What the Yank Thinks Now of the Bolshevik
United Press reports five American prisoners from Archangel who were held by the bolsheviks in Moscow express strong denial of communist aims. They describe lectures on revolution, scarce food, and freedom in Moscow, contrasting hostility to Bolshevism with pride in American independence.
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Airships and Seaplanes to Transform Transatlantic Trade
The article argues that passenger airliners and later air palaces will replace dirigibles, with seaplanes first due to lower cost. It notes airships could shuttle money quickly, reducing interest delays between New York and Kansas City as bankers discuss air express services.
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Travel Route Promises Savings via Interest
The plan would go from Kansas City to Buffalo to Cleveland Detroit and Chicago and pay for itself through money saved on interest.
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Music Professor Barrington Dies After Streetcar Crash
Professor Alfred R. Barrington of Ohio State University, 60, died after being struck by a streetcar in Columbus today. He sustained injuries this morning and passed away shortly after noon.
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Alfred R. Barrington
Ohio State University
Three Miners Die in Mine Accident at O Neill Mine
In Fayette City Pennsylvania three miners were killed and seven others seriously injured when rock and earth fell in the O Neill mine of the Pittsburgh Coal Company. About 400 miners were trapped underground for nearly two hours after the cave in.
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Fayette City
O'Neill
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Chamberlain's Remedy Aids Summer Complaint Recovery
Summer complaint in children now sees fewer deaths since Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy gained use. With castor oil per directions and proper diet, about ninety nine of a hundred cases recover. Mr W G Campbell of Butler Tennessee reports strong results from this remedy.
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W. G. Campbell
Butler, Tenn
You Cant Gave Rheumatism With Liniments and Lotions
An old advertisement-style plea argues rheumatism cure comes from cleansing the blood. It touts S. S. S. as the superior blood purifier and urges readers to obtain it from drug stores. The ad offers a Medical Director address in Atlanta for advice.
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Atlanta, Ga
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