A Trip Up Mount Tacoma By Ford By C L Miller
Mrs H F Miller receives an engaging descriptive letter from son Carl recounting a seven mile drive and mountain excursion to Mount Tacoma with a Sunday school caravan. The narrative blends travel scenes, park glimpses, bears, a glacier, and camp lunch while noting weather, road detours, and the sense of shared adventure among the children and adults aboard Henry Fords buslike vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Miller
Ollowing
Carl
Mount
Tacoma
Dr. Weyer
Duluth
Sam
Henry Ford
Dr. Wever
Tacoma Jive
Ave
Iowa
City
Aires
Tacomas
Hudson
Illness of 10 years yields to new Konjola
Mrs George Sass of 516 South Sixth Street, Rapids, lows, says ten years of stomach distress, constipation, and kidney problems were cured by Konjola. Six bottles cleared her bowels and neuritis, restoring health. Konjola is sold by Geo. McDaniel and in all towns in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goo
South Sixth Street
Konjola
Ws Geo. 1
McDaniel
Pacific ships to ply Manila winter island route
J Harold Dollas vice president of Dollar Steamship announces two high class combination liners will serve the Manila Phillipines winter island trade, expanding service as part of a broader company plan.
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New Pacific
Manila
B. 1
Phillippines
Dollar Steamship Inter
Harold Dollas
No Privacy for Bish FLEESWOup Echo Sounder in Fishing
A damaged text fragment notes a new echo sounder aiding fishermen to locate fish and guide nets, signaling a potential shift in fishing methods. It references Vienna and Johann Franke, a long-time Austrian commerce official, but details are unclear due to the fragmentary source.
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Fleeswoup
Bug
Sven
Wen
Vienna
Ministry of Commerce
Johann Franke
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C. L. Miller
Washington
St. Helens Ave
Walting Arkettus
Nisqually
Wong
Longmire Springs
Askine
Othe
Fon
Lihe Valley
Fee
Paradise Valley
Jeter
L. Miller
Kenjelo
Mrs
George Sass
Earle W. Corbin & Co
Fast Side Square
Bish
Pric
Knox
Slis
Rayon
Brussells
Percale
Ladies
Bar
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