Flyers Welcome in Honolulu After Pacific Flight Crash
Ernest L. Smith and Emory B. Bronte, after a crash landing in a tree in Molokai due to exhausted fuel during their mainland to Hawaii flight, rest in Hawaii. Salvage operations planned as the City of Oakland wreck is assessed. Bronte recalls releasing carrier pigeons and the crew praises their navigation amid a perilous journey.
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Honolulu
T. H
Associated Press
Ernest L. Smith
Emory B. Bronte
Hawaiian Islands
Hawai
Smith
Bronte
Moloka
Oakland
Hawaiia Islands
Mynah
Wheeler Field
Molokai
Hawaiian
Evistor
Pacific Coast
McComb
Naval Air Station
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Oas
Navigator
San Francisco
Help for Sick Women by Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy
A Brooklyn testimonial from Mrs G Hegmann of 228 Schaeffer St describing relief after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Herb Medicine plus bowel salts. She urges other women with similar symptoms to seek information and to consider the medicines, noting many letters from readers.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Brooklyn
New York
G. Hegmann
Schaeffer St
Mrs. Hegmann
Lydia E. Pinkhham
Pilot Smith recounts rabbit foot charm before Molokai flight
Smith joked he carried a rabbit's foot given by a boy as a good luck charm. He laughed at moon mirages seen during the trip and said Molokai initially looked like a mirage. Despite the odd events, he felt safer in an airplane than in a car.
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Rabbit
Smith
Additional Parking Space Granted at Seaside Park
Captain James A. Walker of the city traffic bureau said the Park board approved using grass west of the pavilion and north of the drive for parking due to heavy park traffic in hot weather. He noted up to 250 cars have used the plot and there is room for more. Cars may also park along the seawall driveway from the Pavilion to the Barnum statue and at 45 degree angles on the boulevard near Barnum Boulevard as work on painting angles continues.
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Seaside Park
James A. Walker
Traffic Bureau
the Police
Park Board
Walker
Aince
Seawall
Obituaries from Bridgeport area names and services listed
Obituary notices list Anton Nemety 68 died yesterday at 894 Bostwick Ave survived by wife Stephanie a son Geza and two daughters in Bridgeport. Requiem and burial at Mountain Grove follow at Frank Polke and Son mortuary and St Stephen's church. Also mentioned are infant Alice Barker died aged one, burial at St Michael's. Mrs Mary Steventon died in Hartford hospital with services in Hartford Cedar Hill. Mrs Filomeno De Feo funeral in New Haven and St Raphael’s church. Lawrence T Euston of 404 Hanover St obituary with Mithra Lodge and Moose affiliations. Mrs Filomena Gilibert died at 67 with funeral at St Raphael's and St Mary's Norwalk.
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Anton Nemety
Bostwick Avenue
Stephanie
Geza
James Bina
Zigmond Zsatart
Bridge Port
Frank Polke and Son
State Street
Alice Cecelia Barker
Alice Cecelia
George H
Alice McGuire Barker
Nurroughs Street
St. Michael's Cemetery
Mary Steventon
Mary Brierton
Thomas Steventon
Hartford Hospital
Stevenson
Bridgeport
American Graphophone Company
Newark
N. J
Brunswick- Balke-Collender Company
Steventon
John Halfpenny
Ruth A. Steventon
Ethel Mary Steventon
Hartford
Lawrence T. Euston
Lawrence Thompson Euston
Hanover Streets
Park City Hospital
Auburn
Maine
John
Toronto
Canada
Mithra Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Bridgeport Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Cornwall and Patterson Company
Locomobile Company
Charles L. Dennis
Bon
Fairfield Avenue
Filomena Gilibert
Filomena
Frederic Gilibert
North Avenue
S T. Vincent's Hospital
John Fpontonie
Michael
South Norwalk
Charles
St. Raphael's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Norwalk
Improved grazing methods boost cattle numbers on regulated ranges
Forest Service researchers report that Western regulated grazing areas sustain more livestock and are in better condition than unregulated ranges. Ongoing studies aim to determine carrying capacity for different range types, though precise figures require area-specific analysis.
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Forest Bervice
United States Department of Agriculture
Record field of entries for Gold Cup races
Greenwich July 17 A crowd of 30 000 expected to witness the American Speedboat Association's Gold Cup races August 6 and 7. Greenwich Chamber of Commerce and Indian Harbor Yacht Club cooperate to make the event outstanding. A record field includes the Pirate built in Stamford by Albert Crouch and owned by A F Watbridge, plus entries from Caleb S Bragg and Mrs Delphine Dodge Cromwell. The race features three heats of 30 miles and a prize for the highest speed average. past records note Gar Wood Miss America No 1 at 70 mph in 1920, with Townsends Greenwich Folly defending the cup last year.
