Commercial aviation makes rapid strides in 1919 world-wide
New York reports a boom in postwar aerial navigation with private firms acquiring surplus war planes, establishing routes from New York to Washington Cleveland and Chicago, and expanding mail and cargo flights. Europe and Australia build extensive air traffic while cities plan municipal landing fields and new regulations.
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Admiral Napier Takes Command in American Waters Visit
Admiral Sir Trevelyan Napier has been appointed commander of the North American and West Indies fleet. He travels via Canada toward Bermuda, with his wife and two daughters currently in New York.
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Home-Coming Week planned at Wyoming State University
Plans for a Home-Coming Week at the University of Wyoming in Laramie envisage alumni returning in June for four days of events alongside commencement activities. The effort aims for broad attendance, with inter-collegiate baseball, fraternity events, and a new annual format. The Wyoming Quill magazine will publish two numbers this year, featuring work by local authors and faculty, while the university YWCA has chosen The Chimes of Normandy for an April performance with rehearsals underway and multiple leading roles assigned.
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Debaters Admit First Women to Delta Sigma Rho Wyoming
On last Wednesday evening the Wyoming chapter of Delta Sigma Rho initiated Miss Martha Marquis of Casper and Miss Nettie Potts of Buffalo. After the ceremony a banquet at the Connor hotel followed. Potts and Marquis become the first women admitted to this inter collegiate debating honor society.
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Twenty-one Called In Montesano Trial
Twenty-one witnesses testified in Montesano Washington as part of the trial of eleven alleged I W W members charged with the murder of Warren O Grimm a victim of the Centralia Armistice Day parade. Witnesses discussed shots from Seminary hill and the Arnold and Avalon hotels and some were asked to show the shots were not defense of the I W W hall but aimed at marchers.
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Foley Kidney Pills Sold Everywhere Claims Energy Boost
Are you losing pep and feeling tired back aching and aged before your time Foley Kidney Pills pledge to tone up and invigorate the kidneys banish headaches and poisons. Rev W F M Swyndale of Macon Georgia endorses the product saying he is ready to speak for it.
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School garden movement promoted in Wyoming visit
A. Stebbins, regional director of the United States School Garden service, visited Cheyenne to boost Wyoming participation. He met with Katherine Morton and A. S. Jessup, who pledged cooperation as he planned to continue to Denver after stopping in Laramie and other southern towns. He stressed that millions of American youth should grow part of what they eat for health and national security.
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United States
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Colleens Sell Irish Bonds at the Capitol
A photo shows Miss Amelia Rosser and Miss Eileen Coe selling Liberty bonds to two congressmen in the United States Capitol. Left to right Congressman John J. Eagan, Miss Rosser, Miss Coe, and Congressman Cornelius A. McGlennon. The scene humorously invites support for Irish freedom with a tray of bonds.
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Education Bureau Promotes Home Garden and Livestock Projects
The United States School Garden plan seeks to place 10 million youths in backyard ventures such as gardens and small animal raising during idle time. It stresses hands on biology and civic learning, with school supervised home projects and teacher visitation to ensure success.
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Dear Grace Dance Ad Promo Ends With Tea Endorsement
A fragmentary notice reads a cheerful missive about a dance last evening. It promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for bad breath and low energy with a brief plug from Forbes Pharmacy.
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