The Suppressed Editorial and the Alpaca Oil Plot
Ormsby of The Financial Observer writes a damning piece on Alpaca oil and Colonel Ware. A visitor exposes a plot to crash the stock, triggering a confrontation with Manton and Ware.
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Alpaca Oil Company
Texas
Ware
Ormsby
Mildred
Financial Observer
Mildred Ware
Alpaca Oil
Observer
Alpacdell
Colonel Ware
Manton
George
Knack
Airedale Pup Pats Neighbor Hound With Food Gifts
In Point Pleasant West Virginia Pat the Airedale is praised for kindness toward Bert Shiflet's hound Jack. The free roaming dog supplies bones and meat to the tethered hound daily, dancing and wagging as he delivers the treats. Neighbors confirm the devoted friendship.
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Pat
Airedale
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Bert Shiflet
Shiflet
Jack
Thomas
Oldest Swedish mine still hums with copper and gold
Falun mine near Falun Sweden claims the world’s oldest mine status begun copper production in 1225. Once Europe’s copper leader in the 1600s today it mainly yields sulphur pyrites for chemicals and occasional gold used in Swedish coinage royal regalia.
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Falun
Sweden
Europe
Photography of Words by Devaux Charbonnel
French scientist Devaux Charbonnel photographs syllables pronounced by a human voice using a Blondal oscillos graph to study current variation in a microphonic circuit. Each syllable shows 30 to 40 vibrations with 20 to 30 vowel-related vibrations, enabling analysis of higher harmonics that shape word character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devaux-Charbonnel
Codfish and Tarpon in World of Fisheries
The article highlights codfish as possibly the world's most eaten fish and notes a 75 pound cod may hold over 8 million eggs. It mentions tarpon as a large fish with fine roe and describes cod as omnivorous and widespread beyond North American banks, with long fishing history in northern Europe and beyond.
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North American
Europe
Cord Tire Strength And Cord Length In Early Tires
The article describes cord tire construction noting an 80 by 3 percent tire contains about 9 000 feet of cord, and a 35 by 5 has over 30 000 feet. The cord is cotton fiber, insulated in rubber with a rubber layer separating cords for strength. A five inch tire carries 20 to 26 cords per inch and the fabric carcass alone offers over 2 400 pounds per square inch.
Private yacht dream quotes from Mr Chuggins
In a light exchange, Mr Chuggins expresses a wish to own a private yacht after giving up his flivver. He says the yacht would let him sleep without fear of someone stealing it from the garage, contrasting the old car's insecurity.
Will Study Europe Trade Conditions
Col. Michael Friedsam of B. Altman & Co. was chosen by President Harding to investigate trade conditions in Europe. Friedsam previously headed the Fair Price Commission and urged that people know when prices are fair by reading advertising.
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Michael Friedsam
B. Altman & Co
New York
Harding T
Europe
Friedsam
Fair Price Commission
Divorce cases shake Paris society portraits
News dispatches from Paris report Countess de Maupas once Consuelo Morgan daughter of Henry Hays Morgan U S Trade Commissioner to Belgium and now Consul General at Brussels is seeking a divorce while Count Jea de Maupas di Juglari sues for divorce in Paris courts.
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Countess de Maupas
Consuelo Morgan
Henry Hays Morgan
U. S Trade
Belgium
Brusecls
Jea de Maupas di Juglari
Paris
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Tripp County
G. R. Cash
Bongsteel
Fair Ground
American Legion
Hofer
McGill
Mission
Outlaw
South Dakota
Wood
Julia E.tuell
Ethel Bundy
Worthy
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McBride
So. Dak
Califf
R. W. Hutchinson
White River
Sout Dakota
M. I. Strain
White River, S. D
Mellette County
R. M. Malster,m.d
Carter, South Dakota
Geo. W. Melson
Undertaker
By Calvin Hendricks
Western Newspaper Union
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United States
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