International air races set for St. Louis October event
St. Louis prepares an international air races program October 1 to 3 featuring the Pulitzer Trophy and other events testing speed durability and construction. Expected entries include Sadi Lacointe and Black Paya with potential entry by Herbert James. Prize money totals $13,000 plus multiple trophies and medals for top finishers across varied classes with about 100 entries anticipated from the United States and Canada.
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St. Louis
The
Flying Club of
Sadi Lacointe
Black Paya
Herbert James
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Canada
Flying Club of St. Louis
Liberty Engine Builders
Aviation Club of Detroit
Merchants’ Exchange of St. Louis
Mulvihill
Detroit News
Crow's Nest Gate Premonition Atop the Cliffs
Brendon travels west of the river estuary to Crow's Nest reaching the secluded estate as winter winds sweep the shore. He notices a lamp receptacle at the gate and a garden barrier being set for crops below the tower, while mist and sea create a bleak coastal mood.
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Brendon
Airplane Newspaper Trade Connects London Paris
London and Paris publishers transport thousands of tons of newspapers by air between the capitals. Americans can buy English journals in Paris soon after breakfast and Parisians can access French papers in London. In six months of 1922 about 77,526,000 pounds moved Paris to London and a similar amount London to Paris.
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London
Paris
Clothes and marriage illusion, dressmaker warns wives
New York June 27 Elsie Winch head of a large dressmaking firm says clothes shape marriage illusion. She urges women to study their figure wear garments that suit eyes and mood and to seek her help to maintain interest in their husbands.
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New York
Elsie Winch
New Sanatorium to Care for Woodmen TB Patients
The Woodmen of the World plan to dedicate a new war memorial sanatorium at San Angelo, Texas, during their convention in early July. The facility will serve 1,500 patients with tuberculosis and mark the first of four state sanatoria to be built for the society.
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San Antonio
Tex
The
Woodmen of the World
Order
San Angelo
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