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Greenwich
American Speedboat Association
Greenwich Chamber of Commerce
Greenwich Merchant's Association
Indian Harbor Yacht Club
Speedboat Association
George H. Townsend
Indian Harbor
Albert Crouch
Crouch
Stamford
A. F. Watbridge
Caleb S. Bragg
New York City
Detroit
Bragg
Hotsy Totsy
Delphine Dodge Cromwell
Dodge
Dick Hoyt
Albany
New York
Spéedvert Association
Gar Wood
Townsend
Sanders May Seek Leave for Health
Rumors of Everett Sanders retiring as secretary to President Coolidge persist though no confirmation exists. His health has been uneven and a leave of absence may be advisable, with speculation he wishes to return to Indianapolis law practice. Sanders was a congressman from Indiana before joining the Coolidge administration in 1924.
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Rapid City
S. D
Associated Press
Everett Sanders
Coolidge
White House
Sanders
Indianapolis
Indiana
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Pair Hunts Clue to Ocean Storms
In a Greenland Arctic winter vigil two scientists aim to chart Arctic wind origins to forecast North Atlantic storms and ease transoceanic flight. Prof J E B Church and P C Oscanyoun work from an ice cap hut while Dr W C Hobbs sponsors the effort to cut ocean flight risk within five years.
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Ann Arbor
Mid
Associated Press
Greenland
North Atlantic
Hawker and
Nungesser
Lindbergh
J. EB. Church
Rose Observatory
Nevada
P. C. Oscanyoun
New York
W. C. Hobbs
University of Michigan
Hobbs
Greenland Ice
Arctic
Europe
William H. Hobbs
J. E. Church of
Sapiro Drops $1,000,000 Libel Suit Against Ford
In Chicago Aaron Sapiro abandons his million dollar suit after Henry Ford and the Dearborn Independent retract all personal charges linking a Jewish ring to exploit farmers. Ford asserts no personal knowledge of the articles. Sapiro says he got what he fought for and will rebuild his legal career.
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Chicago
Arsocietea Press
Aaron Sapiro
Uber
Henry Ford
Weel Dearborn Independent
Martin ©. Ansorge
New York
J. Kostman
Ford
Sapiro
Mr. Sapiro
Dearborn Independent
Robert Morgan
Berkeley
Cal
Harry Dunn
Morgan
Wbellous
Dearborn
My. Sapiro
United States
Canada
Ford Dearborn
Marl J. Davis
Dearborn Pib- Ashing Company
Wrter
Cleaned by foot Jamaica cacao beans and muck removal
Jamaican cacao is dried grown and fermented to produce beans used for chocolate. The muck on cacao beans is cleaned away as barefoot children shuffle through the heaps to remove slime from the beans before drying.
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Jamaica
Get Thrill From Religion Pastor Advocates Practical Faith
New York pastor Dr. Christian F. Reisner urged cheerful adjustment to life through practical Christianity at First Methodist Episcopal Church. He urged believers to seek peace through conscious religion, find refreshment in devotion, and view daily duties as a path to spiritual thrill. He contrasted theology with everyday acts like driving or golfing that honor God.
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Christian F. Reisner
New York
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Reisner
Chelaea
New York City
Broadway Temple
God
Ancient Bible Translation Casts Serpent Tale In Modern Speech
Chicago July 17 An Associated Press report says a hotly anticipated modern English translation of the Old Testament by four North American scholars will publish through the University of Chicago The project reworks Genesis 1 in 49 words yet preserves the sense The Song of Solomon is re rendered in modern verse with the Massoretic text guiding translation The aim is closer interpretation of Hebrew writers than earlier versions and to render key passages in contemporary English with stanza form and accessible style
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Chicago
Associated Press
University of Chicago
Eve
Edgar J. Goodspeed
Theophile J. Meek
University of Montreal
Lenny Waterman
University of Michigan
J. M. Powis Smith
Smith
Fairfield Driver Held After Post Road Crash in Southport
Bruce Wright of 220 Black Rock Avenue Bridgeport was arrested by Constable H. R. Elwood in Fairfield on charges of reckless driving and evading responsibility after a collision on the Post Road in Southport. The other drivers were displaced. Wright allegedly fled the scene and was linked to the crash by license plate records. Carl Rodequist of Prince Street Fairfield faces intoxication and breach of peace charges for allegedly attempting to drive his wife and family from the route. Andrew Link of Waldorf Avenue Fairfield is arrested for assault following a fight at a Fairfield grove picnic two weeks prior. both Rodequist and Link await arraignment in Fairfield town court.
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Bruce Wright
Black Rock
Bridgeport
H. R. Elwood
Fairfield
Patrilela
Wright
Tony Kronick
Maple Avenue
Westport
Post Road
Southport
Kyonick
M. Hanson
Growersvenue
Atwood
Port Road
Acciden
Carl Rodequist
Prince Street
Faifield
Reute
Elwood
Andrew Link
Waldorf Avenue Fair
Ield
Fairfield Grove
Ledequist
Link
Fairfield Court
QUESTIONABLE CLEANLINESS IN A RIVER SHORE VILLAGE
A Chinese housewife insists on washing rice well but not where she washes it. She favors riverside homes to join neighbors as they perform household chores. One family washes vegetables and rice by the stream while another does the weekly wash nearby and a third cleans a utensil she has just used.
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