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210 ILLUSTRATED WORLD t^ THE STRUTS AND THE LANDING SKIDS Between the planes of an aircraft the strong supports of ash shown above are placed. These hold the wings rigidly together. Below are a pair of landing skids which are built to absorb the shock when the aeroplane lights a little harder than usual. 'ma&ms*~,- *
MAKING MECHANICAL SWALLOWS 211 THE METAL WORKERS Steel and aluminum play a prominent role in the fuselage of the modern biplane and monoplane. These parts are carefully worked and calculated to withstand the maximum of stress I- r the minimum of weight. Below, workmen are assembling the skeleton of a speed monoplane.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued from p
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CUT "MOVIE" ''''EDITOR'S NOTE: Amer
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16 ILLUSTRATED WORLD Killed by the
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18 ILLUSTRATED WORLD No One Can Pla
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20 THE DESTRUCTION OF A GERMAN DRAG
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22 ILLUSTRATED WORLD Six Room Frame
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24 ILLUSTRATED WORLD HOW JOHN RODHA
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26 ILLUSTRATED WORLD images of what
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ZH A COCOA "HUSKING BEE" They aro s
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THERE WERE RACES OF ALL KINDS The s
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HOW YOUR AUTOMOBILE MAY BE STOLEN B
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36 ILLUSTRATED WORLD "Firstly, man
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38 ILLUSTRATED WORLD make some of t
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GROUNDED ON THE SANDS OF SAMOA Rece
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42 A PUMP-GUN CAMERA This photograp
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f^ 44 100 Per Cent Mentally Perfect
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A PROMISING INDUSTRY Not all mattre
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52 ILLUSTRATED WORLD is out of the
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"•Yep. All It Cost Was Gasoline a
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56 ILLUSTRATED WORLD the average dr
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58 ILLUSTRATED WORLD $1,000 CAR $2,
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Little Oddities of Life MECHANICAL
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She Sees Snakes Daily Mrs. Learn is
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.'•r [i /. ! & UNDEBWOOD She Cook
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LITTLE ODDITIES OF LIFE 71 "JAKE" T
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Mercury Can Be Frozen into a Servic
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FOUR HUNDRED DEGREES BELOW ZERO 7.S
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NEWS BY WIRELESS FOR FARMERS 77 tel
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I To V Amuse the Circus Crowds The
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YOUR OPPORTUNITIES W H E N the home
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YOUR OPPORTUNITIES IN ALASKA 83 —
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tj^r * . Sj^; * Aj f*§fc* "VS. •
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THE MARCH OF PROGRESS AN AEROPLANE
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L A LOADING PIER BEFORE THE CATASTR
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SUBMARINE MILLINERY By RENE BACHE A
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NOTGUIOyf Where the Jury Exonerate/
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THE DARING MOTORCYCLIST Because the
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A STUNT OR TWO By WALTER LEE "VJT/R
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A STUNT OR COME time your carbureto
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The Practical Car Made More Practic
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SHOVEL AND JACK BASE IN the case of
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ODDITIES IN AUTO NAMES By FRANK M A
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The Three-Drawer Cabinet, Closed No
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A FIVE-TIIOUSAND-DOLLAR JOB GOES BE
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HINTS FOR POWDER PUFF IN SHOE TTIIE
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THREE-CORNERED PLAYING CARD ^V/HETH
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CRIB THAT FOLDS A NEW utility and c
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With This Support a Continuous Roll
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ways in the way, and interferes lar
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VEST POCKET TOOL KIT A MAN doesn't
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NEW USE FOR THE MOVIES By WALTER LE
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The Adjustable Leg Rest Chair This
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Couldn't Tell BLOWING JAMES WHITCOM
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260 ILLUSTRATED WORLD "good road" s
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263 BTC^IKK MATCH BOR Even in elect
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264 ILLUSTRATED WORLD and unless he
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266 ILLUSTRATED WORLD neighbors are
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OLD-FASHIONED WHITE BREAD AS A FOOD
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270 ILLUSTRATED WORLD and requires
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272 ILLUSTRATED WORLD When the driv
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274 ILLUSTRATED WORLD Even if You A
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276 ILLUSTRATED WORLD ECONOMICAL CL
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278 ILLUSTRATED WORLD This Scale Is
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280 ILLUSTRATED WORLD wood as seaso
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282 ILLUSTRATED WORLD "It Permits a
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284 ILLUSTRATED WORLD is as essenti
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Curiosity Only AN elderly farmer fr
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BOOM! EIGHT CENTS TO THE GOOD P R A
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290 ILLUSTRATED WORLD heart attacks
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292 ILLUSTRATED WORLD |?(fe£ , %£
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296 ILLUSTRATED WORLD GERMAN SOLDIE
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334 ILLUSTRATED WORLD Now that War
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IS NEW YORK DANGERby Edward Lyell F
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340 ILLUSTRATED WORLD by simply cro
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342 ILLUSTRATED WORLD A BATTLE BETW
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344 DESIGN I the NEW There are many
