Necks Blistered at Chickamauga
Newsman and soldier boys endure heat during seven hours of battalion drills with the Fifth Georgia regiment at Chickamauga Park. The march totals about ten miles, the sun is fierce, and fatigue leads to blisters and sun exposure. A reporter in uniform learns discipline as he patrols a guard beat and later limps back after a five mile hike. Tomorrow extends drills in extended order for vital training.
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Tom Bryson
Chickamauga Park
Fifth Georgia Regiment
Ase
Bean
Chattanooga
Intarast
Ife
Carolina
Never
Dilstera
Atlants
Simple home remedy for infant stomach and bowel distress
A primitive guide promotes a homemade mixture to ease baby crying and colic. It suggests dissolving sugar in water, adding granulated su wet peat, then Medoflor, claiming it safely soothes the bowels and stomach. The article urges keeping a bottle for quick use, touting mild harmless effects.
Aviator Falls to Death in 100 Foot Plunge
A Wright Bi plane plunged from about 100 feet killing the aviator who had previously crossed the Channel. The dramatic accident marks the 12th fatality linked to the era’s rapid aviation fever as a long list of pilots perished in early aircraft tests and displays across Europe and the United States.
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Wright
Rolls
Tragic crash ends Bournemouth aviation day as Rolls dies
Bournemouth July 12 reports Captain Charles Stewart Rolls dies after his Wright biplane breaks up in flight during a flying tournament. The accident near the grandstand injured or killed bystanders as medical teams struggle to reach the wreckage. Rolls had earlier crossed the Channel in elite aviation feats and was celebrated as Britain’s bravest aviator.
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Rolla
Rolls
Selfridge
Thomas Bou
Orvilis Wright
Washington
Hina, Rowe
Rome
Lefevrche
Wright
Suvissy
France
Louis
Boulogne
Antonio Fernandez Spaniard
Nice
Delagrange Leon
Bordeaux
Herbert Lebelon
San Sebastian
Spain
Mienlein Claavelle
Lyons
Steyer Eugene
San Francisco
Rehi
Steltin
Germany
Waeheter Charlen
Rheims
Atonnette
de la Roche
Charles & Holis
Lord Liangatterk
England
Rely
Ana
Slava
Audemars
Awlss
Bournemootr
Holle
Charles Stewart Rolls
Channel
Dover
Calais
Loula Blorlot
Count de Lessepe
Hubert Latham
Calala
Novice Aviator Falls One Hundred Feet at Night
Howard W Gill of Balthmore, a novice aviator, plunged about 160 feet near East St Louis during a novice meet. A runaway team of cars under the craft caused Gill to lose control, the machine nearly capsizing before crashing. Gill was thrown clear, sustaining serious injuries.
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East St Louis TM
Howard W Gill
Balthmore
Craes
Gill
Mrs Myrick Visitor at the State Capitol
Mrs M L Myrick formerly editor for The Americas Times Recorder and now a Savannah Georgia resident visited the state capitol yesterday. The Georgia woman greeted friends and chatted with many, offering little comment on current political issues.
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M L Myrick
The
Americas Times Recorder
Savannah Ga
State Capitol
Georgia
Beautiful Lingerie Sale Offers Midrange Garments at 79c
A lively catalog advertises gowns corset covers chemises combinations skirts petticoats and drawers priced at 79 cents. It stresses sturdy, honest construction with quality materials and trims like Val lace embroidery and hemstitched lawn, urging women to shop today for plain yet substantial undergarments.
Girl badly hurt in struggle with Black attacker in Johnson City
July 12 report says a 17 year old daughter of MHS Campbell was found at her father’s home badly bruised with hands tied and gagged. Witnesses describe a frantic struggle with a Black man who slashed her clothing with a knife before a mob of enraged residents searched for the assailant.
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Johnson City
MHS Campbell
Yiel d
Arrested for horse theft at wife's grave side
Monroe Louisiana July 7 Returning here early today with Philip Was alleged horse thief Sheriff Parker and deputies reported Ward stood by his wife’s grave when he drew revolvers. The posse intervened, handcuffed him, and removed him from the scene. Ward’s wife had died by self destruction. Authorities accuse Ward of multiple horse theft charges and firing on a Black farmer in previous days. Gudger is nominated Asheville Ko July 12 The Hon Mr Gudger was nominated as
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Monroe
Philip
Parker
Hia
Ward
Ouachita City
Darter Wa
Gudger
Asheville
Ko C
Mr. Gudger, Ir
Marblehead lieutenant Priggner’s suicide amid air battles
Marblehead July 13 Lieutenant Alexander L Priggner of Borough aped Hungary a 26 aviator who designed and operated mero planes killed himself by jumping from a cliff into Marblehead harbor after weeks of low spirits. He had suffered several mishaps in recent fights with the Burges Curties aeroplanes and reportedly expressed intent to die by his own hand.
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Marblehead
Mace
Alexander L. Priggner
Bue
Hungary
Marblehead Harbor
Burges Curties
Lietenant Pizer
Imachine
Urck
Bora
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