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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1910

Page

6

Morse Is Punished in Prison

Atlanta, Sept 7 Charles W Morse the banker in federal prison was placed in solitary confinement for two days last May for infraction of prison rules. Warden Moyer denied health harm or bread and water diet while noting Morse refused to reveal the source of $1 he possessed. Morse handed the money to a nurse to aid needy prisoners including a crippled Polish youth near discharge.

Atlanta Charles W. Morse William H. Moyer Morse Attorney-General Washington Moyer

Curtiss Falls Short of Grahame-White Speed Record

Glenn Curtiss failed to match Grahame-White’s Bleriot time in yesterday’s speed test. He did not reach within M4 seconds of the record, a pace far slower than the Atlantic course benchmark set by the rival flyer.

Curtiss Grahame White Glenn Curtiss Grahame-White White Atlantic

English aviators set speed and accuracy marks in Biplane trials

Englishman flew 4 1 4 miles in 4 hours 1 minute 1 second. Curtiss used a modified biplane and did three laps in 6 minutes 29 3 5 seconds. White completed three speed laps in 6 minutes 15 3 5 seconds before starting Globe course. Curtiss set a new accuracy mark with a stop 63 feet 10 inches from the circle center, 10 inches over the edge. Grahame White made two accuracy flights, failing first to land within the 100 foot circle and stopping at 162 feet 6 inches in the second.

Curtiss White Globe Boston Light Grahame-White Boston Farman Johnstone Wright Siow Lap Brookins

Ex Congress Weymouth Killed by Auto

Former Representative Weymouth dies in an auto crash. He held roles as Atlas Tack Company chief, president of the American Shoe Finding Company, director of Boylston Manufacturing, Fitchburg Board of Trade leader, and served in Fitchburg City Council. He entered the Massachusetts Legislature in 1896 and won a seat in Congress in 1898 serving until 1901.

Rimac Atlas Tack Company Taunton Fairhaven Henry H. Rogers Standard of Fame Weymouth American Shoe Finding Company Boylston Manufacturing Company Boston Fitchburg

Diabetes Herb Offer Promises Cure at Half Price

A veteran civil engineer promotes a tropical herb as a diabetes cure. He claims the plant is a safe, vegetable treatment sold in a 25c or 50c package, with a booklet and diet list mailed from Whitney Point. He seeks applicants, especially severe cases, and urges readers to write for a week’s supply.

Tropics F. M. Ames Catherine E. Kelly

Birt's Head Wash Promises Hair Care Benefits

A vintage ad promotes Birt's Head Wash to beautify hair and prevent falling and dandruff. It lists refined soap glycerin white of eggs cocoanut oil salicylic acid as ingredients and asserts safety and effectiveness versus unknown products. Available at department stores for 20 and 30 cents.

Birt Soc

Aviators Edge Records at Harvard Field in Grahame-White Event

Revised standings list Grahame-White leading with bomb throwing 58 points from 20 hits and best marks in speed altitude and distance. Curtiss Brookins and Johnstone show solid totals while White dominates speed distance and accuracy in the Harvard aviation tests.

Grahame White Curtiss Willard Ze Ie Johnstone Brookins Grahame- Points P White Ay Johnstone A A Curtiss Asf Raps Harvard Aviation Grahame- White Grahame-White Glen Curtiss Boston

Miles Enthusiastic On Future Air Speed And War Use

Major-General Nelson A Miles predicts aeroplanes will soon reach 200 miles per hour and cross the Atlantic in about 15 hours. He cites a London discussion with Sir Hiram Maxim who agrees the faster craft will require fewer planes due to stability concerns.

Nelson A. Miles Atlantic London Hiram Maxim General Miles Post Tie

Graham White Recalls Flight to the Light Over Boston Course

An aviator describes a Boston light-landing attempt, noting bright sun hindered navigation, off course returns, and strong air currents. He praises the Bleriot engine, reflects on safety margins, thanks spectators, and aims to improve speed and altitude control on a future run.

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