Mayflower Presidential Yacht Reflects Modern American Power
A 1925 profile lauds the Mayflower as the president’s yacht, sturdy, fast, and up to date. It notes its White House role, guest roster, Navy crew, and radio as well as film capabilities, with links to presidential history from Roosevelt to Coolidge.
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President Coolidge
Presidente
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United States of America
Jachi
United States Navy
Navy Department
Roosevelt
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Tait
Woodrow Wilson
Warren G. Waring
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
White House
Harding
New England
United States
George Washington
Americs
Utte
Grand Lake
Colorado Rockies
Seven Seas
White Court
Swampscott
Mass
Washington
White House No. 2
America
Navy Band
Broadway
R. W. Shram
George L. Watson
Watson
Nays Departmeur
Mayflower
Adulphus Antrews
Edgar Allen Poe
Ogden Goelet
Cuba
San Juan
Porto Rico
George Dewey
North Atlantic
Panama
Panama Canal
Coghlan
Portsmouth
N. B
Russia
Japan
Anda
Ura
The Lesser of Two Evils Slants on Life
Harold Clarence Bilberry and Margery Golightly Bilberry mark a quiet anniversary in a satirical scene. The idle couple banters about clubs and social life while a theater audition notice interrupts their ease, revealing the couple’s complacent pretensions and Margery’s fading glamour.
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Margery
Arold Clarence Bilberry
Mr. Bilberry
Birs
Bilberry
Margery Golightly
Comedienne
Harold Clarence
Freox
Intellectuil Dernier Ressom
James
Mrs. Riberry
Noah
New Treatment Suppresses Blood Pressure Injections
Dr W J MacDonald of St Catherines Canada reports in 38 clinical cases that hypodermic injections of extracts of Iver reduce blood pressure. Patients had elevated pressures for six years on average before treatment and those over 200 persist require weekly doses to maintain normal levels.
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W. J. MacDonald
St Catherines
Canada
Sherman Prepared for Any Emergency
Julie Gary praises an efficient overseer at a banquet recalling Sherman on his march to the sea. The Detroit Free Press notes Confederate cavalry threats to rail lines and bridges, yet Sherman’s trains would pass, underscoring preparedness and resilience.
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Sherman
Julie Gary
Shermain
Detroit Pree Press
Cure for Insomnia Machine Promises Sleep Aid
Agriventer of Macclesheld England claims a device that sits by the bed and emits 32 color flashes at prearranged intervals to soothe the retina and induce sleep. He says the invention has cured several stubborn cases of sleeplessness in ten minutes.
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Macclesheld
England
Mamtinis Ba
Foolish Brick Trap Leads to Accident Policy Claim
A comic crime vignette shows a jailed man named Flaherty explaining to a judge why he dropped bricks on his friend Nolan. He says Nolan sought money and came to the building where he worked, leading to the fatal head injury as a stunt gone wrong for an accident policy.
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Flaherty
Nolan
Jude
Tiorhes Magazine
Farewell to Fog Trials Use Sand Rain to Break Clouds
United States aviators conducted dispersal experiments by discharging electrified sand showers. The sand clouds reportedly caused small rain showers, breaking up heavy cloud masses and reducing fog.
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