Bay wounded in Camp Meade plane crash leads to council notes
Lieutenant John F. Bay, Army Air Service, was severely injured when his Curtis airplane plunged after takeoff near the hangars at Camp Meade. Bay and Private Eugene H. Norton were in the wreck. Norton expected to recover. Bay suffered a fractured skull and jaw with severe lacerations. Meanwhile Princeton plans a new city council meeting July first with possible police chief candidates.
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Day
Camp Meade
Curtis
Baltimore American
Bay
Earl
Haig
Eugene H. Norton
Army
Lieutenant Bay
Norton
Army Air Service
New Council
W. W. Hamilton
L. N. Lambert
Hamilton
Lambert
Cardui Helps Virginia Woman Share Pleasant Recovery
Miss Mary Alice Hughett of Dublin Virginia described relief after using Cardui a female tonic. She suffered monthly back and head pains and fatigue before the medicine regulated her. she ate slept and pain stopped. She credits Cardui for her improved health and recommends it to others.
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Luke
Dublin
Mary Alice Hughett
Here
Cardui
Hughett
Cardus
Marriage Licenses Issued By County Court Clerk
Licenses issued yesterday for Mack B Lilly 27 and Elsie Mc Claugherty 22 of Bluefield to wed, and Asa Franklin Jones 23 of Oakvale with Rebecca Ann Whitlow 19 of Kelleysville. Hon Isaac T Mann of Bramwell visited the county seat. A J McCoy of Peterstown attended matters. Miss Ursula Brew of Greenbrier visiting friends in East Pittson.
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Mack B. Lilly
Elsie McClaugherty
Bluefield
Asa Franklin Jones
Oakvale
Rebecca Ann Whitlow
Kelleysville
Isaac T. Mann
Bramwell
A. J. McCoy
Peterstown
Ursula Brew
Greenbrier
Princeton
The Heal All of the Indians and Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy
An herb named Manzanita on the Western Plains is praised by Indians for healing power. The article extols nature’s remedies and highlights Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a long proven treatment for female illnesses across the United States.
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Manzanita
Lydia
Pinkham
America
Massive 1 Million-Pound Timber Crusher Tested at Madison Forest Lab
The Forest Products Laboratory in Madison Wisconsin unveils a 40 foot high timber crushing machine that opens jaws to take in wood structures and can exert up to one million pounds. It can crush a wood post one foot square and will provide new data for architects and engineers.
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Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wisconsin
American Forestry Magazine
Carboniferous strata reach 20,000 feet in thickness
Geological note states carboniferous strata can attain a thickness of up to 20,000 feet. The statement highlights the immense vertical extent of these sedimentary layers in certain regions and their significance for subsurface geology.
Ardea’s Marshlands Preserve Latin Town Remnant
A village amid marshes survives as the lone relic of the ancient Latin town of Ardea in Italy. The site preserves narrow streets and ruins nestled in watery surroundings, offering a glimpse into Rome’s early landscape and settlement patterns.
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Ardea
Italy
Tacoma Speedway race to draw top drivers for $20,000 prize
Twelve renowned automobile race drivers will compete in the tenth annual Tacoma Speedway race on July 4 for national championship points and a total prize near 20 thousand dollars. About 50,000 spectators are expected. the 125 lap two mile circuit hosts stars like Tommy Milton Rosco Sarles Jules Ellingboe and Howard Wilcox along with veterans Eddie Pullen Ralph Mulford Joe Thomas Ira Vail and Eddie Hearne. The Tacoma Speedway Association offers 25 thousand prize plus external sponsors contributing about 20 thousand. winner nets 10 thousand from the association and 500 championship points with side money pushing total to near 20 thousand.
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Tacoma
Wash
Tacoma Speedway
Tommy Milton
Indianapolis
Rosco Sarles
Milton
Jules Ellingboe
Speedway
Howard Wilcox
Eddie Pullen
Ralph Mulford
Joe Thomas
Ira Vail
Eddie Hearne
Eddie Miller
Alton Seales
Jerry Wonderlich
Tacoma Speedway Association
Speedway Association
Association
Paris Divorce Case Tied to Initial Carving Incident
Mrs Jessie E K Forsman is granted a divorce from Glenn B Forsman who was indicted on six counts linked to carving his initials on the breast of Beasie Ripgers. The Forsman trial follows the eight language dispute over butter used as relish.
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Paris
Sll
Jessie EK
Forsman
Glenn B Forsman
Beasie Ripgers
Missionaries Safe Among Head-hunting Ao Naga Tribe
Des Moines June 28. Riev Longwell reports from the Northern Baptist Convention that missionaries in the Ao Naga region are safe and gaining converts. He notes western tribal bands closing gaps through Christian fellowship and urges more teachers and recruits amid expanding demand. In Kansas City a veteran learns his War Department death notice for September 17, 1918, arrival in New York.
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Des Moines
Assam
R. PB. Longwell
Northern Baptist Convention
Lonewell
Kansas City
John H White
War Department
New York
France
House Built in Week in London After Council Approval
Harrow Council approved plans for a three room bungalow on Monday. Construction using asbestos sheeting started Tuesday and the family moved in on Saturday.
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London
Harrow Council
Ice Cream Plates Delight Immigrants at Ellis Island
Commissioner Wallis introduced plates of ice cream to about 1,700 immigrants at Ellis Island on Sunday, a moment that the diners found delightful and memorable.
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New York
Wallis
Ellis Island
Dinera
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Thompson Cash Flour & Feed Company
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D. R. Sayers
Sexton & Roberts
Kelly E. Dunn
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Cherie
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Southern West
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Rainbow Records
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