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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1919

Page

9

Treasure of Wicker and Cabinetry on Second Floor

Book wagon of black enamel wicker with two lower cretonne shelves and rubber tired wheels. 26 in long 27 in high, $18.50. Book Cabinet of black lacquered wood with gilt tree ornament, four book openings 15 by 8 1/4 in, overall 29 in, top swivels, $38. Book Ends from $5. Wicker mahogany and crystal goods shown on second floor elevator. The World's Greatest York 253 Broadway.

Big Planes Perfectly Equipped

Waldemar Kaempffert explains the interior of a large American flying boat built to cross the ocean. The article guides readers through cramped, instrument filled navigators’ seats, hatchways, and the array of tachometers showing engine power.

Curious In-Flight Instruments Describe Transatlantic Flight

A detailed account outlines cockpit instruments from water temperature gauges to oil pressure and fuel flow meters. It explains barographs, compasses, air speed indicators, drift sensors, radios, and radiophones enabling continuous Atlantic communication and navigation for a small, tightly staffed crew.

Atlantic America Europe

American Cruisers Arrive at Trinidad Port

American cruisers Tacoma and Denver reached Port of Spain Trinidad from Rio Janeiro on Tuesday April 15. Rear Admiral Clarence 8 Williams, commander of the squadron, is due tomorrow from Bahia with the cruisers Chicago and Cleveland. After four days here the ships will proceed to Guantanamo.

Port OF Spain Trinidad Tacoma Denver Rio Janeiro Clarence 8. Williams Bahia Chicago Cleveland Guantanamo

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