Fix Responsibility for Injury to Cars
The American Motorists Association and Automobile Club summarize three court decisions on motorist liability. Pennsylvania holds drivers liable for parking on curves even without contact. Connecticut affirms that detachment of a wheel causing injury requires proof of inspection. New Jersey rules a passenger death by a mere licensee does not impose liability absent willful injury.
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American Motorists’ Association
Automobile Club of Winds
Pennsylvania Superior Court
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Hicle
New Jersey
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Office on Wheels Found Handy for Hotel Manager
A hotel manager uses a sedan as a temporary office between his current hotel and a new, dusty temporary site. He crafts a desk across the rear seat with fittings, enabling writing and even meals in the evening, as described in Popular Mechanics Magazine.
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Rew
Atvay
John II. Dasehner
New York City
Popular Mechanics Maugnaine
New York Pioneers Citywide Police Radio Network
The city uses radio to extend police coverage, linking headquarters with all precincts instantly. The system enables rapid alerts and coordination, marking New York as a first mover in large scale radio aided law enforcement.
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New York
Automobile Hints From A Public Journal
A dated column offers tips on car care and safety including brakes spark plugs and license plates. It notes theft laws urge inspections for new buyers and jokes about gentlemanly conduct under heat while filming automobile advice.
Connie Mack Eyes Future After 1928 Season
Connie Mack, patient Athletics manager, looks to 1929 with four new players and a potential six foot star in Jimmy Foxx. He recalls Foxx’s 1925 discovery and predicts the rookie can rise to fame alongside Ruth, Cobb, and Collins, forming a core with Joe Bassier Ossie Orrell and George Haas for years to come.
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Connie
Jimmy Foxx
Jimmy
Mack
Ruth
Cobb
Collin
Athletics
Ossie Orwell
Lainshaw
Joe Bassier
George Haas
Habits of Mind to Be Changed by Radio
Sir Philip Gilbs argues in Hearst International Cosmopolitan that radio will transform human life redefining habits of mind and social customs as science opens new knowledge, linking Ife to other cultures and broadening human reach beyond material conditions. He notes wireless broadcasting reshapes thought but warns against vulgarization by transmitters.
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Philip Gilbs
Hearst
Radice
Sir Philip
Ife
Ufe
Interesting Bits of Sport Headlines and Rumors
Johnny Risko may fight Sailor Jack Sharkey for 100000, a lucrative venture amid prize fighting. Ohio State footballers to wear lighter uniforms next season to boost speed. Toronto seeks a Genaro Rocco flyweight bout, while Gene Sarazen denies a pro post at a Buenos Aires club. Ned Jones promotes a Vancouver semipro soccer league. Dorothy Campbell Hurd turns to golf history. Bennie Quasterman to lead freshman football, assist varsity basketball at Michigan.
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Ohio State University
Sil
Pole Vaulter Sablni Caer Sets Olympic Record
Te pole vaulter Sablni Caer wins the Olympic vault final with a new record of 18 feet 0.115 inches, triumphing at the Olympic setting event.
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Sablni Caer
Christian Basis of Total Abstinence in Paul’s Letters
The lesson discusses Christian liberty and forbearance in First Corinthians eight, stressing that abstinence from intoxicants and harmful acts is guided by love for the weak. It cites guarding others from stumbling, following Christ’s example, and applying principle to daily conduct for edification and glory of God. It notes Paul’s self-support at Corinth and urges self restraint for communal good.
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Christ
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Jesus Christ
The Road of Good Works and Open Roads of Faith
Sermon excerpt emphasizes sin blocking the path to virtue and salvation. Spurgeon urges believers to rejoice that God provides open roads of faith despite past faults and future failings. It frames faith as the accessible route to uphold moral life.
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Spurgeon
Thank God Thank Gou for a Gospel That Sings Daily
Clarence Everman laments lack of hymns at Bin and praises a gospel that lifts daily life and eases sorrow for children. The remark underscores the comforting power of spiritual songs in communities.
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Bin
Clarence Everman
How old Snaggs in trouble prompts prison tale
In a restaurant a dialogue recalls Snaggs the company promoter. One friend asks about his health and the other replies he is not ill but in prison, noting his strict diet and undiagnosed condition. The snippet has a witty exchange about a promoter's downfall.
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Snaggs
London
Ficane Plant Spotted Above Ad Displays
An unnamed speaker asks about a plant spy above a row of advertisements, questioning why BIN is shown for readers. The cryptic dialogue hints at covert incentives or surveillance near public notices.
Take Em You Need Neer Ask Her For The Lips Of Lizzie
A fragment hints at flirtatious intent and a boastful invitation, with suggestive language about Lizzie and Bo. The readable text centers on playful seduction and quick flirtation without further context or events.
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Lizzie
For His Own Improvmn Mr Newgilt Hostall Remark
Incoherent passage notes someone speaking on the street about recognition. It mentions a daughter and roughness and uses unclear spellings. The fragment presents a character and possible familial tie but lacks coherent context or clear event.
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Newgilt
Hostall
Reading Habits Highlighted In Domestic Debate
A fragment shows Mr Mecktil quipping about a wife busy with politics and the need for extensive reading. He admits reading is difficult and mentions primarily the Cook Book Walton Star as his reading source.
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Mr. Mecktil
Meeting Man's Needs and the Scholar's Skein
A fragmented exchange features a famed archaeologist praising explorations of ancient tombs while suggesting the ancients might have aided progress by prioritizing studies of the skies over monumental purl artifacts.
Brown as a Berry Incoherent City Gossip Quote
A fragment from a social note shows Mrs Van Laere described with a tan coat in a casual, dialect filled exchange. The brief line hints at fashion chatter and local speech patterns without broader context.
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van Laere
Indy
Wildcat Contemplates Life in a Tree Scene
Fragmentary text describes a wildcat perched in a tree with stray phrases about luck, speculation, and a Louisville Counter-Journal reference. The readable content is disjointed and lacks a coherent event or clear entities.
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Loulaville Counter-Journal
Bank Quotation Sparks Unlikely Shakespearean Riff
A quirky note about bank dialogue spawns a playful line comparing finance talk to Shakespearean style. The fragment evokes misquoted verse and a public interest in phrasing for a banking context.
Fishing Tale Echoes Through Time in Courier Sun
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Sun recalls a man who vanished while fishing, with a wife left behind and an odd claim about seals lasting 84 years. The odd quote suggests a quirky, era-bound digression in a local newspaper item.
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Louisville Courier Sun
Get Hooked Gilbert and the Silent Exchange
A fragmented exchange features Sanelieht and Gilbert with repeated lines and a brief interjection from Gerald questioning belief. The dialogue hints at a casual, possibly recurring verbal game or test among the speakers.
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Sanelieht
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