Uboat Chief Koenig Returns After Historic Maiden Voyage
Captain Paul Koenig, famed commander of the Deutschland on its 1916 U S visit, reappears in America during the Bremen era. The veteran navigator, now with North German Lloyd, praises German shipbuilding while reflecting on both wartime and peacetime sea feats.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Deutschland
Baltimore
Paul Koenig
America
Germany
S. S. Bremen
North German
Lloyd Company
Teuton
Bremen
Koenig
Heligoland
North Sea
English Channel
Atlantic
Neckar
Columbus
North German Lloyd Company
Roses Settle Differences in Oregon Rose Bush Display
In Portland a bush of red roses bears a perfect white rose on the same stem, illustrating harmony between rival factions once divided by the War of the Roses. John Rollo hosts the bloom showing reconciliation beyond historic allegiances.
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Portland
Ore
Lancaster
York
John Rollo
Rev Sloan Endorses Orgatone After Remarkable Recovery
Reverend W S Sloan, Baptist evangelist, credits Orgatone with ten years of relief from stomach disorders and improved energy. He reports relief from gall bladder issues, reduced bilious and dizzy spells, and increased appetite. He praises the remedy as genuine, produced by a leading laboratory and sold in Amarillo by Fox Drug Co.
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W. S. Sloan
The
Baptist Church
E. 13Th
Sloan
Iso
Amarillo
Fox Drug Co
Ford Planes Increase to Four Weekly Output
Detroit July 31 production of tri motored all metal Ford air transports has been raised to four planes per week by the Ford airplane division. Since the start of the year the rate averaged three weekly, with new facilities allowing gradual rise. Officials said full capacity to meet current orders will not arrive before September.
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International News Service
Detroit
Ford Motor ® Company
Railway Up Mountain For Austrian Visitors
Vienna July 31 Construction of a railway up the Dachstein is protected in a scheme mapped by the Federal Forest authorities to facilitate Austrian visitors in accessing the mountain region.
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International News Service
Vienna
Dachstein
Federal Forest
Dachstein Mountain A Magnificent Alpine Landmark
The Dachstein sits on the border of Upper Austria and Salzburg. It rises over 10 000 feet and attracts thousands of American visitors yearly to view its vast ice caves and stunning scenery.
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Dachstein
Upper Austria
Salzburg
Airplane Promise Sparks Annulment Suit in Los Angeles
Mrs Hazel H Barnes testifies in superior court that her daughter in law married Alfred L Barnes after he promised an airplane. Six days after the wedding she waited for the plane, learned he had no job, and seeks either annulment or divorce.
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Los Angeles
Alfred L. Barnes
Hazel H. Barnes
Standardized Products For World Favored Standards Rise
Secretary Robert P. Lamont foresees higher world living standards and broader diffusion of wealth as industrial standards spread internationally. The American Standards Association, a federation of 40 national bodies, reports growing global commerce interest and continued program expansion.
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Associated Press
New York
Robert P. Lamont
Department of Commerce
American Standards Association
American Engineering Standards Committee
Lamont
Standards Association
Standardization drives gains across American industry
The report highlights growing industrial standardization and its consumer impact. It notes housewives entering the movement and cites projects for bed sheets and blankets. It describes bolts, nuts, and rivets standards reducing costs from $50–$70 per 100 to about $9 for a large user.
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American Home Economics Association
New Standards Adopted Across Industries This Year
The association reports broad adoption of new standards across many fields in the past year. Notable completions include ten petroleum testing methods, a comprehensive lightning protection code, standard track flanges and car sizes for metal mines, and track work specs for steam and electric railways.
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Association
Bakers Fill Bread With Carpet Tacks
In Moscow on July 31 six bakery workers were arrested for attempted manslaughter after hospital staff found bread containing tacks disguised as raising. Officials say the tacks were intended to fool doctors treating patients who might swallow the bread.
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International
Moscow
Health Department
Two African Lions for Penrose's Zoo
Colorado Springs news reports Spencer Penrose returning from Africa with two African lions. Penrose, a Colorado Springs benefactor, adds big cats to his zoo collection as part of his broader efforts to elevate the city’s polo prominence. He purchased the pair from Captain Hart, a big game hunter.
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Penrose’s Zoo
Colorado Springs
Spencer Penrose
World Spoksman
Colorado Capitalist
Africa
Penrose
Captain Hart
Penrose's Parade of Peculiars Topples Town Prices
Penrose's campaign to bring the Honse town has driven horse meat prices up by several cents per pound. He replaces polo ponies with lions in the cage as his son headlines the sacred white phant event drawing attention in the town.
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Penrose
Honse
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United Press
Rev. Sloan
Orgatone
Borger
Orange County
Virginia
Isaac Walton
Hoover
White House
Dorothea Fleischer
Gordonsville
Ford
D. D. Dennis
Old Gold
Mr. S
O. G
P. Lorillard Co
Paul Whiteman
Jazz King
Columbia Broadcasting System
D. T. Carlisle
Hills Bros’ / A
Orher
Hills Bros
Coffer
Pat
Hills Bros Coffee
Folte
Southwestern Public
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