Turning MING Garbage into EE Robert H. Ruel
A new process converts city garbage into fuel bricks similar to coal. Austin and Dallas area plants use a pulping and molding line with tar addition, producing two to seven ton daily outputs per unit. Bricks burn with little odor, resist water, and may cut waste costs while supplying a usable fuel source.
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San Antonio
Tex
Austin
EL. Culver
Chicago
Regina
Canada
Bat
Manufu Gakoal
Streud
Ealu Bitch 2
Ety
Wiltinen BR. Philips
Bureau of Economic Geology, and Technology
University of Texas
U de. M. Gunn
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Culver
Indians in Bolivia Live Stone Age Amid Modern Pressure
A report notes an Indian tribe in Bolivia resisting change, maintaining stone age tools while external forces press on their land. In Australia a town combats wildfire risks as houses rise among ash and sapped forests. Japan unveils a broad gauge railway project planned to finish by 1943 with an estimated $70 million cost. A new clothesline device doubles line capacity by straddling the line to hold two garments.
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Aussies
Ani
Bolivia
Japan
Ice making plant blooms twice with fairy queen ice
Late autumn a plant grows four leaves and forms crystals of ice on cracked root bark. Tiny rootlets sprout ice cakes sized for a fairy queen’s refrigerating needs. Botanists fail to solve its tee making secret. Two blooming seasons occur yearly with golden yellow single petals in June and a second August bloom.
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Nature Ice Factory
Fragmented dialogue snippets from a mixed page item
Readable lines show a character weighing age and engagement, a cautious question about long engagements, and a later exchange about a favorite circle. Other garbled text references a song or fruit, suggesting a collage of brief notes from a notebook page.
Kitchen Cabinet Chronicle
A fragmentary note imagines a revered chamber named the Kitchen Cabinet as a grand, sublime space. The language hints at a classical tone and reflections on governance or advice, though specifics are unclear.
Palatagle Foods and Savory Bread Dressings From a Recipe Page
A quirky kitchen note outlines uses for stale bread, steamed fruit bread with sauce, and nut toppings. It includes a kidney bean dish with pork scraps, parsley, and vinegar, and a Roquefort cheese dressing with olive oil vinegar pepper and hot sauce for a tangy emulsion.
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Lent
Delicious Household Dishes and Breakfast Ideas From Old Cookbook
A collection of recipes and guidance covers fig preserves, muffins, tongue with sauce, oatmeal muffins, oyster salad, escaloped eggs, toasted fruit breakfast options, and general tips on breakfast variety. It includes notes on beef broth, Yorkshire muffins, and caper sauce, with lists of ingredients and step directions.
Skinners Macaroni Ad Claims Benefits for Children
An advertisement promotes Skinners Macaroni and Spaghetti as especially good for hungry children claiming it builds muscle and is calmer than meat. It touts durum wheat, promises a free cook book from Skid ter Mfg. Co in Otusha Nebraska, and includes flamboyant testimonials and a provocative closing line.
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Skidter Mfg
Otusha
Nebr
Adv
Remove Dandruff With Cuticura Ointment And Soap
Advice on treating dandruff highlights using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap. Recommends applying ointment to itchy spots, then shampooing next morning, claiming emollients keep scalp clean and promote hair growth. Includes offer for a free sample by mail from Cuticura, Dept. Ly, Boston.
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Cuticura
Dept. Ly
Boston
Ady
Wife Too Ill to Work in Indianapolis Ad
Mrs. Wo. Green of 522 S Addien Street Indianapolis recounts severe illness and weight loss to 109 pounds, crediting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health. She urges other women to try the remedy and invites advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
S. Addien Street
Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Cardus Wins Suit Over Libel Claim
In Chicago federal court Judge Carpenter presided as a jury found Americat Medical Asten tion guilty of libeling Cardus, the wom an's tonic labeled wostrun. The verdict vindicates the medicine and its merit after a three month trial, one of the longest civil cases on record with extensive testimony from doctors and chemists.
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Cardus
United States District Court of Chicago
Carpenter
Thal
No Place for Jokes in Marriage Ritual Admits Flub
Scraps from a Houston Post item note confusion over a marriage ritual line and a joke in a church setting. The grocers and laundries are referenced in unrelated ad text, illustrating a garbled OCR fragment with stray phrases about belts and cotton.
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Houston Post
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