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THE HEART OF "GAY PARIS" AT NIGHT N
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348 ILLUSTRATED WORLD the freight v
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350 ILLUSTRATED WORLD more than a d
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SCIENCE LEARNS TO CONTROL SEX A LTH
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354 ILLUSTRATED WORLD •«£JL£n
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356 ILLUSTRATED WORLD & MAKING DIKE
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360 ILLUSTRATED WORLD Giant Park Sp
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362 ILLUSTRATED WORLD UJ_ «ip— 3
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364 ILLUSTRATED WORLD •man^T* Tak
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BARNEY OLDFIELD'S NEW SAFETY RACER
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368 ILLUSTRATED WORLD complete car
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372 ILLUSTRATED WORLD AFTER THE MER
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374 ILLUSTRATED WORLD A "CLOSE-UP"
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GETTING THE RANGE OF AN ENEMY WARSH
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378 ILLUSTRATED WORLD ago. One of t
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380 . ILLUSTRATED WORLD it mathemat
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382 Gas Masks in I Industry EQPYFli
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384 An Engine of Death Able to Dist
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3S6 ILLUSTRATED WORLD small, appear
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WITH AND WITHOUT RAILS W H E N a co
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HATCHING OUR "MOSQUITO FLEET" By H
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392 ILLUSTRATED WORLD THOUSANDS OF
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.-" " HER JEWELED COMB Mounting the
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396 ILLUSTRATED WORLD that were. If
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398 ILLUSTRATED WORLD Making a Draw
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400 TWO OF THE FIRST PROCESSES The
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HOW MUCH DOES A POUND WEIGH? By W.
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The "Det" Tractor and Its Tester Th
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406 ILLUSTRATED WORLD The Colorimet
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ILLUSTRATED WORLD A DANGEROUS PHOTO
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412 ILLUSTRATED WORLD A BOX CAR GEN
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414 ILLUSTRATED WORLD The Spare Whe
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416 ILLUSTRATED WORLD A Classy Mode
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WHY DIDN'T I THINK OF THAT? By F. E
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420 ILLUSTRATED WORLD A WHOLE MEAL
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422 ILLUSTRATED WORLD lines, which
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424 ILLUSTRATED WORLD the country w
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426 ILLUSTRATED WORLD light, and ev
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PARIS AGAIN FASHIONING THE FASHION
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430 ILLUSTRATED WORLD platinum gray
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432 ILLUSTRATED WORLD There were pr
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434 ILLUSTRATED WORLD :yv V*BIS ':^
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436 ILLUSTRATED WORLD very emphatic
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438 ILLUSTRATED WORLD KEEPS AUTO SP
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440 ILLUSTRATED WORLD WHISPERING TO
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442 ILLUSTRATED WORLD the windshiel
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444 ILLUSTRATED WORLD more fierce,
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Turned Around NOTHING more clearly
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A GOOD PIN MONEY JOB FOR YOUNGSTERS
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A NEW INTERIOR TELEPHONE By F. E. M
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CRUSADERS APPROACH THE HOLY CITY
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WEIGHING A LOCOMOTIVE W H E N a rai
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A STEAM-KEROSENE CAR I N the engine
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THE FRAUDULENT MISS M O THERS, fath
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462 ILLUSTRATE., IS NEW YOR: (Conti
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486 ILLUSTRATED WORLD Can America o
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I SAVE ? to our whim and the vagari
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twelve more plates, and the two rin
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WHAT TO PLANT IN YOUR BACK YARD By
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WHAT TO PLANT IN YOUR BACK YARD 495
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WHAT TO PLANT IX YOUR HACK YARD 497
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THE BLOOD-RED FLAG v liiua The Rebi
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avoided, and, very often, a substan
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"A DIVER WAS SENT TO EXAMINE THE WR
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THE FRENCH COMMISSION ARRIVES This
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OUR FORTS ON WHEELS 509 BUT THE GIA
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OUR FORTS ON WHEELS 511 THE COAST A
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THE START OF THE AVALANCHE Our War
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THE AVALANCHE STARTS 515 OH FOR A H
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CO*V»r«MT UNM*W9C THE AVALANCHE S
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THE AVALANCHE STARTS 519
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THEY SIGHT THE BIG GUNS The photogr
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GRAPHING HUNGER CONTRACTIONS Dr. An
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WHAT IS HUNGER? 527 AFTER BREAKFAST
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WHAT IS HUNGER? 529 HUNGER CONTRACT
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Litile Oddities of Li/e Lanky Bob F
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LITTLE ODDITIES OF LIFE 533 \ l#i.l
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^M y _ W% w A BLUE SKY TONSORIAL PA
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TURNING COLLEGIANS INTO FIGHTERS By
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SAVING MAN POWER 541
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of the rifle, then draws the bolt i
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festive Turk, facing Greek .25 cali
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WITH THE CAISSON CREW 547 "RUNNING
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A "SAND-HOG" VOLUN TEERS This pho
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have to be exercised into efficienc
