Flying ships grow as seaplane future evolves
Navy experts foresee seaplanes becoming independent sea going units that can ride out heavy weather on the surface and lift into air or land safely in rough seas. The NC program expands to larger flying ships, with “mother ships” and fleets of air cruisers, as Congress debates aviation funding.
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Washington
Navy
Atlantic
A.C. Read
Plymouth
England
Azores
Ponta Delgada
Tlockaway
John Hi. Towers
Navy Department
Asis
Congress
Daniels
General Board
Naval
Ninety Year Old Man Baptized at Colored Revival
R. L. Peters of Winston-Salem, North Carolina leads a late revival gathering drawing wary conversions. The event underlines growing interest in religious renewal as crowds pack the meeting space and participants discuss faith and future commitments.
Meeting at West Bluefield church draws diverse seekers
A highly successful gathering at West Bluefield Christian Church near the state line reports twenty confessions and ongoing Sundays of preaching. Evangelist draws large mixed crowds as old and young, black and white, are urged to abandon creeds and become Christians. Charles Thompson, aged about ninety, is among the elderly mentioned. Individuals respond as sermons grow stronger.
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West Bluefield
Sin
G. M. Dickerson
Local Notables Move and Return After Assignments
Eckman Ww. (Burt) Piet resigns from Pulaski Troop Company and moves to Akron Ohio. Misses Mariel Debart and Nan Pigg depart for Athens for the summer normal. Mrs. Darie Wylton returns to Athens after visiting Mrs. W D Stevens. Mrs. T K Farley and children travel to East Radford Virginia to visit relatives. Sergeant Eugene Hird returns home after overseas duty. Telegram confirms safe arrival of Lieut R at home to Mr. and Mrs. N J Duvell.
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Burt) Piet
Pulaski Tro C Company
Akron
Ohio
Mariel Debart
Nan Pigg
Athens
Darie Wylton
W. DT. Stevens
Filly
Sunbeam
East Radford
T. K. Farley
Martha Spencer
Portsmouth
C. S. Stevenson
Eugene Hird
M. A
N. J. Duvell
Lieut
Thedford’s Black-Draught credited with saving life
Mrs Kate Lee Able of Noseville Georgia recounts severe illness of her husband after heavy lifting and abdominal injury. Despite doctors, castor oil failed until Thedford’s Black-Draught was taken. she credits it with relief and recovery and urges others to try the remedy.
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Noseville
Kate Lee Able
Centaud
Thedford
Duvall in New York Visit Notes
L Duvall stays in New York as J S Deaton visits his daughter Mrs Offett at Ronceverte Street Hivefield after a brief stay in Eckman with friends.
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L. Duvall
New York
J. S. Deaton
Mrs. Offett
Ronceverte Street
Hivefield
Eckman
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Cummings
Victor East India
Victoria Ginger
Horehound
Victoria Ginger and
McDowell Supply CO
Welch, W. Va
Arrow Products CO
Peoria, Hi
Montauk Point
Long Island
St. John's
Newfoundland
Ireland
Pacific Coast
Navy Yard
St. John’s
Daily Telegraph
Gey
Bluefield Bottling Works
R. L. Peters
Winston- Salem, N. C
Georgette
Bluefield
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