen and silver, with white cotton lining and spool-knob handles. The design uses scrap wheels and hinges from old wagons to create a versatile, low-cost kitchen and serving station for farm households.
Delectable Salad Mystery Misspelled Instructions
A garbled recipe describes soaking gelatin in cold water then heating, adding Philadelphia cream cheese and chopped green pepper. Olive pieces and whipped cream are folded in, with unclear measurements and stray words, yielding a fragmented, nearly unreadable culinary instruction.
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Bowie
Huterlion
Fragmented OCR note on fish frying and meals
A garbled OCR passage discusses fillets and frying methods, mentioning hot oil and cooking to well done. It references a dinner setting with unclear names and places, including halting phrases about wine, booking, and a room or travel context.
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Hala
Corela
Anitalia
Suwanee
Teleelaue
Nevada News Roundup Mixed Fire and Legal Tales
A sprawling Nevada wrap reports quail restocking in Ormaby County, a flight engineer burned by a lubricant blast near Vamy, Boone County road bonds awarded to Keel Brothers of Denver, a stabbing murder in Goodsprings, and a Portland writer killed by an interurban train. Also covered are bank plans in Elko, a forest ranger found in La Pine, water pipe permits in Las Vegas, a jailed killer in Gardnerville, and local civic meetings across the state.
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Avernor Boyle
Mensure
Nevada
Jose
Ormaby
Waltewatel
Vale of Thia
Vamy
Lincoln County
Keel Brother
Denver
Perr Paintont
Peter Lorenzo
Goodsprings
Neevada
Lorenzo
Paintont
Agnes Thesla
Las Vegas
Manden
Ruesell M. Chiisten Ven
la Pine Ore
First National Bank of
Elko
New
Comitelletion of
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Eorine
Rebie Kerr Beach
Ared
Seers
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Washington State Parent Teachers” Associaion
Apvorution
Of 1
Elation
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Thiesien
Hortland
Ind
Stein Ty
Dave
Janeary
Hvinlinm
SONY
Theliwelves
Washington
Aimant
Chirt
Pullin
J. Parlay
White
Sait Lake
Tonopah
Wari Fen
Steve Annte Sal Halgh
Andrew
Brothers
Linneyee
Board of
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Biko
Nevady
Kiko
TA Grand Army of the Republic
Calltorai
Viewisla City
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