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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1919

Page

4

Colonel Mistakenly Challenged by Sentry In Practice Incident

A colonel riding at dusk is halted by a guard shouting halt who discovers no guard was posted. The sentry explains he is practicing, and the colonel dismounts and questions the error while vowing vengeance on the sergeant responsible.

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Tension Breaks On Transport Evading Submarine Fire

A regiment of colored workers aboard a transport faced fire from a submarine during the voyage. After several cannon shots and an abandon ship alert, a loud racial taunt from the rear rank relieved the tension, ending the immediate danger.

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New British Airplanes Demonstrate Automatic Flight

A pilot let a British aircraft fly itself for about 20 miles while he kept feet on the rudder bar and hands off the controls. The single preflight act required only gentle steering to reach an airfield two miles away, then the pilot resumed control to land.

Not Another Man In Sight Objection Sparks Honeymoon Visit

A couple argues about a honeymoon destination noting no other man in sight as the sole objection, highlighting the setting as delightful for their trip.

Lightning Power Estimate Sparks Scientific Debate

A renowned electrician calculates that a single lightning flash could supply enough energy to illuminate a two mile by two mile area at about one candle power. He notes that producing this level of illumination would require 13 000 horsepower for one second.

Question and Answer on Public Painting and Home Repair

Government urges six month campaign to boost building and jobs. Repair work will resume as wartime restrictions end and paint is profitable long term. Painting a Henke home costs about 125 dollars for 60 years of upkeep, proving paint pays. Old paint can prime barn or fence but better to repaint with fresh coat for durability.

Washington United States

Government develops anti rust dope for aircraft wings

The government has produced protective coatings or dopes to guard iron and steel from rust and to weather proof and fireproof airplane wings. Officials note potential commercial uses for these coatings beyond wartime needs. It pays to advertise in The Herald.

The Herald

Norwegian Wedding Festivities Describe Ceremonial Promenade

A Norwegian wedding is a delightful spectacle with the national costume in full view. The wedding party travels in procession to the church and after the ceremony a village green dance follows with violin accompaniment. Festivities continue the next day and may extend further.

Silence Zones in Fog Hinder Ship Sounds

An article notes fog banks create zones of silence where sound is retarded or stopped. In the same fog area a clear lane allows sound to travel, so one ship may hear a distant vessel while missing nearby ones.

People’s Home Journal

Difficult Men to Handle Quote by Napoleon

A concise aphorism notes that no government can easily govern men whose intentions are honest yet whose consciences are bewitched, highlighting political caution and restraint. The remark underscores the complexity of managing principled opposition within a state.

Napoleon

Averb Becomes Nagger And Suggests Escape From Home

A fragmented note urges those inclined to drink or gamble to seek vacation and change of scene. It claims absence from home can cure a blue vision and that contact with others helps become reasonable. It also advises seeing the better side of life and practicing kindly speech despite discomfort.

The Missus in Charge Remark From Editor Vacation

The Jefferson Review editor took a long overdue vacation and Irene notes that his wife runs the business by banking income yet avoids paying bills. She claims she works hard but keeps them busy since their move.

Missus The Jefferson Review Irene Oregonian

Global Fashion Taboos Show Varied Dental Adornments

The passage notes Japan favoring golden teeth in professional settings while India prefers red-stained teeth and parts of Sumatra regard any front teeth as unacceptable for a respectable woman.

Japan Ndia Sumatra

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