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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1929
Page
7
Winnipeg reports say three renowned geologists and two pilots vanished during an expedition seeking copper near Hudson Bay. Two planes with Co. C. D. H. McAlpine, Alex Reading, E. A. Broadway, G. A. Thompson and Capt. McMillan went missing near Athabasca after days overdue as winter storms hamper rescue efforts.
London reports John L. Baird demonstrates the Noctovisor, a device claimed to detect distant lights through fog. In a test on a dark hill, a motorcar headlight three miles away was located through an artificial fog substitute, proving potential for naval navigation in fog.
The Amarillo All Rotary Orchestra presents plays and between the acts, delivering a concert style program. Performers and pieces are listed in the program with interludes shaping the evening.
In a tense scene, Brent reveals to Mr. Cunningham that the conversation concerns Cunningham’s granddaughter. The elder man reacts with shock as Brent confirms the family connection and hints at a possible meeting, heightening the suspense in the continuation.
Engineers report seven and a half foot diameter tires with sixteen inch cross sections crafted for the world’s largest airplane, aimed at supporting its enormous wingspan and takeoff weight.
An advertisement touts Lea's Hair Tonic as a safe long term remedy for gray hair and bald spots. It claims gradual natural color return, stimulates scalp growth, cites user testimony, and offers a money back guarantee with ordering details.
The piece recalls the Maxwell House hotel chefs roasting game and serving a famed blended coffee. It promotes Maxwell House as the world’s largest selling packaged coffee, linked to the hotel that popularized it and urging readers to find the coffee at grocers now.
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