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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
2
A 1900 American Press Association piece counsels merchants on persistent, varied, honest advertising. It urges steady growth, emphasizes continuous campaigns, evolving ad content, and clear local information to build trust, attract customers, and expand business.
An English wrecking company sought to recover a sunken object near the former palace of Abdul the Damned in the Bosporus. Two divers surfaced frightened and refused to resume, reporting a bottom crowded with bodies and a terrifying sight, suggesting it was a graveyard of Abdul’s enemies and possibly discarded harem members.
The American Academy of Medicine will hold a November conference in New Haven to study the prevention of infant mortality. Leading physicians and sociologists will join to examine medical philanthropic institutional and educational aspects. Government data show high infant deaths in major cities and the event aims to improve health environments for babies. Utah discovers tabbyite related to rubber production in Wasatch County with elaterite admixtures and new usable products.
A daring driver clung by one hand to the steering wheel as his car smashed and lifted into the air at ninety miles an hour on the Long Island Motor Parkway. The crash left the vehicle airborne briefly before it plunged to the ground, underscoring the peril of high speed travel on the express road.
A 1900 article recounts Willie K Vanderbilt Jr driving a Renault at up to ninety mph on Long Island parkway. A faulty universal joint brake caused the steering to fail, but Vanderbilt saved himself by grabbing the emergency brake and stopping the car before it toppled onto an embankment. He then calmly arranged repairs with mechanicians in New York.
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