Army Trained 75 000 Drivers for Difficult War Tasks
The war era motor transport corps grew to about 150 000 trained drivers while 75 000 were newly trained to operate trucks cars and motorcycles under shell fire and heavy road congestion. Training emphasized engine mechanics vehicle handling and military formation at Camp Johnston Camp Holabird and Atlanta with repair and shop training nationwide.
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Uncle Sam
Artiles
Motor Transport Corps
France
Fexteo
Tie Roth
Alene
Mulliney
Ecelusnes
Camp Johneon
Fila
Jacksnvilly
Cory
Durie
Weblecles
Corp
Camp Johnston
Camp Holabird
Baltimore
Atlanta
San Antonio
Knox Starts Fight to Divorce League Covenant From Pact
The U S Senate waged a busy week seizing a copy of the peace treaty and debating a plan to split the league of nations covenant from the peace pact. Senator Knox urged divorce while allies pressed for German terms as Austria turns Bolshevik and Turkey’s status remains unsettled amid postwar upheaval.
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Susak
Fiume
Scanal
Riga
P. C. Knox
Knox
League of Nations Covenant
Hans
Austria
Edward W. Pickard
United States Senate
Pt Ve
Wilson
League of Nations
Chicago
Europe
Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Senate
Congressional Record
Hitchcock
Germany
Norris
Smurth
Brandegee
Ashurst
Poindexter
Congress
America
London
New York
Hlihu Root
Senator Lodge
Henry P. Davison
Morgan & Co
Davison
Thomas W. Lamont
Morgen
Treasury
Paria
International Red Cross League
J. BP. Morgan
Frevk Vanderuip
Root
Wall Street
League
Hun
Council of Four
Upper Silesia
Ger Inany
League of Alions
Clemenceu
Mrust
Kaiser
Gustav Stresemann
Tional Liberal Party
Wilhelm
Ind Exily Anh
Rule for Radiators Promotes Full Water Yet Flawed Text
The piece presents a dubious radiator maintenance tip set advocating keeping the system full of water or alcohol mixtures to prevent overheating. It emphasizes a thermo-phonyphon concept and warns that less water worsens boiler effort, though the text contains spelling and clarity issues.
Proper Gasket Cutting Method for Clean Edges
Instructions describe a technique for cutting gaskets by placing materials over the hole, using a ballpeen hammer to gently tap another hammer, to prevent frayed edges. The text addresses common issues with uneven cuts and tear-out.
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Bengent, Toke
KEEP WHEELS IN ALIGNMENT AFTER BUMPS AND CRASHES
The text warns that any car bump or curb strike requires immediate wheel alignment tests to prevent misalignment. It notes that misalignment can cause excessive wear. The guidance emphasizes prompt checks to maintain proper handling and tire life.
Oil Will Silence Squeaks Detail
In a quick home repair tip, the article explains how to stop car squeaks by applying kerosene along the hinge area then wiping away excess. The method involves guiding the oil between components to draw it toward the source of the noise and lubricate the springs and cylinders.
Emergency wheel for autos described by suburban repair shop
An emergency wheel system is advertised as adaptable to any car type including electric or steam units. It attaches to the rear axle using two teardrop clamps and a steel beam segment, enabling quick replacement for broken axles or wheel sections. The device also fits front axle use due to clamp adjustability.
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Jitie
Suburheo
Ays Pope
Autor
Pheas
Silence for rattling rods in brake connections
A method to stop rattling and chattering in brake rods on small cars involves attaching a spring between the rod and the frame. The spring stretches from the rod’s midpoint to a frame anchor, applying tension to hold the rod rigid and prevent vibration.
The Wage Earner and Profit Theory Unearthed
A fragment argues wage earners learn profits come from savings and timing pay, suggesting profits arise in everyday purchases. It questions how wage earners’ money circulates and implies two paths to profit: higher earnings or lower living costs.
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Evan
Couigeegg
Whatton & Aig
Perry
Fragmented Punctuation Exercise in a Stream of Convoluted Text
A confused sample shows a writer struggling with punctuation and sentence boundaries. The excerpt mocks how missing punctuation can obscure meaning and challenge readability across a noisy, meandering paragraph.
Louvre Visit Prompts Historic Paris Reverie
A garbled report recalls a high profile Paris scene at the Louvre with mentions of Napoleonic fame, Tuileries Palace echoes, and the May events that framed a national spectacle. Observers reference plans and ceremonies tied to imperial memory and art amidst the city’s ceremonial backdrop.
Fragmented Dialogue on Curling and Golf Game
Fragmented text shows a dialogue about curling and golf with stray phrases and unclear speakers. It includes terms like Antipodes and Macpherson and mentions meeting friends and a walk, ending with a cryptic note.
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Eddie
Alexandria's Blaze of Dreams and Ancient Echoes
The fragment paints Alexandria as a storied city founded by Alexander the Great, eager for distant connections and romantic legend. It references Cleopatra, fire or sea devastation, and a fashionably minded society under scrutiny by a powerful elite.
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Alexandria
Averandria
Alexander the Great
Hera
Cleopatra
Alexsanria
Fopesus
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Russia
Petrograd
Moscow
Armistce
Lithuania
Letvia
Lake Onega
Americas
Vladivostok
Council of Five
Barop Makino
Japan
Adural Kolchak
Nes
Omsk
Messrs. Dunne and Walsh
Anlo
Free Ireland
Ireland
American Commission
de Valera
Griffith
Munkett
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
US@ sdllway
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companion
Konenkamp
Commercial Operstora
Isurieson
Park
BOYD _PARK
Or Akers
Ewes
Moet
Perimrnsee
Pharnall
Whewkse
Tulleries
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Marie
Tuller Die Louvre
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