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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1919

Page

5

Negro Soldier Wins Breathtaking Air Ride

A white lieutenant grants a begging negro soldier a thrill ride. They loop and dive to 3,000 feet, nearly crash, then glide clear. A large crowd watches as the pilot asks if spectators thought they would crash. the negro confirms most expected a crash.

Toby's Business College touted for top training and job results

The ad praises Toby's Business College in Waco Texas run by Edward Toby as a quarter century old program delivering high merit training in bookkeeping banking telegraphy shorthand typing and office devices. It promises one hundred cents on the dollar value for graduates and offers mail courses matching college standards. It invites requests for a free illustrated catalogue and asks readers to indicate interest in attendance or mail coursework.

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It Pays to Advertise to Be Presented at Chautauqua

The Horner System brings Megrue and Hackett's comedy drama to Chautauqua with many original New York cast members. It portrays a self made businessman teaching his idle son to work through clever advertising schemes. Royalty payments and staged photographs accompany the program.

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The Stereoscope Aided War Efforts In Aviation Photos

The Christian Science Monitor notes that the stereoscope once a parlor staple aided the war by providing depth from two nearly identical photographs. The device, using two images, simulates binocular vision to enhance perception of scenes, a principle applied to early aerial photography.

Christian Science Monitor

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