Development of Sport and the Automobile's Role
An analysis discusses how the automobile has aided sport by improving access to courses and events across Europe and especially England and Scotland. It notes golf and tennis benefit from faster, broader travel, enabling thousands to participate, and highlights the auto's impact on modern business and healthy activity.
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B. Breyer
California
Europe
England
Scotland
Mnks
Offera
Device Demonstrated To Reduce Car Exhaust Toxins
Yale professor Yandel Henderson and colleagues unveil a catalyzer device inside an exhaust pipe. Air current passes through tubes containing chemicals, lowering combustion temperature and reducing carbon monoxide fumes released into the street.
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Motor Carseo
Yandel Henderson
Yale
Koba
Abrest
Global car ownership ratios cited in Afghanistan report
An article discusses world vehicle ownership, noting the United States leads with about one car per six people. It lists China one per 81 871 and India one per 3 578. Hawaii Canada New Zealand Australia Denmark France Afghanistan are given various ratios, with Afghanistan lowest.
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Afghanistan
United States
China
India
Hawaii
Canada
New - Zealand
Australia
Denmark
France
Hood Fastening Fix Reduces Automobile Rattles
A simple repair eliminates hood rattles by slipping a small garden knife along the lower edge to adjust wear on the hood fastening. The Popular Science Monthly illustration shows how to apply the tip to keep the hood secure.
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Popular Science’ Monthly
Paris Auto Show Highlights and British Speed Claims
The fragment discusses auto shows in Paris and a British car allegedly traveling 176.45 miles per hour. It notes that many automobile accidents occur at intersections, urging drivers to be cautious around corners. It also mentions opposition to railroad-stopping measures and general skepticism about driver behavior.
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Great Britain
Directions for Setting a Fowl from North Dakota Agricultural College
Instructions for incubating hens and managing nests. Prepare a closed front nesting box with ample straw, shape the nest nearly flat and slightly low in center. Move the hen at night after placing on the nest. First 24 hours keep front closed, then add eggs per nest based on temperament. Ensure daily access to food and water, provide dust box grit and fresh water, and perform lice powder dustings before placing eggs and again later. Set several hens if possible to test eggs by day seven and remove non germinating eggs.
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B. J. Peterson
North Dakota Agricultural. College
Cleanliness in Chick Rearing Emphasized for Healthy Steam Broilers
The guide stresses cleanliness as essential to growing chicks into vigorous layers and breeders. It warns against moldy feeds and damp mash, advises feeding leftovers to mature birds or hogs, and to keep troughs clean. It also recommends dry litter depth, daily washing of milk and water vessels, and providing fresh water daily.
Poultry Hints For Incubation And Feeding Practices
Practical notes on incubator placement for air circulation, alfalfa meal as a 10 percent mash component, and the profitability of early pullets. Emphasizes that fall and early winter eggs fetch good prices, warns against discouragement and outlines chick heat needs, water importance, and geese breed weights.
Germany Sees 14 Thousand Specialists Among 44 Thousand Doctors
Data from 1626 in Deutscher Medizinische Wochenschrift shows about 14 000 specialists among Germanys 44 000 physicians. Of these specialists 1 530 are surgeons and 2 426 treat skin and blood diseases. Only 280 doctors are stomach specialists.
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Germany
Costume Promises in Santo Domingo Embodiment of Vows
In Santo Domingo a local custom features vivid patchwork costumes in red white and blue worn to remind the wearer of a vow to keep. Promises may last from three months up to nine years and often involve nonreligious obligations. Some high status individuals vow to wear sackcloth or rough undergarments for set periods.
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Santo Domingo
Bavarian Women Form Fire Brigade in Alpine Village
In Oberloch Bavaria a small community of women has organized a volunteer fire brigade. Despite isolation at 1 186 meters altitude they train well and stand ready, even as men fall behind during drills. The story highlights gender roles in mountain life and emergency response.
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Oberloch
Algan Alps
Bavaria
Philadelphia Inquirer
Bell-Ans Relief for Digestive Ailments Promoted
Bel-Ans offers relief for acidity belching headaches heartburn and nausea. Claimed to be harmless pleasant to take and proven for thirty years. Sample requests directed to Ball & Co Inc Orangeburg N. C.
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Ir Ball & Co., Inc
Orangeburé
Fragmentary OCR item from Cineluuatt Enquirer
The readable text shows broken phrases and garbled words. It mentions a person named Joan and a copres pot with unclear actions. No clear event, place, or date is established in the legible fragments.
Motor car halts as roadside exchange warns of a sick child
Gap Johnson from Rumpus Ridge questions a passing car about a sick baby. The cat replies in local slang describing a porous plaster used an hour earlier that is drawing the child up. The Kansas City Star provides the fragment of a roadside scene.
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Bain’t
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
yJo
Gorter
Kansas City Star
As if She Could Help It Bhe Excited Conversation
A playful exchange features a speaker exclaiming to another that they plan to tell something unbelievable, and the other questions why the story must be told. The fragment hints at eager storytelling and puzzled response in a conversational moment.
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G. G. Green, Inc
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