Record Flight Height Exceeds Eight Miles in Navy Stunt
Léont Soucek of the U S Navy sets a record by reaching 43 166 feet using compressed oxygen and an engine supercharger. Capt Hawthorne Gray previously rose to 42 470 feet in a balloon but died from oxygen deprivation in the rarefied air. The piece notes extreme cold and challenges of oxygen supply in high altitude flight. It also includes a tangential anecdote about a stenographer learning her grandfather’s title company would offer a one inch by eighteen foot strip of land at high nuisance value and Manhattan real estate prices per square foot rise with population.
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Apollo’ Soucek
U.S Navy
Avas Lacut
Soucek
Hawthorne Gray
U Army
Winlich
Lving
San
New York
Massac County Shopper Encounters Confusing Label Text
A shopper in Massac County describes buying matches in a grocery store with a garbled package label. The handwritten or OCR text reads like a jumble of phrases and currency amounts, making the product identity unclear and the scene chaotic.
Adults Contract Children's Diseases
Adults can contract many children’s diseases and often suffer similar symptoms. Worm infections illustrate this, causing loss of appetite weight loss disturbed sleep and itching. White’s Cream Vermifuge is advertised as a safe remedy, available at W. Splatt & Co., Aiken.
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Wright
Childern
W. Splatt & CO
Aiken
Cost of Amusement and Luxury in United States
The piece argues that Americans spent over four million dollars on pleasure motoring and at least three billion on other luxuries like film, phonographs, radios, and airplanes in the past year. It notes gasoline use at twenty six million gallons daily across forty three states, and critiques wages, cost of living, and the influence of promoters on prizefighting and boxing receipts in shaping business success.
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United States
Boxeffuu
Rtason
Wen
Spires Davidson Engagement Noted in Green Pond
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Spires of Green Pond announce the engagement of their daughter Fausteene Dorothy to Louis David son with a wedding planned for Sunday.
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W. H. Spires
Green-Pond
Fausteene Dorothy
Louis Davidson
Sundas
Master’s Sale in North Augusta South Carolina
Public sale by order of the Court of Common Pleas in Aiken County. Edith B Jackson and John W Jackson as administrator of P Jackson et al. will sell at public outcry at the courthouse in Aiken during legal hours on July 1 1920. Property lies on the east side of West Avenue between Forest and Woodlawn Avenues in North Augusta, part of Block 26. Described as a map lot with width 60 feet and depth about 140 feet, bounded by an alley on the north and by adjacent lots on the east and west.
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Court Attone Oun’ Pleas
Aiken
S. C
North Augusta
Coun
State of
South Carolina
West Avenue
Forest
Woodlawn
George W. Summers
Eyven
Bedur
Bales Uush
Bid deposit for re-mastering premises in Aiken County
A fragment states a deposit of 200.00 dollars as evidence of good faith or bid will not be accepted and premises immediately re-master for Aiken County. The readable text references Edward Croft and legal or bidding context without full details.
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Aiken County
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