Hacking the Palo Duro Park Move to a Panhandle state park
The State Highway Commission backs establishing a Palo Duro Canyon state park and is delaying new Panhandle highway routings until park plans progress. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram urges local leadership to drive the project, noting the canyon's scenic value and private land ownership as barriers to opening it to the public.
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Palo Duro Canyon
Highway Board
Austin
Panhandle
United States
Fort Worth
Paio Dura Canyon
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Star-Telegram
Highway Commission
Germany's Merchant Fleet Revives After War Losses
Germany's merchant fleet has rebounded from near destruction in World War I to about four-fifths of its 1914 tonnage, now surpassing 4,000,000. Only Britain and the United States exceed it, with a forecast it may overtake the US and narrow Britain in the coming years.
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Germany
America
Britain
Disregarding Their Safety: Doctors Guard Pilot Examinations
The Department of Commerce requires strict medical exams for commercial pilot licenses. Doctors must stay vigilant as many men attempt to fool tests with false marks, though few succeed, creating a curious quirk in human nature.
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Department of Commerce
Thoughts on Urban Expansion and Faith Loss
A compact reflection quotes Isaiah about land grabbing and warns of social costs of dense development. It pairs the biblical verse with a personal remark on faith and entering cities, attributed to Amerson as a quoted sentiment.
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Amerson
Proper physicals protect pilots and public safety
The article stresses that strict medical exams are essential for pilots, safeguarding both the pilot and others. It warns that some men ignore these requirements, risking their lives by attempting to fly without proper physical fitness.
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Ture
Seen About New York Art World Secrets and Celebrities
In New York collectors fear aspiring artists more than burglars as galleries face intrusions by would be painters. Notable buyers like Sir Joseph Duveen use coded bids, while Hearst, Winthrop, and duPont identities surface under assumed names. Fame and crowds swirl around premieres and Ruthville fans chase Babe Ruth at the ballpark.
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New York
Manhattan
Joseph Duveen
Nerely
New York Baseball Grounds
Ruthville
Iva
Babe
The Woman's Day: Money to Support Chaplin Sons Explored
A 1920 column outlines Charlie Chaplin and ex wife Lita Grey Chaplin funding for their two sons costing around 1000 dollars monthly. It also discusses parental costs for families and jokes about social pressure while shifting to a separate tale of Emily Pocheo alias Emily Delpine exposing Robert Elliott Burns in a prison manhunt and the complex dynamics of love, loyalty, and betrayal.
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NEA
Annene Sumner
Charlie Chaplin
Lita Grey Chaplin
Emily Pocheo
Emily Delpine
Robert Elliott Burns
Chicago
Office romance with Sticko tensions and boss friction
Molly Anderson works as secretary in a firm run by Mr. Frazier while her fiancé Bob Brownell is a salesman. The office manager nicknamed Sticko clashes with Molly, and Frazier explains Sticko’s grip on hiring. Molly questions his hostility as the couple navigate work relations and married life prospects. They discuss Sticko, power, and the risk of office marriages.
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Molly Anderson
Bob Brownell
Mr. Frazier
Molly
Sticko
Bob
Brownell
Brownel
Frazier
Wragier
Adenoids threaten child health in mouth breathing risks
Health column explains adenoids common in children ages five to ten, causes growths in pharynx, linked to mouth breathing, facial deformities, sleep disturbance, repeated colds, and potential deafness. Treatment includes diet changes, breathing training, and possible surgery after thymus check.
Mystery Merrimac: A Sunken Collier at Santiago Harbor
In American naval lore the name Merrimac links to the ironclad, but a humbler Merrimac made history 81 years ago in the Spanish American War. On June 8 1808 Lieutenant Richard Hobson and sailors sank a collier at the harbor entrance to trap the Spanish fleet, though the ship did not sink where planned and the crew was captured.
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Spain
Santiago
Richard Hobson
Circus Oath and Pickpocket Incident Recalls Family Bargain
Narrator recounts a chaotic circus day where a pickpocketed moment triggers a mock solemn oath about never attending another circus. A father and son debate changing the oath, with joking amendments suggested as they walk home, the mood improved by the odd incident.
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Pop
Circus Satuday
Methoozla
Seni
Air
Letter Golf Fun Digs Into Coal Mine Theme
A playful Letter Golf puzzle centers on a coal mine theme with par six. One solution appears on the back page. Players change one letter at a time to transform COW to HEN through only valid common words without altering letter order.
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Killer Kane
John Dill
Killer
Harry Winthrop
Henry duPont
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Charles Spencer
Sidney Chaplin
Jack
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Owl's Club
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Richard Calkins
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Health and Diet Advice
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Little Joe
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