Aerial Exploration and the World Yet Unmapped
A Strand Magazine inspired view argues air power will unlock the Earth’s silent frontiers. It cites routes from Gibraltar to the Sahara and Himalayas as future aerial corridors, predicts mapping of vast polar and arid regions within a decade, and notes costs, bases, and wireless gear as limits and enablers for exploration.
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Lady Astor Campaign Slogan Sparks House of Commons Bid
Whos Who in the World notes Nancy Astor wife of Waldorf Astor pursues a seat in Parliament. The American-born Lady Astor, famed for quick repartee, faces hecklers in crowded meetings revealing sharp quips about men and power and Eve, Kaiser, and Dutch village punishment.
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Coolidge Named National Figure After Reelection
Governor Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts is hailed as a national figure for his Americanism stance against radicalism after winning reelection. Born July 4 in Vermont, he rose from Northampton city council to mayor, state senator, lieutenant governor, and finally governor, with a reputation for brief speeches and a prominent political dynasty.
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Pen Sketch of Judge E H Gary at Industrial Conference
Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel is profiled in a pen sketch by William Jon White. The nar rator portrays Gary as a nerveless, impeccably dressed figure whose calm steadiness stands in contrast to Samuel Gompers and the fierce rhetoric of the steel trust debate watched by reporters and spectators.
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General Gorgas Declares Yellow Fever Eradicated
Major General William C. Gorgas reports the yellow fever menace has been eradicated. The final outbreak point, Guayaquil in Ecuador, is cleared, ending a plague once deemed unstoppable and linked to Columbus era discovery. The Rockefeller commission spearheaded the eradication effort before World War II redirected resources.
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Onion Recipes From A Historic Cook Book Card
A reader notes various onion based dishes from a late era cookbook blending onion science and kitchen tips. It lists Cream of Onion Soup Onion Sandwich Onion Salad Curried Salmon Salt Fish Hash Breaded Tongue Stew of Oysters and Celery and Baked Sardines with steps and ingredients. The tone echoes home cooking guidance with practical tips and modest serving ideas.
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Unusual preservative fern leaves keep food fresh
The leaves of the fern plant, common almost everywhere, are described as excellent preservatives for packing food fruit and meat. Potatoes packed in fern leaves stay as fresh as when dug in winter, preserving springtime freshness.
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