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486 ILLUSTRATED WORLD Can America overcome the menace of the deadly submarine? we raise, train, an transport to Europ enough men and officers to win the war? These are important questions, of vital interest t every American. They are answered in the next (July) issue of Illustrated World and in succeeding issues. As announced last month, Illustrated World will specialize in war inventions, war science, and war mechanics. Tell your newsdealer to save your copy Kindly for mention you Illustrated every World when month, writing advertisers. or send us $1.00 ing with for the an eight July issue. months' subscription start
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued from p
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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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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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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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ILLUSTRATED WORLD 129 How I Raised
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ILLUSTRATED WORLD 135 Former United
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ILLUSTRATED WORLD 137 i**a£3?e Eve
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ILLUSTRATED WORLD 163 m 1 1 • •
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ILLUSTRATED WORLD M e $25 to $50 Pe
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174 ILLUSTRATED WORLD or prow, whic
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176 ILLUSTRATED WORLD of sufficient
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178 r."TT^ • -~r- "MAKE-UP" IN TH
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SMOKE GUN BAFFLES U-BOATS By JOSEPH
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m WRECKAGE OF THE SEAS AFTER TEMPTI
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184 ILLUSTRATED WORLD way for men o
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MARE AND PROJECT YOUR OWN MOVIES By
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THE NEW CAR mini •minium— WAR W
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LET LEFT-HANDEDNESS ALONE! By J. J.
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192 ILLUSTRATED WORLD Education in
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194 ILLUSTRATED WORLD : A ROTARY SK
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196 ILLUSTRATED WORLD MAKING CALVES
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198 ILLUSTRATED WORLD FEEDING "HIS
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200 ILLUSTRATED WORLD ^m FOR CLEARI
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202 ILLUSTRATED WORLD A GURGLE-LESS
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204 ILLUSTRATED WORLD a severe fina
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206 ILLUSTRATED WORLD • The other
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208 ILLUSTRATED WORLD by any stretc
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210 ILLUSTRATED WORLD t^ THE STRUTS
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212 ILLUSTRATE. ^
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214 ILLUSTRATED WORLD 'Baldness Is
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116 ILLUSTRATED WORLD This Exercise
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CAMPHOR-A NEW AMERICAN INDUSTRY By
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220 ILLUSTRATED WORLD of crude camp
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ARE HENS' EGGS WORTH EATING? By REN
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224 PUTTING OUT A SMALL FIRE confla
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226 ILLUSTRATED WORLD stigmata, and
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228 ILLUSTRATED WORLD clippings or
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230 THE FINEST OF DOG HOUSES
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GAS-DRIVEN OCEAN FREIGHTERS By MONR
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234 ILLUSTRATED WORLD engines, one
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236 ILLUSTRATED WORLD BUZZING BEES
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238 ILLUSTRATED WORLD THE SLEEPING
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WIRE-DRAGGING THE OCEAN'S BOTTOM Bv
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Z42 FOR SPEED AND SAFETY CDPYH.aMT
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244 ILLUSTRATED WORLD When Dust Is
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248 ILLUSTRATED WORLD about mapping
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Electric-Eyed Sea Monsters By ARTHU
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252 ILLUSTRATED WORLD A GROUP OF FI
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CARELESSNESS—AND YOUR TIRES By AL
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RACING FOR A WEEK T H E six-day bic
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258 ILLUSTRATED WORLD AUTOMATIC GAT
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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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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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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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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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536 New Theory of the Universe The
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538 ILLUSTRATED WORLD Wisconsin has
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540 SAVING MAN POWER §K1 ,'f 1 111
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OUR RIFLE OF THE FUTURE By EDWARD C
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544 ILLUSTRATED WORLD It is difficu
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546 BURROWING UNDER NEW YORK'S RIVE
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548 ILLUSTRATED WORLD SINKING THE H
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HOW TO GET ON A Business Series of
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552 ILLUSTRATED WORLD intendence is
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THE MANUFACTURE OF FINE MIRRORS 555
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levers of the switchtrack mentioned
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An Occupation for War Cripples This
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SCIENCE, MECHANICS, INVENTION 561 M
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Handy Ice-Shaving Device With this
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TRAINING OUR AIR SCOUTS By J. R. WE
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Such however, is not the case, we m
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than for a brief spin, to break the
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A NEW DUST COUNTER D U S T , which,
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CROSSING THE DESERT BY GASOLINE CAM
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| ^ H H M U H H B | PISTOL BILLIARD
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MARVELOUS NEW CURE FOR BURNS T H O
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584 ILLUSTRATED WORLD the top opens
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586 ILLUSTRATED WORLD THIS SAFETY G
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588 ILLUSTRATED WORLD CHEAP AND EFF
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590 ILLUSTRATED WORLD with an expen
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592 ILLUSTRATED WORLD chinery is no
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594 ILLUSTRATED WORLD and stocked u
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596 ILLUSTRATED WORLD gas pipe and
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OIL CUP THAT GETS THERE P\ID you ev
