Lindys solo adventurers earn glory with lone attempts
A Washington bulletin notes explorers and adventurers who achieved fame solo. It cites Charles Lindbergh Stephen Livingstone Slocum Pidgeon and Selkirk as examples. The piece emphasizes solitary travel as the path to enduring glory, recounting journeys and risks faced by lone explorers.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Chulce Company
David Livingstone
Henry Branley
Alexander Selkirk
Robinson
Joshus Slocum
Barry Pidgeon
Leutenant Andrew
Rowan
John Colter
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Boality
Midol Promise for Pain Relief Before Menstrual Periods
Glowing science backed promise for long suffering women with a tiny tablet named Midol. The tablet is described as harmless and non narcotic suitable for a fourteen year old and claims relief within five to seven days with twelve to tonger worth of effect. Drugstore sells Midol for fifty cents per aluminum box.
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Specialista Hava
West Texas Geologists Life of Reilly in Oil Land
In West Texas a geologist’s life is called the life of Reilly as rock hounds relay strange tales of oil districts near Val Verde county. A scout traveling 43,000 miles yearly covers routes with drifting wells and gates, while accidents occur. One geologist survived a canyon crash aided by a cowman, and others were held by ranchers threatening leases over geological reports.
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Gan Angelo
Texas
West Texas
Reilly
Somo
Washinton
D. C
Scout
Val Verde
Mnuat
Olympis Canyon
Lindbergh Receives Commission and Speaks in St Louis
The ceremony honors Charles Lindbergh who receives a United States Army Air Force Reserve colonel commission from Secretary of War Davis amid cheers. He pledges to advance aeronautics as St Louis aspires to be the center of aviation, and salutes the crowd before laying a wreath at the statue of Saint Louis.
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Davis
Lindbergn
United States Army Air Force Reserve
Baker
Air Force of the Missouri Aoe Board
Talay
Aaint
St. Louis
St.Louis
Charles Lindsergh
Wer Davie
Hing Loula
Saint Louis
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Fouth
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Tecns
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Ofr Corps Reserve
Army of the United States
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Aeromautics
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Spirit of
St. Lotia
Colonie Lindbergh
Anaesting
Jong Bill
Art Murseum
Omar Defeated by Logan Tossers in Major League Style
Omar’s crack baseball team from Guyan Valley suffered a decisive 32 to 7 defeat against the Charleston Senators led by pitcher Speed Austin. Logan’s bats produced 32 safe hits as Omar’s defense collapsed at Day-Bowster Park. A chaotic scene followed with odd references to sailors and a bronze tablet, while a travel anecdote from New York to Paris was mentioned in passing.
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Omar
Guyan Valley
Aga
Watt Powell
Charleston Senators
Logan
Arts
Duke
Jong Hidthet
New York
Paris
Boston
Lexington
Nero
Niono
Paul Revere
Famous Musician Toscanini Engaged by Philharmonic Orchestra
Renowned conductor Arturo Toscanini has been hired by the Philharmonic Orchestra, with Clarence Mackay arranging the season’s artistic and financial terms. The move sparks interest as box office prospects rise and debate about performance standards grows among peers.
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New ‘York
Arturs Tosganini
Philhermonic Orchestra
Clarence MacKay
America
Toscanins
Mackay
Alfred Hertz New
Sam Francises
San Francisco
Fairmont Man Takes Own Life
Fairmont, June 19. George Aritthews an ice wagon driver, believed he had killed his estranged wife and shot at others in a house. After failing to gain entry he fired across the street, wounding no one, then shot himself in the heart as police arrived. Investigation continues by Pred Jenkins and county coroner.
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New England
Joshus ‘Locum
Harry Pidgeon
Los Angeles
Pidgeon
Gelahad
Beowulf
T. George
Gulliver
Danial Boone
David Thompson
Lake Guperior
Pacific Coast
John Colter
Jeff
Yellowstone
Becauve
Camatery
Shanghai
N. Meyer
United States
Yangtse
China
Joseph Rock
Hlabavardoua Jourorys
Tibet
Yunnan
Fenry
North Pole
Defoe
Alexander Selkirk
Daniel Defoe
Robinson Crafieoe
Selkirk
Funder
Juan Fernandem
Canat
Fairmont
George Aritthews
Nimmels
Folles
Ona Timt Matthews
Ohe
Binte
Bavarian Welcome for American Aviators in Munich
Bavaria greets Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine arriving from Berlin in their Columbia. Crowds surge as the aviators receive the freedom of Munich, are escorted to Rathaus, and honored with flags, lebkuchen, and the German official badge before departing for Vienna.
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Munich
Germany
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Berlin
Menzen
Murtch
Chamberlin
Bayghan Ministry
Ecro Club
American Coumil
Vienne
Chamberlin and
Lévint
Britain Leads In Cruiser Tonnage Says U S Lags Behind
American experts contend the United States has a cruiser tonnage of about 76,000 versus Britain's 240,000 while destroyers and submarines show U S superiority. Britain and Japan may challenge U S totals if overall tonnage caps are reduced.
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Britain
United States
Great Britain
Alue
England
Japan
Bea
Postesae
Sputh
Democrats press Governor Smith amid White Sulphur conference
Local Democrats report Governor Alfred E. Smith met with Fannie Field council member Miss Florence Kuhn retiring county superintendent Malcolm Maloney private secretary Miss Kuhn and Delegate E. H. Arnold of Elkins at White Sulphur Springs. Smith, resting per physician orders, attended multiple conferences as delegations from various regions gathered at the Greenbrier resort.
