New Helicopter in Successful Flight Reported
A new helicopter designed by Henry A. Merliner with Lieutenant Harold I. Etarris reportedly achieved a first ascent at McCook Field. The craft uses three propellers and a 200 horsepower rotary motor, with tests at altitude and speed approaching theory. Officials say trials aim to prove vertical takeoff and practical flight viability.
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Martin
Air Service
McCoak Field
Henry A. Merliner
Washington
Heatley
Omatein
Sun Therapy for Tuberculosis Patients Proven at Local Hospitals
Dr Frederick C Hicks notes heliotherapy offers a non surgical option for tuberculosis, detailing a six day sun exposure protocol tested at Buffalo's Lt Adams Memorial Hospital and studied by Cincinnati General Hospital. The procedure aims to restore joint motion and improve overall health, with observable skin color changes and symptom relief. It claims benefits across tuberculosis, puerperal sepsis, anemia, osteomyelitis, and wound healing, advocating convalescent centers in general hospitals.
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Hanny
Cincinnati
Br. A. Epler
Leguin
Switzerland
Lt. Adams Memorial Hospital
Buffalo
General Hospital
Frederick C. Hicks
University of Cincinnati
Miner Deputy of King Glad To Exchange Holyrood For Cottage
Annbank Ayrshire village honors Jamie Brown a former deputy of the Church of Scotland and King of Holyrood Palace for two weeks. He returns to a two room thatch cottage with his bride, amid village praise, praising aristocracy and labor in Scotland and Britain.
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KING
Glad
Holyrood
Jamie Brown
Scotland
Annabank
Luther A. Huston
London
Annbank
Ayrshire
Sts Eple
Church of Scotland
Is Annus
Edinbursh
Thing
Sclone
Brown
Palace
Jamie
Two Arrested On Liquor Charge In Malden Road Stop
Sheriff WH A Walker detained two men on Malden road near the town. One man fell ill and was held for care while the other appeared intoxicated. A pint of liquor was found. Charges were filed in federal court and at a local court.
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Malden Road
C. W. Beard
Ulonobto
WH. A. Walker
Herer
G. Th Jarrett
Sir Paul’s in Danger of Collapsing English Church
RONDON June 4 Paula Cas fhedeat a famous church in Wawland known to visitors. Architects warn the dome by Wren is sinking after more than 30 years since construction. Vibration from traffic and subsidence threaten collapse if not repaired.
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Rondon
Paula
Wawland
Wren
Tandon
Amenoeitign
Phewlt
Dickinson Pleads Guilty and Gets One Year
A few minutes after pleading guilty in circuit court Judge Henry Black sentenced Ira Dickinson to one year in a state penitentiary for manslaughter following a quarrel killing in Moundsville. The case also involved Nellie Austin who pleaded guilty to assault and received probation and a fine. the proceedings were marked by testimony from George Duncan and Ernest Be amid a tense courtroom atmosphere.
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George G
Ira Dickinson
Davis
Sarge
Prse
Ernest Be
Violin Swindlers Nab School Kids in New York
A New York violin scam story describes a young man paying 1500 dollars for a used instrument from a private dealer. Experts warn that itinerant sellers prey on students and musicians, with many instruments from Europe later found to be low quality or poorly crafted. The piece notes many players in New York and cites past cases of overpricing and dubious deals. A related line mentions an elderly wedding of John Ross and a widow in Cardiff.
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New York
Atlanta
Seahae
Jeacher
Kansas Seeks 40000 Workers for Wheat Harvest
A June report from Kansas notes a critical labor need for threshing wheat, with about 40 000 workers required. Offers include daily wages from 33.88 to 40 dollars plus board and lodging, as states agencies describe conditions and opportunities for migrants.
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Kansas
Atemat
Huliy
Sankan Taemern
Guetta Nourh
Inc
Sune
Ingenteel Kansan
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