The Sad Picture of Arthur Boyd the Cartoonist
A South Carolina born artist Arthur Newton Boyd came to New York to draw for papers but faced repeated rejection. He found success in comics and animal caricature, earning $40 a week, then joined the New York World. Financial strain and marital tension followed, leading to his suicide by gas in his Harlem apartment, leaving a distraught widow and a stunned newsroom.
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Ear’s fallible recall of songs puzzled teachers and child
A fragment describes teachers noting that the ear misrecords sounds. A bystander recalls a sister who learned hymns by hearing them in church. A child is heard singing fervently and misstates a desire to be with the men, illustrating memory distortion.
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Airship experiments in Vansville show slow lift test
In Vansville Indiana crowds watched inventor Parmer and helpers test a balloon driven airship with a 12 person carrying plan. The trial with a 185 pound operator failed to lift even a light payload, then a 14 year old boy was loaded and still refused to rise, until the craft briefly gained height before descending. The crowd saw the vessel move briefly across the field as the propellers turned, and Parmer announced plans for a gasoline engine powered ship weighing 250 pounds delivering 10 horsepower.
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