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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1919

Page

7

Massachusetts Aviators Push State Airfield Plan

A public hearing before the roads and bridges committee heard aviators urge immediate state action to establish landing fields across Massachusetts. Testifiers including veterans from US Air Service and Royal Air Force urged support for Ellsworth's bill, noting growth in aviation abroad and the need for testing and training sites near Boston and Worcester.

Legislative Committee On Commonwealth Post Office Department Massachusetts New England George L. Ellsworth United States Air Service Italy France Royal Air Force America W. C. Whittemore Whittemore- Hamm Aircraft Company Jamaica Plain A. A. Graham Sturtevant Aeroplane Company Boston Navy G. H. Madsen Worcester Leslie Dodge H. M. Wright American Air Service Harold Brown England

Careful Use of Soap for Hair Care Ad

Advertisement warns against harsh soaps and suggests using ordinary malsified coconut oil for cleansing hair. One or two teaspoonfuls with water produce rich lather that cleanses scalp and hair without drying. Coconut oil is inexpensive, greaseless, and available at pharmacies for multiple uses.

Flying safety: maintain forward speed to stay aloft

The guidance notes that a pilot must keep a steady forward speed to maintain lift and control. Climbing too steeply reduces speed, loosens control, and can cause a fall. if speed is lost, dive safely to regain momentum when at a safe altitude.

Record 85 Minute Flight From New York to Washington

Unofficial word says Lt. Frank H. Harmon of the army flying corps shattered the New York to Washington record yesterday in 85 minutes aboard a La Pere scout plane. The 400 horse power Liberty engine powered the craft to an average speed near 168 miles an hour under favorable winds.

Washington Frank H. Harmon Army Flying Corps New York Harmon

Leaves $20 000 to friend of old age

Pittsfield reports Mrs. Winifred M. Mugler receives $20,000 in real estate as a reward for four years of care for Mrs. Mary E. Cole who died at 91. The two houses and two lots were deeded to Mugler before Mrs. Cole’s death. probate not filed yet and no near relatives.

Pittsfield Mary E. Cole Winifred M. Mugler

Ticket for Gilmore Peace Jubilee found in Corlew effects

A National Peace Celebration ticket from 1869 bearing Eben D. Jordan’s signature was found among the late William R. Corlew’s effects. The ticket belongs to Miss Louise Spratt of 19 Chandler Street West Somerville. Perry, former Rockland Merchants Association president, was acclaimed mayor candidate in the Republican caucus.

Boston Eben D. Jordan William R. Corlew Huntington Avenue West Somerville Jordan Louise Spratt Chandler Street Perry Rockland Merchants’ Association

Rockland G O P Nominates Rockland Leader

Rockland Maine February 20 Morris B. nomination by the local Republican committee. The report notes a formal nomination process and plans for an upcoming party meeting in Rockland.

German Assembly Probes Plant Plunder in France Belgium

In Weimar the German National Assembly adopted a bill to investigate the plundering of industrial plants in France and Belgium, a report from BASSE states. The measure aims to uncover theft of industrial equipment and machinery amid wartime disruption.

German Assembly

Orson Lowell Draws Upkeep Theme for Boston Post

Orson Lowell, the noted artist, has drawn an amusing picture on the question of upkeep that will appear in next week's Boston Post Sunday Magazine.

Orson Lowell Boston Post

Bill Aims Penalties for Anarchist Propaganda

Washington February 20 Senate Judiciary committee unanimously recommended legislation to punish anarchistic activities the spread of propaganda and the display of red flags or other emblems of violence.

Washington Senate Judiciary Committee

Soldier at Devens Faces Trial for Stealing Funds

Major Patrick H. Daniels read the confession of Sergeant Robert J. Davidson at a general court martial on charges of stealing $4214.50 from base hospital patients funds. Davidson admitted taking $4000 to give to a Providence acquaintance for a girl named Olga Nethersole while other alleged cash uses are detailed.

Camp Devens Patrick H. Daniels Robert J. Davidson Davidson Jack Daniels Providence Daniels Olga Nethersole Broadway Helen McDonald Harrison Park Dorchester May ‘McDonald Lyons Street Somerville P. H. Daniels Smith Major Daniels New York Earl Butts Yale Club Jim Tighe Rumford Chemical Company Boston Ruby

Davidson trial reveals six thousand dollar shortage

Trial testimony shows $6000 missing from patient deposits amid the Davidson case. Expenditures of about $3500 in four months preceded arrest. Witnesses testified to parties with women at hotels and inns, and Davidson claimed to be a food broker. A $71.02 found on arrest. $75 from a worthless $100 check previously paid.

Davidson Manhattan New York Boston Department of Justice Vinal Taxi Service Dr. True

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