Woman Lived 61 Years as Man Farmer Mary Miller
Iowa City May 22. Mary Miller 79 or 80 recounts living as George Miller for sixty years after choosing to change her sex and work as a farm hand, railroad worker, and bouncer. She was in Chicago as a youth from Berlin with her parents. Now recovering from influenza, she plans to resume her male persona upon discharge.
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Iowa City
Mary Miller
Chicago
Berlin
Germany
Miss Miller
George Miller
Mercy Hospital
Poe
Squibb's Dental Cream Promises Gum and Tooth Protection
An advertising summary noting a survey of fifty thousand dentists found acids as the main cause of tooth decay and irritated gums, with the Danger Line at the gum–tooth junction. The product Squibb's Dental Cream uses 50 percent Milk of Magnesia to neutralize acids, relieves sensitive teeth, keeps gums healthy, and is sold for 40 cents a large tube.
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E. R. Squibb & Sons
Squibb
New York
Germans Show Youth How to Fly in Motorless Plane
Three German glider experts Captain Paul Roehre Peter Heeselbach and Dr Paul Laubenthal visit New York to instruct American youths in gliding and soaring. They note Germanys strong gliding scene and outline the three motorless aircraft stages used to train pilots toward motorized flight. They were invited by I C Penney Jr and the American Motorless Aviation club to tour and exhibit across cities.
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U.S
New York
America
Paul Roehre
Peter Heeselbach
Paul Laubenthal
Germany
Herselbach
Perain
Sevale
I. C. Penney, Jr
American Motorless Aviation Club
Flashes of Life: Joie Ray runs marathon then golf
The piece notes Joie Ray winning a marathon and then playing eighteen holes at the Lido course with a 108 score. Clarence De Mar answers why people run marathons sharing a view on running life for love of the sport.
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Associated
Freee
Long Brach
Gelfer Joie Ray
New Haven
Clarence de Mar
Calvary Baptist Church
Theatrical Producer Elisabeth Marbury Cited in Odd Note
A fragmented clipping mentions Elisabeth Marbury born in 1804 and a quirky line about not wanting to be an old maid. It also briefly notes a delegate and a stray remark about a band in Houston among unrelated lines.
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New York
Mise
Elisabeth Marbury
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