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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1921

Page

6

Omaha Eyes International Aero Congress and Pulitzer Trophy

Omaha begins November 3 to host the First International Aero Congress with a full program of aviation events. The effort, led by Earl W. Porter and backed by 25 local businessmen, includes the Pulitzer Trophy races, acrobatic displays, commercial derbies, and a bombing contest, plus exhibitions and parades aimed at boosting national interest in aviation.

Omaha Nebraska America Congress Rudyard Kipling United States Cleveland Chicago Reno San Francisco Lfe Aero Club of Ombe Earl W. Porter Porter Hey Kansas City American Legion Convention The American Legion Aero Club of America World’s Board of Aeronautical Commissioners Aircraft Manufacturers’ Association Army and Navy Air Headquarters Gutzon Borglum New York Army Navy Marine Corps Lieut. C. C. Mosely Army Air Service Detroit International Aero Congress Aero Club of Omaha Federation Aeronautique Internationale Omaha Field U. 8 Calhoun Loveland Iowa Ralph Pulitzer New York World Des Moines Curtiss Field Courcelay

Lost Heart Returns After One Question Asked

A theatrical dialogue fragment shows Stella losing her heart and Bella requesting its return with a single question. Scrapp jokes about repairs while Scrapp-Well invites quiet. The Boston Transcript tone colors this brief exchange.

Stella Bella

Grew whiskers to get job Charlies Hughes secretary of state

The piece recalls Charles E. Hughes at Brown University and his rise from a clean shaven student to a bearded leader. It notes his early plan to teach Greek, his first job attempt, and his skill in growing a beard to prove himself. It ends with a quirky aside on customs and religious practices.

Charlies E. Hughes Brown University Hughes Columbus Dispatch

Cuticura Ad Praises Baby Skin Care Trio

An advertisement extols Cuticura products to soothe a baby with red rough itchy skin. It recommends hot baths with Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, scented powder, and Cuticura Talcum as part of a toilet trio for comfort.

Cuticcra

Gilbertson Lode Rediscovered Hope After Century Mystery

A Canadian hunter Gilbertson allegedly found a gold bearing ore near a Wapshe river camp sixty years ago but kept the location secret. His companion later identified the stone, sparking a rush to stake claims. He died insane without revealing the site, now prompting a modern search for the Gilbertson lode.

Gilbertson Wapshe New York

Opposing Minds Quote From The Bulletin Sydney

A witty exchange appears in The Bulletin of Sydney with a flirtatious couple debating going out versus staying home. The quip contrasts a decisive plan with a countered social impulse.

Darling George the Bulletin Sydney

Shoes Look Larger Than Real For Comfort Belief

A person insists shoes appear larger than their actual size when they feel comfortable. The remark notes perception shifts tied to fit and ease, suggesting comfort influences size impression.

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