davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
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TtpIIaHHH HaCquTbIBawT 1.S7I.S3S
qleHoB cBoeii TepGBH. IIa $4,000
00IbIue, qeM Toll TONY lla3aI.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
BHNMAHND HHTATEAEn
"PACCBETA".

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1a1eaeR noMeuIaemoe 0 aToM Homepe
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Kaen1b Ha RapIoH NM IoacTYW oy
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raHmaauna, say6ax, p%ecIopaHax n
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pocIpaHeHND raseTb " cooHpaHap
noanncBH. Or sroro aaBHcHT AaAb-
neRman cYab6a raseTB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
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cO6oO. 1926 IOIIapOB ,~ucqe3lIl.
llpH oTOM OHII OTcIpeInBa1liCb OF
cTpaTHnEa c. ToodIe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03

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BH0OpaM.
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
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cro1c II nOIyuuTb B TOXIC naHcEo
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CTBy.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
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nOClA B M0CRBE.

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HIN cTyIeIT0B.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
nOCNEgHNE HOBOCTN

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nam, H. ". npoXnBaeT @paHRBa
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n H%OqerapaMN,
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
BO3gyIIHbIE CNAbI CCCP,

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
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pa na0pOcnlacb Ha 0BIHa II cXBa-
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
y6NnCTBO COBETCK0T0
08HuEPA.

.IOHI0H. lis IonEolIra ra-
acraM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HiTaiicEue EaIeTm L kaHTolle pa
3cTpe.Mlu cDoero O4HUepa pycc
Eoro |0olbIueBuRa. BoceMb Ea,IeToB
apecToBaHo.
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I'm peDOIbBepoM.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
n NJ P MI E
PAb0TAET rs NET HA 0AH0M
VI T0M-KE MECTE.

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Il pGyIapHo 0HDacT L EOnTOpc.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
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- B qECTb qNqEPNHA

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
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l'aii,1aH IIa0Tpe3 oTEa3a,IcH IIplI-
HaTb yqacTne i c0cra3aIIIilI la MO
pcEHX Bu6OpaX.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
ANTA R0HTP0Aa Hal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
PyCCKAH TOPbKAH.

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py6Ieii (HoCyIa = 43 EoHeirH).
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II Eou.),
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(nOcyTa - 10 EoH.).
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20 Il. (nOCyIa = 6 EoHeeE).
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
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npe3IIIeHTa BbI3BaIa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
en- eMy B0enll0r0 MnhllcTpa ll0aIle
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RAACC.

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
APECT KOMMyHNcTOB B KOBH0

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.IoaeHn IL arlITaUnOHIIaa IHTepaTy-
pa Ha UeTEpeX a3bIIiaX.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
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Il HlTaTe HIiInaHa. lIITaT HOHyuacr
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ia.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
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a3BIEa.
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
RPOBAB0E CT0HRHOBEHNE

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IlIE eTO y6HT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
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6EP3NHA.

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-03
BblCTABRA.

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3IH0BaIIIIa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-24
is serving as a bearing protector, and
that necessarily places it out of
sight.
Consult A Connection

Now and again motorist Is up
against the problem of trying to have
something remedied when it is a
chronic fault of the particular device
used on the car and cannot be rem
edied. If the owner suspects any
thing of the sort, and is sensible
enough to appreciate that trying 20
have 1t repaired under such circum :
stances would represent a useless ex-
penditure, the thing to do is to go
to some company handling compet-
ing line. -.
Suppose the trouble is some an
noying habit of the carburetor rs
1t peculiar to the carburetor on -the
particular car. or is the trouble COM
mon to all cars using this make of
carburetor? That is the question.
Obviously a competitor may be able
to shed some light on the subject.
In trying to sell his own line of car
buretors he must know the faults Of
those who are selling against him.
II he does not seem to be familiar
with the particular trouble the own
err can be rather certain that the
trouble is peculiar to the car and
not something that cannot be rene
died,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-24
Dodge Brothers Announce
New Purchase Plan

Announcement is made by Dodge
Brothers, Inc, that they have adopted
new plan for financing the sale OF
Dodge Brothers motor cars and Ora
ham Brothers trucks, which is to be
known as Dodge Brothers CREDIT
PURCHASE PLAN and which facili-
cial Investment Trust Incorporated
and its affiliated companies to all
Dodge Brothers Dealers.
1t is expected that it will be gener-
ally adopted without delay by Dodge
Brothers, Inc, Dealers, who are now
being instructed in its details by
Dodge Brothers, Inc, and Commercial
Investment Trust representatives. "All
details will be available through deal
ers to anyone Interested in the pur-
chase of Dodge Brothers Smotor car
or Graham Brothers truck after the
new plan becomes effective, october
1st," it was said at Detroit.
A letter by President F. J. Haynes
to all Dodge Brothers dealers included
the following:
Our policy having always been
that the lowest possible cost should
prevail to the public. the Dodge Broth
ers credit purchase plan, should. be-
cause of it's low rate, appeal to all
buyers of Dodge Brothers motor cars
desiring credit.
1.-The plan makes It absolutely un-
necessary for a purchaser of a Dodge
Brothers motor car desiring credit to
pay more than the rates quoted.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-24
The Old Mechanic Says.

