Fasy for Autoists Expect Good Lincoln Highway Roads
A Lincoln Highway Association update notes improving conditions from Los Angeles to the Pacific with near constant miles of good road. Reports cite Utah Nevada stretches as the main rough section and describe growing tourist support and ready hotel and ranch accommodations for travelers headed to the coast.
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Atlantic
Pacific
United States
A. R. Pardington
Lincoln Highway Association
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Detroit
New York
Reno
Salt Lake City
Utah
Nevada
Wyoming
Right of Way Bill Extends Access for Doctors
A bill passed by the St Louis municipal assembly grants doctors the right of way on public streets for their motor cars and permits them to form processions in the streets with ease. Previously only fire equipment ambulances mail wagons police patrols and street railway repair wagons enjoyed priority.
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St Louis
Automobiles Built In 1974 Lead U S Production
General Manager Al fred Reeves of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce cites over 515000 cars manufactured in the United States in the past year with wholesale value exceeding 485000000. He notes U S production clearly leads the world in automobile and motor truck output.
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Alfred Reeves
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
United States
Telescoping filling pipe for automobile tanks unveiled
The invention describes a telescoping filling pipe for automobile tanks that extends outward from the side to allow filling without collapsing the seat, and retracts when not in use. It also notes equal compression as essential to engine smooth operation, warning that one weak cylinder causes rough running and damage.
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Scientific American
War reports and domestic incidents spill from late dispatches
Western front updates from Austria and Germany describe Bukovina occupation near Kolomea after two days of fighting, while French and British fronts report artillery exchanges near the Aisne and Flanders. Civil and domestic notes include fires at Odd Fellows building, deaths in Illinois and Utah, legal notices, and diplomatic chatter on ships, congress, and Mexican factions.
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Bukowina
Kolomea
Arras
Lille
United Kingdom
Germany
Huilieh
Court of Tews
Comson Sociebt
Salt Lake
Tee
Odd Fellows
Trasedite
T. Filiow
Wins
Alralans Lincoln
Lincoln
Kankakee
Stave Hospital
Lincolns
Mortinore
Glenrork
von Dewey
Casper High School
United States
Aquila Nebeker
Salt Lake City
Kayson
Utah
Cortes
Polo
Teo NeGat
Allo Mateh
Pt Vre
Denver
Alexander Berkman
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Carlos Tresen
I. WW
Global war briefs and social notes from 1917 era dispatches
Overseas rumors report potato price hikes in Sehouborg and Berle, while Prussia allows relatives to visit dying family. Notes on Zeppelin disaster crews, Turkish abuses in Syria, Boxer Dine Meaty in Denver, and the cancellation of 1918 golf championships. Also covered are Jo Johnson's return to Chicago, relief aid to Belgium, and a possible reshaping of U.S. divorce law and Virginia legislature events.
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Dine Meaty
Denver
Ueltish Amateur Golf Association
Jack Johnson
Europe
Federal
Chicago
Town House of Pleasing Design
Architectural Features Especially Interesting in View of the Results Attained Interior Arrangement of Building Worked Out With Care William A. Radford describes a symmetric story and a half house with wide front and terrace, decorative chimney, and carefully blended woodwork. It explains lot positioning, plaster seams shading, and porch and dormer balance to achieve a pleasing overall effect.
Restore Paine Relics at New Rochelle Paine House
The stove once presented by Benjamin Franklin to Thomas Paine, now the Huguenot association headquarters in North avenue, New Rochelle, has been restored. Walter T. Bell sold the stove to the association after acquiring it two and a half years ago from the Paine House’s prior owner. The ancient item, among Franklin’s first stoves, is set in Paine’s former study room. Gold figures: South Dakota produced 155,224.00 from 1876 to 1914, Cripple Creek, Colorado, 259,000.00 by end of 1981.
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Paine
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Paine
Huguenot Association
North Avenue
New Rochelle
Walter T. Bell
Woodbury
South Dakota
Cripple Creek
Colo
Woman recovers health with Pinkham's Compound in Richmond
A Richmond woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing serious female ailments and restoring her health after months of weakness and nervousness. She urges other women to try the remedy and praises its long history of use.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Richmond
Lydia F. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkam
Fair signs era and many are not blow
A fragment notes a fair sign era and many participants are not blown away. The text remains unclear on specifics but implies a judged event with varied outcomes and attendees at a local fair setting.
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Amsterdam
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Saskatchewan
Skatchewan
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Willam
Upper
Paria National Military Museum
Madame Polipel
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Commission For Relief
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Willits Cumming Story
the Daughters of the American
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Kansas
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Presbsterian Board of Foreign Missions
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Kenosha, Wie
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Kenosha
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America
State Senate
West Virginia
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