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Fannie Field
Florence Kuhn
Malcolm Maloney
Kuhn
E. H. Arnold
Elkins
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Greenbrier
Smith
BAC
Obituary of Mrs Bowvert Childers Mire
Mrs Bowvert Childers Mire Robert Childers age 6 percent died suddenly yesterday afternoon wife of Lock Five superintendent She recently underwent an operation two weeks ago and was reportedly improving Family includes husband daughter Janet and son Robert plus brothers Clyde and Nel Winkler Death occurred at Clyde Winkler's home in St Albans Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Mra
Bowvert Childers
Robert Childers
Lock Five
Afra
Childers
Janet Childers
Clyde An
Nel Winkler
Elster
Stio
Lome
Clyde Winkler
Bt. Albans
Puneral Strangementa
Terse tale of barbershop misadventure and local gossip
In a fragmented report from a small town, Olcott contends with a balky barber shop and theater as a strange incident unfolds. A manager’s mishap, a near collapse, and a surprising coin reveal spark talk of a missing clerk, a bank, and local chatter about outfits, tunes, and traveling salesmen. The piece threads through names like Jimmie Hensley and Quince Pauley, notes on a clock, and hints at ongoing mischief with outfits and electronics, ending with a list of traveling men in town.
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Bissnig
Roy
Pauley
Ulme
Owl's
Onta Club
Quince
Jimmie Hensley
Dry Branch
Cabin’ Crick
Kanawha Street
Charleston
Beck Herker
Enie
Tilley
Richmond Maidman
Badger
Clement
Glosan
McClure
Carpenter
Baker
Bond
Starkey
Burris
Gardner
Mr. Stone
Hins
Gore to Welcome Oakland Drivers in Capitol Parade
Governor Howard will host a formal welcome for the Oakland Motor Car Company's record 100,000 mile sedan in the capitol. Russell Wilks tour manager and Karl Schoers, former race driver turned test driver, will be presented ahead of a downtown parade. The sedan has logged 219,500 miles in a year with 163 days of continuous operation during the 100,000 mile trek, and the tour has added over 10,590 miles since February 1, ending in Detroit on July 1.
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Howard
Gore
Moon
Oakland
Russell Wilks
Karl B. Schoers
Oakland Motor Car Company
Capitol
Ree
Joan Millans
Gare
Wilke
Detroit
Pepruvary
Kashmir Chief Ruler Captured In Color Photographs
Franklin Knott, noted color photographer, travels eight months through the Orient under the National Geographic Society to photograph the royal Kashmir court. He documents the Maharajah's lavish reception, court life, and the Valley's beauty, noting social customs and the scope of his color images.
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National
Geographic Society
Washington, D. c
Oriental Aplunder
United States
Prenklin
Price Knott
Royal Court of
Orient
Bali
Indies
Travers
Fevets
Mahara
Sager
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Knott
Nations Geo- Bihphic Society
Roysl P
Jammu
Enote
Vic
India
Sia Smt
Mr. Knott
Arphanistanae
Serius
Khalbar Pass
Ruott
National Geographic Masazine
National Geographic Society
Borodin Said to Be Dismissed by Chinese Officials
Borodin, the Russian adviser to the Nationalist government in Hankow, is reported as dismissed, though Chinese observers say the move lacks significance. They expect him to still direct Manchurian affairs from behind the scenes without holding an official post.
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Borodin
Hankow
M. Borodin
Strigible Dampaged Dirigible Flight Ends in Damage
The army airship from Langley Field Virginia to Fort Benning Georgia damaged its rudder on takeoff at Pope Field Fort Bragg North Carolina. It landed to collect a material photographer and a new rudder was assembled there from the Virginia field.
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Pope Field
Fort Bragg
N. C
Langley Field
Fort Benning
UNTERMYER ATTACKS GLASS CLAIMS IN FIERCE DEBATE
A garbled dispatch discusses Untermyer's attack on Glass and others over federal reserve act wording, accusing Glass of undermining cabinet integrity and belittling figures like McAdoo and Bryan. Other items note Paris cabinet tensions, a near fatal plane crash near Sin, miraculous escape, and Dawes honored at Princeton.
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Termyer
Bi House
Willam Glbhe McAdoo
the Treasury
Wilam J. Bryan
Missouri Doctor Invents Unique Rupture Truss
Missouri physician Dr. Andrew Kalner promotes a new rupture appliance offering a 60 day trial with no fee, no cash deposit, or advance payment. He claims rapid relief from hernias and invites interested patients to request demonstrations by mail from his Kansas City office.
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Kansas City
Barnin
Andrew Kalner
Koch
Main Street
Kansas
City
G. D
Dry Branch Wins Loth Straight, 2 Games Packed
Dry Branch baseball team earned their tenth straight win by edging Conyourg 74 to 0 in the morning game and then beat Longacre 1 to 0 in the afternoon. Bello pitched in the morning, Laws in the afternoon, ONei caught both games, with Jebo Canterbury handling for Coalbury and Dickisisen Bryant for Longacre.
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Dry Branch
Estralzhs
Fet
Conyourg
Longcere
Bello
Laws
O'Nei
Garoos
Jebo
Canterbury
Coalbury
Dickisisen
Bryant
Longacre
Grafton Kean Dies in Auto Accident
Grafton June 18 Russell Gate Elroy, 22, of Grafton killed when his car left Philipp-2ucins road hillside after a wheel locked. The vehicle plunged down a gully, struck a tree at bottom. He died from a fractured skull. he lived with his grandfather, the night chief of police.
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Ruseel GatelElroy
Philipp
McKelroy
Mektroy
Rie
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