Thrifty Cookery for Busy Households and Babies
Practical guidance on slow cooking cheaper meats, tomato gravy, and bone broth, plus diverse baby foods and kitchen hacks. Includes methods for tenderizing tough meat, onion and parsley seasonings, oatmeal and barley thickeners, and simple desserts. Also offers care tips, such as safe bottle travel and odor control.
Emperor Francis Joseph Widens His French Estate
Franc Josef, ruler of Austria, owns large parts of Nancy including a grand former building, the Franciscan Church with Lorraine dukes tombs, and a city cathedral with stained glass. He also endowed the Nancy museum with lifelike portraits of himself and Empress Elizabeth, earning the title benefactor of the museum.
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Francis Joseph of
Austria
Franer
Nancy
Lorraine
Nancy Museum
Elizabeth
Mseum
Overconfidence, that man wire puller
Senator Sorghum quips that the man blamed for the wire pull is overly cautious now, suggesting a mistaken grab of barbed wire. The remark captures a political jab amid tense framing of the controversy and reflects the era’s rhetorical wit.
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Senator Sorghum
Proper Tire Inflation Now Essential For Safety And Longevity
A paper by Charles W. Whittlesey before the Society of Automobile Engineers argues tire inflation must be balanced to avoid excessive wear and premature car life loss. He explains proper air volume, heat effects, and the link between service, economy, and comfort, noting 29 pounds per cross sectional inch as ideal under normal use.
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Charles 8. Whittlesey
Society of Automobile Engineers
Form Fitting Upholstery and Car Comfort
Designers debate seats for comfort focusing on form fitting upholstery versus fixed angles. Automatic shaping cushions promise comfort but can overdo it, while cushions with moderate padding offer steady security for long rides, preferred by cautious makers.
Four Passenger Bodies Rise in Popularity this Year
Four passenger bodies show growing popularity this year, aligning with prewar European trends. The design favors a slimmer rear and wider front to maximize body width between seats, contributing to a streamlined appearance.
Alarm device reduces accident risk at garage entrance
A Louisville motor company installed an automatic pedestrian protection alarm at a garage door flush with the sidewalk. A red lamp stays lit at night while a gong sounds when a car approaches, triggered by a contact plate under the floor that is depressed by a car wheel, closing the circuit.
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Mator
Louisville
How To Prevent Blowouts And Turn Safely In Narrow Streets
Authorities advise using large tires for best service and warn against oils on inner tubes. Soapstone harms rubber. graphite provides cooling, reduces friction, and lasts longer. For narrow streets, back into a curve to curb to minimize wear and gear use.
Animal and motor rights on Arkansas highways
An Arkansas mule owner sued a car owner after a skittish mule damaged property. The lower court denied damages citing the mule’s nature, but the Arkansas Supreme Court reversed, holding that any animal with a driver is entitled to use public highways. Generators and graphite brushes caution noted.
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Arkansas
Supreme Court
Army Life in Hawaii Soldiers Of The Pacific Ring
A detailed portrait of U S Army and Navy presence on Oahu Hawaii describing six posts Fort Ruger de Russy Armstrong Kamehameha Shafter and Schofield Barracks The piece notes the payroll over 200000 a month the cultural mix the leis and beaches and how deserters are pursued showing both admiration and critique of military life in Honolulu.
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United States
Army
Navy
Gotham
Hawaii
Oahu
Honolulu
States
Philippines
Coast Artillery
Fort Ruger
Fort de Russy
Fort Armstrong
Fort Kamehameha
Fort Shafter
Schofield Barracks
Naval Base
Pearl Harbor
Waianae Rang
Koolau Mountains
Leiletua Plain
Diamond Head
Ruger
Pacife
Oriental
Hawai
Jong
Mill Village
Pineapple Field
Tsonia
Wilhelmina
United States Army
United States I
San Francisco
Naval Station
Earby
Sings When He Is Saved by Poison Escape Farce
The case of Monsieur Lucile de Tramp, a sixty year old hobo-like figure, caused a Grady ambulance alarm on Ivy Street near Edgewood after he claimed to have swallowed poison. He recovered during stomach pumping, then sang “My Old Kentucky Home” and other tunes, claiming to be from the grand ol’ state as doctors watched in astonishment.
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Monsieur Lucile de Tramp
la Mark Twain
Ivy Street
Edgewood
Boor
Grady
Wem
Kentucky
Ludie
Monsieur Ludie de Tramp
Atlanta Constitution
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Belmont
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