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all: my son John's a very good boy
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AS FAST AS HE CAN READ Tap-tap-tap
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560 ILLUSTRATED WORLD Combined Spra
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562 ILLUSTRATED WORLD Sanitary Dust
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564 ILLUSTRATED WORLD New Gasoline
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566 ILLUSTRATED WORLD THE LARGEST A
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GUARDING AGAINST n " SUPER-ENTHUSIA
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which is best described as a desert
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RICHES— OR JUST A COMPETENCE? By
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HINTSIFOR \: SHRINK-SAVING SOCK FOR
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The iceless icebox is made in vario
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COMPACTNESS IN THE KITCHEN VY/E who
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COMPLETE PORTABLE PICNIC A BOUT fif
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WHAT A PATENT OFFICE FIRE WOULD DO
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A CORNER IN SWEETS By W. F. FRENCH
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HOW TO MAKE A PHONOGRAPH By W A L T
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a steel roller which wedges off the
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AUTOMOBILE TIPS 601 The Wheel Align
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TRICKS OF THE AIR TRADE By FRANK M
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eight days without winding, and sho
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BLOWING The Modest Camera SHE—"Ho
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ILLUSTRATED WORLD 641 Special Reduc
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* "LE OF CONTENTS 643 My Escape fro
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Contrary to U. S. Army Regulations*
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648 ILLUSTRATED W( his experience
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650 ILLUSTRATED WORLD Butt Strike T
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652 ILLUSTRATED WORLD Guarding the
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654 UNIFORMS BY THE MILLION Uncle S
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EAT MORE CORN and LESS WHEAT f | by
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658 ILLUSTRATED WORLD the appetite
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660 WHERE THE BIG SHELLS ARE BURSTI
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662 A VIGILANT SENTRY • " "
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664 IN THE WARE OF THE UTTER DESOLA
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066 BREAKING NEWS OF DOOM TO THE GE
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668 ILLUSTRATED WORLD new type of f
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670 ILLUSTRATED WORLD GRADUATED Thi
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672 ILLUSTRATED WORLD Vr* \ iiTA-ll
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674 ILLUSTRATED WORLD THE BOLTLESS
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676 ILLUSTRATED WORLD MACHINERY FOR
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678 ILLUSTRATED WORLD ARMORED MOTOR
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680 ILLUSTRATED WORLD GOOD-BYE. GLI
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682 ILLUSTRATED WORLD A GASOLINE SN
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U. S. EXPERTS FIND NEW WAYS OF SAVI
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690 ILLUSTRATED WORLD tion on their
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692 BULLET-PROOF ARMOR FOR AMERICAN
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694 < • • MAKING ROPE EQUIPMENT
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MEETING THE SUBMARINE PROBLEM By E
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698 ILLUSTRATED WORLD the bottled-u
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700 ILLUSTRATED WORLD . Humanity In
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FREEING THE OPERATOR A N interestin
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706 ILLUSTRATED WORLD As the Sun Ri
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R t u r 1 n g these instruments of
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718 "WEALTH" PRICE OF ADMISSION—S
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7Z0 The Bird and Flower Lover Can C
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A DOG PATROLMAN FOR EVERY BEAT By A
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724 THE CHARGE OF THE BIKE BRIGADE
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•^ by IJdward C. Crossmarii STEER
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WOTOS COPYBPGHT- MANHATTAN'S NEW ST
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TODAY THE WHOLE INDUSTRIAL LIFE OF
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748 ILLUSTRATED WORLD direct result
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HINTS F RIBLESS UMBRELLA A NEW and
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758 ILLUSTRATED WORLD COMBINATION C
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"SUPERCRITTERS" By JULIUS R. ROBERT
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764 ILLUSTRATED WORLD Murne Cowan.
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No Time for a Loaf SOME time ago, w
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LIGHTING THE MOVIE STUDIO By F. A.
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174 WET JOBS THE CORNISH (GREAT BRI
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780 ILLUSTRATED WORLD MEETING THE S
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784 ILLUSTRATED WORLD 33.000 sq.^ A
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804 ILLUSTRATED WORLD With American
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812 OUR WOMEN GET INTO THE WAR GAME
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HOW TO DRY VEGETABLES AT HOME By RE
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THE SUBMARINE EYE More of the Willi
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LEARNING TO TARE THE LONG JUMP
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828 ILLUSTRATED WORLD THE TORPEDO B
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832 THE PRODUCTS OF GERMAN EVIL GEN
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856 ILLUSTRATED WORLD DIXIE CARROLL
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FIRST AID TO THE FLIVVER AN AMBULAN
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860 ILLUSTRATED WORLD Architectural
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WHAT A TRANSPORT IS LIRE By RENE BA
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TESTING THE "PUNCH" OF OUR ATLANTIC
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880 AMERICANS—THAT'S ALL! 0OPTRI8
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884 ROADSTER TO TOURING CAR- -^, A
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