It's assumin' that cars gettin'
old that keeps it from stayin' young.
There's somethin to think over
some day when the car seems to be
givin' lot of trouble and when the
new cars in the showroomS begin to
look good.
There's one fellow stores his car in
my garage who illustrates this idea
of mine to perfection. He used to
change the oil in the engine often
enough to guard against oil dllutlon,
but now that the car is gettin' old
he runs around with the crankcase
half full of raw gasoline and some
times doesn't add any fresh oil for
a couple of weeks. I've a notion
that's one reason why the car Ms
gettin' old.
l don't know whether I'm maxim
myself clear. Suppose we take IT
from another angle. There's the
matter of polishin' the body, for in
stance. A brand new car will go for
a long time without polish, yet most
owners of new cars will be very gen.
erous with polish and elbow grease.
Then when the car gets to point
where it needs Observation-Disclosures
owner tells himself that the car IS
gettin' old and Shabby. lie offers
this as an excuse for neglectin the
car. It becomes sort of wilful de-
struction.
When a car is new, or even when
it is runnin' at it's prime, the aver
age driver tries to give it a helpin'
hand. He does not force it up hills.
He sees that there is plenty Of wa
ter in the radiator. If there is a
squeak somewhere he is quick to
jump out and locate it. If the engine
seems to be hot he stops, lifts the
hood and let's it cool off. All these
acts of kindness-mind!- at a time
when the car could best endure be-
ing abused. Later when the car real
ly needs a lift in order to give a lit
tie longer service the owner starts
treatin' it rough. ITS gettin' old"
he says. not realizin' that he's maxim
it old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-24
Character In fdotor Cars


Criticism of American cars to the
effect that they pattern too much
after each other may be true in that
with SO many makes and models, and
such keen competition, a certain
similarity between cars is unavoid-
able, but there is far more diversity
than appears on first thought. Some
American cars are as different from
each other as day is from night.
There seems to be much evidence OF
character and distinction, particular
~ on mechanical features.
On a popular Weight pressure
system of gasoline feed is still used,
though one finds it conspicuously alb
sent in other American makes. An
other manufacturer adheres to the
idea of having the clutch pedal serve
both as brake and clutch. A third
manufacturer has succeeded with an
air-cooled engine despite the failure
of other concerns that have tried 1t.
Some manufacturers are not bring
ing out annual models, while others
use the annual model as a selling
point. There is great popularity OF
lauuer finishes for bodies, but some
cars are born to the high lustre fin
ish and will have nothing else. One
car is now being equipped with a
fabric body cover.
II American cars lack distinction
one is justified in asking, why there
is such diversity in engine types.
There is a marked distinction be-
tween high speed and low speed mo-
tors, and no end Of variation in the
number, arrangement and firing or
der of cylinders. There have been
fc -
cylinder engines the past year than
in the six-cylinder type.
Some. cars hug the ground, but the
designers of one of the finest Amer
lean cars have decided that it shall
stand high and the new selling pol
icy calls for standardization of the
present models.
American cars do not even look
alike. One gets the opposite impress
sion through seeing so many of the
same make.
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Alaskan Industries Are Enorn


When you consider that there 4.
590,SS4 square miles--or s412ssI 81
acreS-in Alaskan empire M
than four times greater in area IN
England, Scotland, ireland N
Nales-more than twice the Sin 4
France-more than three times n
area of Germany-or three times IN
area of Spain-and more than IN
times the size of Italy!
Alaska's mineral output alone In,
totaIed in value far in excess 4
s250,0O0,0O0. The raw gold Is yalus
at $195.916,520, forming the bulk 4
this mineral wealth.
The cod and salmon fisheries nes,.
ly equal the mines in importanc
Alaska has exported in one year oys
00,000,000 pounds of fish, two-thfd,
of which was salmon, although then
are also $4,000 miles Of cod fshn,
banks.
Coal deposits and coal bearn,
rocks are known to cover an area },
12,144 square miles, largely undeyd.
oped but holding great promise d
future riches. rs
While Arctic conditions Of clInnt
prevail in the Northern sections III
Southern parts enjoy an equable eli.
mate and will grow anything that i
ordinarily found in the North Ten.
perate Zone.
1t is surprising to learn that thgs
is more agricultural land under cul.
tivation in the Tanana Valley L
Alaska than there is in the core
spending region of Norway, Sweda
Finland and the three northern pro-
vinces of Russia combined Hesn
ID. Foster in Success Magazine.
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Wesleyan Club

