Dirigibles Debate Reignites Space Age Possibilities
In a Globe opinion column the writer reviews a Navy scientists panel finding big airships like the Akron and Macon can be built safely and used if thoroughly tested. The piece argues airships could aid national transport and potentially space exploration, urging continued experimentation.
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Uncle Sam
America
Navy
Ohio
Akron
Jersey
Macon
Navy Department
Germany
Marcosson Moves Again as Traveling Journalist
Isaac Marcosson, now the No 1 traveling journalist, has shifted from a Gramercy Park townhouse to an East 70s apartment. The piece notes his globe-trotting career, famous acquaintances, and a portrait of his influence in journalism and society.
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Agatha
Aunt Ellen
Dana
Cameron
Ellen
O, O
Mcintyre
New York
Isaac Marcosson
Gramercy Park
Clemencau
Marco
Lloyd George
Herriot
Hitler
Mussolini
Rudyard Kipling
Dom Paul Kruger
Lord Northcliffe
King Edward
King Alfonso
Cecil Rhodes
Marcosson
Louisville
David Graham Phillips
Hendrik Willem van Loon
van Loon
Irving Bachellor
Riverside
Holland
Blacky Moves to Escape Goshawk and Owl Clash
In the Green Forest Blacky the Crow hides from Terror the Goshawk and Whitey the Snowy Owl. Terror surveys prey with sharp eyes while Whitey skims the area. A rooftop of danger prompts Blacky to seek a safer perch as the two large birds dispute hunting grounds.
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Bill
Terror
Blacky
Crow
Whitey
Green Forest
Goshawk
T. W. Burgess
Canadian Star of Seats and Sporting Sparks
Famed Canadian born stage star featured alongside a puzzle of modern terms and old world clues. The mixed wordplay runs through emulated marks, prepositions and verses while noting a variety of names, ages, and regional references.
Quiz Questions From a School Page
A reader provided sample trivia: 23 000 stories in the Washington Monument. Greek often claimed as the most perfect language. the heart rests briefly between beats, about eight-tenths of a second.
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Washington Monument
Mount Cook Dominates New Zealand's Winter Scene
The article details the Maori naming of Aorangi and the white explorer Captain Cook, linking New Zealand’s highest peak Mount Cook at 12 349 feet with winter sports culture and featuring a pictorial issue border with Mount Conk fills native flora.
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Orangl
South Pacific
New Zealand
James Cook
Mount Cook
Toledo Newsboys Learn Trades Through Association
During the past year 2066 Toledo newsboys learned various trades through the Toledo Newsboys Association. In 1929 only 700 participated in the association’s activities. Kansas supplies more volcanic ash used for abrasives scouring powder and soaps than any other state and has never had a volcano.
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Toledo
U.P
Toledo Newsboys’ Association
Kansas
State
Word Builder Eating Contest Near Angeles
A brief scene describes a soup eating contest near Angeles where contestants finished first after cooling their bowls outside a cabin. The account notes the wise elder of the party observing and the table setting nearby.
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Angeles
Word Builder Clue Obliquely Notes A Hot Day
A quirky clue about a TOT roaming in sun and a crow not pledging troth as heat climbs beyond fifty in the shade. The passage plays on homophones and sounds like a playful word puzzle from a past puzzle page.
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Glenn Prank
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McClure Newspaper
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Scott Stanley
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Nancy
Ronald
Paula Long
Scott
DR. Osborne
Ronnie
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M'Intyre
Edlen
Gran
Florida
California
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N. J
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Department J
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Wizard Novelty
Douglas Fairbanks
Puck
Lafayette Street
Zim
Flagg
Gelett Burgess
Montague Glass
Myra Kelly
Theodore Dreiser
John Gilbert
James Quirk
Film Magazine
Hollywood
Thornton W Burges
Gilbert
Quirk
Boston
the Biltmore
Los Angeles
McNaught Syndicate
BY Paul Harrison
NEA Service
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Dorothy Parker
Alan Campbell
Miss Parker
Sam
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Hacketts
Albert Hackett
Frances Goodrich
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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Star
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