American Army Aviators Seek Safety Lessons in Flight
The article argues air travel remains riskier than rail travel and stresses that a proposed around-the-world flight next spring aims to gain safety knowledge. It notes the army aviators are pursuing safety through experimentation and experience to make commercial aviation viable.
Congress braces for party fissures in coming caucuses
Republicans face factional battles in the House and Senate as progressives push to weaken Speaker Gillett and gains on committee representation. Democrats vie for more seats. Senate leaders weigh dual roles and office control, with cross party support possible to shape early legislation.
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British Aeronautics Denounces Proposed World Flight Stunt
British authorities on aeronautics call the plan for a squadron of American Army airplanes to fly around the world next spring a stunt with uncertain value. They warn the world needs safe, practical aviation advances over reckless speed contests.
Right Living and Longevity Promotes Health Span
Dr Eugene Lyman Smith of the Life Extension Institute argues that most illness is preventable and that the health and work spans can extend to age 60 or beyond. He notes improvements in personal hygiene reduce death rates and cites examples of vigorous activity into old age.
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Wadsworth Proposal Seeks Referendum on Future Amendments
The U S Senate discusses amending the amendment process with Senator Wadsworth proposing that all future federal amendments be sent to the people for a vote. The plan would require a legislature to have been elected after Congress referred an amendment before ratification.
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Washington Friction and Political Tap Dance
The piece contrasts conservative and radical Republicans in Washington with heated tone. It imagines Sam Stewart exposing a Havre bank gang and lampoons President Coolidge’s leadership while predicting chaotic GOP leadership debates. It notes Russia’s winter needs and Germany’s political fragility amid booms and unsure endorsements.
Cookie Family and Snitznoodle Tale From Fairyland
The Snitznoodle joins the Cookie family to guard them from harm. They recount how Mrs. Cookie and Mr. Cookie were baked from leftover dough and eaten by a puppy dog, then transported to Fairyland where lost things awaken. The horoscope notes a troubled December 1923 with labor woes and cautious business guidance.
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Prehistoric Skull Reveals Trepanned Sighting in New Mexico
A skull of a man found recently in New Mexico shows evidence of trepanation. A flint knife indicates the surgery was performed in ancient times.
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