Alleged Deserters Held by Vermont Authorities
Two young Navy deserters were taken from a Kendall Lumber Camp near Burlington by Boston Sheriff Frank L. Wellman and Deputy William M. Sparks after bed clothing was pulled back and scars identified them. Louis Anderson and James Gardner of Jersey City New Jersey, both 20, claimed their discharge papers were stolen. They were brought to Boston for processing.
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Brattleboro
Boston
Frank L. Wellman
William M. Sparks
Navy
Kendall
Bondville
Louis Anderson
James Gardner
Jersey City
N. J
American Realty Company
Jamaica
Sheriff Wellman
Rash Precautions Urge Early Treatment With Ointment
A warning highlights that a small rash can worsen if ignored and advises immediate care. It stresses the danger of delay and promotes Rehind healing ointment as specially prepared for such skin ailments.
Helium fuels rebirth of lighter-than-air craft and airship hope
The article describes helium production in Fort Worth Texas reducing cost from 170 to 0.10 per cubic foot enabling safer airships. It notes potential transatlantic flight by dirigibles, a proposed New York Chicago or Boston Chicago line, and 147000 cubic feet produced post war. It also covers a New York aeronautics expo, a steerable three ton truck test, and military transport or athletic program plans for American soldiers in France.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Boston
New York
Chicago
United States
Bureau of Mines
British Admiralty
Germany
Songs of Sunshine By The Bentztown Bard
A poem from 1819 depicts ship imagery and faith as chains slip from hands. It contrasts uncertain storms with trust that fate and a higher power will guide the vessel to safety under a benevolent wing.
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Southern Press Syndicate
Welcome Home Flag Presented to General Edwards
The Yankee division official welcome home flag was presented yesterday at the Northeastern Department headquarters by State Treasurer Charles L Burrill. Major General Clarence R Edwards receives the flag, which symbolizes victory and peace, with the dove bearing the olive branch and laurel wreath.
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FLAC
General Edwards
Charles L. Burrill
Sith
Clarence RR. Edwards
Department
Charles Bur
Rill
New England
World Victory
America
Salmon loaf and related recipes from a 19th century kitchen page
A collection of vintage recipe instructions for salmon loaf bake times and fillings. Includes proportions for hamburg steak with onion and sage, salmon loaf with eggs and bread crumbs, a sugar batter with vanilla, and a brown sugar frosting.
Air travel speed and balloon control noted in 1930s briefing
A report explains that a fast aircraft with a strong wind can reach 200 mph relative to the ground, with a true airspeed near 140 mph. It notes wind direction alters ground speed and describes a balloon pilot adjusting altitude via ballast and sandbags. It mentions one aerial mail route between New York and Washington and government funding delays for extensions.
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Me. OE
F. M
O Leary Defence Opens As Brother Testifies In Espionage Case
Arthur O Leary opened the defense after the government rested against Jeremiah A O Leary former Bull editor charged under the espionage act He portrayed Jeremiah as an idealist who would oppose the league of nations and argued the government used a drug fed witness to gain testimony He linked unrest to unresolved grievances urging nationalization of land railways and mines and cited labor officials warning of a looming industrial upheaval with about 1 000 000 unemployed people
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New York
Jeremiah A. O'Leary
Bull
Arthur O'Leary
Jeremiah
United States
Society of Nations
America
Mme. Victorica
Jeremeh
J. M W. Thomas
National Union of Railway Men
Labor unrest in England sparks Commons debate
In London on February 13, William Brace of South Glamorgan opened debate in the House of Commons on industrial unrest. He moved the Labour Party amendment in response to the throne speech, regretting the lack of proposals to curb unrest and improve working hours and conditions for a higher standard of life and social well being.
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London
House of Commons
William Brace
Labor
South Glamorgan
Labor Party
Brace
Ice Mint promises quick corn relief for tired feet
A well known man praises Ice Mint as a miracle for removing corns root and all with no pain. The ad touts Ice Mint as a Japanese product that soothes inflamed feet and eases burning, urging readers to buy in local drug stores.
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George
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