Gentlemen's night of the Wesleyan
Club was observed Thursday eve
ming. A very entertaining program
was enjoyed by all. Song. Brighten
the Corner Where You Are" violin
solo, Colby Robinson, with Miss
Glenys Robinson, accompanist; an
original poem on "Gentlemen's
Night" composed by Mrs. Edward
Chase and read by Mrs. Lottie d..
Wakely: solo. Mrs. Laura Dangler
with Mrs. Jennie Harmon, accom-
panist; reading, Marion Bailey;
song, Loves Old Sweet Song" Rev.
c. d. Mitchell. At the close of the
program a Halloween social follow
ed Dainty refreshments were serv-
ed The refreshment committee were
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ceiying congratulations on the birth
Of a son which occurred OCT. ~.
Both mother and son are doing Wen.
+ MIS-. Eva Fish has returned TO ner
home in Rockport after a pro'ohscd
visit with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Philo lex OF
I:ocllIand are visiting reatiyes ana
friends here.
Daniel Hisler of Augusta was a
visitor In this place, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanford Brown OF
East Gardiner, Mass, are at nome
on their annual vacation visiting
relatives in this place and Palermo
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hill ana ram
lily are going to Sabbatus 1or an III
definite stay.
Ernest French has traded his over
land car for a Wescott.
Mrs. Warren Peaslee of JEFFERSON
was a caller in this place Sunday.
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and Walter A. Leighton of Pittsfleld
are in town this week packing APP
pies for c. A. Jones of China.
Lee Proctor of Randolph was here
Wednesday buying potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Turner and
son, Lewis A. Turner, We're We'd
nesday evening visitors at L. r. Ev-
ans.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dinsmore and
family of Palermo have the heart
felt sympathy of their many friends
in their great sorrow by the death
of their youngest son.
Christine and Harlan Davis of
Liberty who have been visiting their
sister, Mrs. Barclay Miller, returned
to their home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Miller of APP
pleton and George Cooper were call
ers at B. r. Miller's Wednesday
MIR. Einar Hill has finished his
work for Barclay Miller for the sea-
Bath.
Mrs. Lizzie Peirpoint of Washing
ton was visiting relatives here las;
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hisler are le-
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Motor Accidents Decreasing

Motor fatalities have decreased
from 17S per 100000 registered We
hicles in 1917 to SO in 1924.
The accident rate continues to de-
crease despite much carelessness and
lawlessness. There were 1885 motor
fatalities in cities of more than 100,-
600 population for the first six
months of this year, as compared
with 2,03S last year. If this record
can be matched for the balance of
the year 1925 will not only show a
decrease in the accident rate but in
the total number of accidents as well.
There are over million more cars
registered than therS were at the
close Of 1924 For the first four
months Of 1925 the major railroads
of the nation carried 23.O00,000 fewer
passengers than in the same period
last year. These people are travel
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It Is all very well to raise the hood
il the engine is hot, assuming that
you are going to stop by the road
side for while. But with some
hoods there is no provision for hold
ing them open unless one side is
swung all the way back so as to
rest on the top of the other side.
When in this position you have a
situation where the hood is really
folded to a point where the paint of
the most noticeable part is between
two hot sheets of metal. You might
better allow the hood to scorch in the
sun. - -.
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THE ACID TEST OF FRIENDSHIP

" enough to prevent semi-fusing of
dirt and carbon against their heads.
2. Thermo -syphon is the name
given to a cooling system based on
natural circulation of water, no
pump being used.
3. If the brake bands are concen-
trio with the drums, providing for
uniform clearance all the way
around, the bands will wrap a little
around the drums when Ahe brakes
are applied The car will stop with
far less effort 4
4. Painting the top Of the open
car with an aluminium preparation
will keep out so per cent. of the heat
that usually comes through the con-
yentional black top covering.
Copyright 1925 by The Ullman
Feature Service)
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Number Ii
Accepted by Japs

Tokyo, Sept. 81 (AP)-The jan.
ese are not superstitious regard
the number .13. 1t was annol)nr.
that 13-sen stamps would be i'm.
to cover the need created by tn n
crease in the registration fee Il II
sen in addition to the 3-sen for orIl
nafN postage.
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Are. You This Man?

He can tell whether the engine is
running hot or cool simply by accel-
Grating sharply and noting how the
engine takes it. If there is distinct
carbon ping" the pistons are run
ming pretty hot.
y He knows when he needs to have
the oil drained even though he has
not driven $500 miles since last
changing it. The oil pressure guage
on the instrument board shows too
low a pressure when the engine is
being started off cold.
He can telt whether his stop light
signal is working simply by watch
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SOMERVILLE

E. r. Evans, baker at Augusta
State Hospital, is passing his vaca-
ton at his home in this vicinity.
Dexter Turner and daughter,
Orilla 7. Brown, were Wednesday
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Turner
+. c. Boynton has moved onto the
place, in the edge of China, owned
by Mrs. Annie Hatch.
Wesley Haskell of South China