Polar flights deemed worthless for meteorology say German expert
Berlin July 23 A Prussia Meteorological Institute director dismissed Arctic airship ventures as scientifically useless. He urged organized polar stations and a new Polar Year, citing Nansen’s Fram as the model and cautioning against risky flights and human risk.
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Berlin
Amundsen
Norge
Nobile
Italia
Fritjof Nansen
H. von Ficker
Meteorological Institute of
Prussia
Deutsche Allegmeine Zeitung
North Pole
Polar
Fram
Man Kills Two Women For 28 Cents In Amiens
In Amiens on July 23 Serge Gambier aged 19 killed two elderly sisters aged 70 and 64 who ran a small inn. He struck one with an axe and killed the other with a razor as she tried to help. He looted the inn and found only 28 cents.
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Amiens
Serge Gambier
Serge
Improper Shoes Alter Posture and Weight Balance
The text notes that improper footwear makes the body lean backward and shifts the weight line forward, resulting in poorer posture and balance.
Toiling inventors find patron saint in Parker
Clark W Parker, once a Detroit youth with little formal schooling, rose to become a leading automotive engineer and head of Automotive Royalties in New York. He now acts as a patron saint to inventors, offering free guidance and royalty-based patenting and production clerks to bring ideas to market.
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New York
Detroit
Michigan
Clark W. Parker
Parker
America
Automotive Royalties Corporation
General Motors
Pilot drops 4000 feet sees cemetery in cloudburst
A Stinson Detroiter carrying three Warren men and a Cleveland passenger plunged from 4800 to 200 feet between Harrisburg and Warren. The pilot M. F E Headley said tombstones appeared first, then the craft circled and landed in a field. Passengers were John S. King Cleveland N A Walcott president Packard Electric Co Warren and D McGregor sales manager.
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International News Service
Warren
Ohio
Cleveland
Harrisburg
Stinson
M. F E. Headley
John Ss. King
N. A. Walcott
Packard Electric Co
D. McGregor
Laws on Hives Status Stir Nationality Debate
Miss Emma Wold of Oregon and Washington, D. C., compiled statutes from 73 countries for the National Woman's Party. Her survey shows marriage can determine a woman's nationality via her husband, with variations in many nations and in the Philippines. The Cable Act of 1922 left some exceptions for U.S. law.
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United Press
Washington
Emma Wold
Oregon
Washington, D. C
National Woman's Party
Brazil
Japan
United States
Philippine Islands
McCoy's Tablets Promise Quick Pounds and Health Boost
Promotes McCoy's Tablets as a flesh gaining health aid for underweight individuals. Claims rapid weight gain of at least 4 pounds after four boxes or two dollars with a money back guarantee. References cod liver oil tablets and availability at drug stores nationwide.
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McCoy
Fox
Randal
Pr. O
America
Citizenship Rights for Married Women Spreads Worldwide
The text notes married women gaining independent citizenship in South America and spreading to Europe Belgium and France and Soviet Russia with Scandinavian nations following. The National Woman's Party argues nationality should detach from marriage to preserve individual dignity and simplify law. Miss Wold's compilation appears as a government document.
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Belgium
France
Soviet
Russia
Scandinavian
National Woman's Party
Miss Wold
Insect Threat Prompts Home Fly Tox Campaign
Health authorities warn flies and other pests spread bread diseases with over thirty illnesses linked to insects. The ad urges housewives to keep a sprayer of Fly-Tox at hand, noting Mellon Institute development and a money back guarantee.
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Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Research Fellowship
Vice President Elect Of Argentina Dies
Buenos Aires July 23 Dr Francisco Beiro vice president elect of Argentina has died. The Associated Press reports the death occurred in the capital, details forthcoming from officials. The loss follows Beiro’s recent political prominence and prospective role in the new administration.
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Argentina
Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Francisco Beiro
Argentina’s Running Mate Hipolito Yrigoyen Aide Dies
An Argentine figure, dieing after a long illness, served as the running mate to Hipolito Yrigoyen. In other notes, the alba tross is noted as the largest sea bird with a 12 foot wingspan.
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Argentina
Hipolito Yrigoyen
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