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600 ILLUSTRATED WORLD JACKS UP CYCL
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602 ILLUSTRAi opened, even for a fe
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NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY By ARTHUR DUCL
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The Lowest Office "Boss," SAID Ras
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MAN! * Walsh 9 evolved on the Weste
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GET YOUR MAN!" 649 sible the differ
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still young it was believed that th
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awkwardness and inefficiency. He st
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MAKING SUITS FOR SOLDIERS 655 Sever
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EAT MORE CORN AND LESS WHEAT! 657 u
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GERMAN "KULTUR" AND THE BEAUTIFUL T
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A JOB FOR STEEL-NERVED MEN—OR SLA
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GROWING POTATOES IN A SMALL SPACE B
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ILLINOIS TORNADO mained of the sple
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U. S. LEADS IN T I IE title of this
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U. S. LEADS IN AIR WAR 669 \3^ THEY
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have scoffed at and headlong nerve
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SCIENCE, MECHANICS, INVENTION 675 S
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SCIENCE, MECHANICS, INVENTION Sanit
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An Air-Driven Motor Truck Tin- aero
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What Color Chip Are You? Poker para
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With these in-.ii NEW WAYS OF SAVIN
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NEW WAYS OF SAVING MILLIONS 691 wan
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A KNOCK-DOWN AUTO MOBILE BODY H E
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MAKING ROPE EQUIPMENT FOR THE NAVY
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this. We are told by Americans retu
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co.yma"!—i MEETING THE SUBMARINE
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JUST SYMPTOMS »HQT06 CO^YBISHT UNG
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THE FRONTMOBILE—A NEW IDEA IN AUT
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TRAINING OUR BOYS FOR NAVAL DEFENSE
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TRAINING OUR BOYS FOR NAVAL DEFEXSK
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Take the HgvSpeed Sidewalk! How the
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TAKE THE HIGH-SPEED SIDEWALK 715 No
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FIFTY-SEVEN VARIETIES OF BOMBS 717
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THE NEW IDEA IN PRISON BUILDING THE
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SUMMER FURNITURE Make the Goldfish
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A DOG PATROLMAN EOR EVERY BEAT 723
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CULTIVATING CORN BY TRACTORS THIS T
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with jewels and gold and other equa
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"Here's a compromise affair, like a
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FLIES, FLEAS, AND HEAT CIRCUMVENTIN
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SUMMER PASTIMES The School Where No
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Earth's Interior Drives Engines bu
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A STUNT OR TWO By WALTER LEE \Y/E h
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MY ESCAPE FROM MORPHINE T H E R E I
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TRUNK AND TIRE CARRIER INSTEAD of u
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HOW TO GET ON A Business Series of
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The latter are the men who, as a ru
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FLOODING ALKALI SOIL TO SAVE IT By
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RADIAL DISTRIBUTOR FOR DESK A DEVIC
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The Brush-Dust Pan HINTS FOR PRACTI
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PERFUMED LINGERIE CLASPS "THE linge
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The Gripping Arms HINTS FOR PRACTIC
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—is Murne Cowan, the greatest cow
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Patch, as the sporting world knows,
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Recovery Paid IN times of peace Smi
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RECOVERING A TORPEDO 773
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THE ENGLISH "MILKMAN" >3 Skirts Are
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FRUIT FOR TOURISTS By V. W. KILLICR
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SNAKES BATTLE TO DEATH FOR SCIENCE
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AN AUTOMATIC BARGAIN BASEMENT T H O
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THAT PRIVATE GARAGE By DAVID WALES
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SOLDIER FIT The Girl Back Home Do f
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KEEPING THE SOLDIER FIT 809 •A FU
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TRYING THEIR WINGS The Army Aviatio
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TRYING THEIR WINGS 815 know his mac
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HOW TO DRY VEGETABLES AT HOME 817 s
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A home-made drier for use over the
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JUST BEING CLEAN SWABBING OUT RUST
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A VICTIM OF THE U-BOATS WHERE SECON
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BUILDERS OF A WORLD The 80,000-Squa
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TRAPPING THE PIRATE U-BOAT By ANTHO
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TRAPPING THE PIRATE U-BOAT 831 DIAG
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THE DOLLAR VALUE OF PATRIOTISM By G
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THE DOLLAR VALUK OF PATRIOTISM 835
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A Nebraska Dogcyele When Herman Ric
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ANALYZING YOUR CHILD By HAROLD CARY
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MAKING A FORT OF THE AUTOMOBILE By
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NEW TREES FROM OLD 851 Grafting The
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T H E Man in the Iron Mask mystifie
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NAVAL SERVICE INSIGNIA TSZS- 26 SYM
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HE'LL TELL YOU HOW! By ROBERT H. MO
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When Nature Forgot The Builder of T
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BUILT-IN GARAGES 861
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M R. SEEING WIRELESS MESSAGES By WI
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STAGE LIGHTING BY ZONES By F. B. R
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AMERICA ASKS FOR HER BEST-LOVED SON
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THE CROSS OF THE LEGION - OF HONOR
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directs placing the submarine fort
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BRANDING ORANGES By H. C. KEGLEY E
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merits were started that had for th
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HOW TO^ BECOME A SHARPSHOOTER by Ed
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