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Newspaper

Dawson County Advertiser

Location

Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1928

Page

3

Earhart flight hailed as queen of the air

Amelia Earhart and crew completed the Atlantic crossing in the Friendship after refueling in Wales, with Earhart insisting the credit belongs to pilot Wilmer Stultz and mechanic Lou Gordon. The trio aimed for London and faced instrument flying in fog.

Edward W. Pickard Amelia Earhart Boston Atlantic Ocean Lady Lindy Wilmer Stultz Lou Gordon Trespassey Newfoundland Southampton England Barryport Wales London Iss Earhart Fin Stultz Gordon Miss Earhart Queenstown Friendship Commander Byrd Levine Columbia Thea Masche James A. Stillman Atlantic

Marooned Italia crew located by Italian aviator

Major Maddalena, flying the seaplane Savoia, located Umberto Nobile and five crew members of the Italia. Food, rubber boats, guns, spirit lamps and supplies were dropped. Ten other crew members were still missing or lost after the crash and drift.

Umberto Nobile Italia Maddalena Savoia

Lindbergh Receives Honorary Doctorate in Wisconsin

Charles A. Lindbergh is titled Doctor Lindbergh after receiving an honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of Wisconsin. Ubart Work named head of the Republican National Committee and Hoover Curtis campaign, with Frank Fort of New Jersey as secretary. Joseph R. Nutt succeeds Hodges as treasurer. Central campaign HQs planned in Washington and branches in Chicago and New York.

Charles A. Lindbergh Doctor Lindbergh University of Wisconsin Laws Ubert Work Republican National Committee Franklin Fort New Jersey Joseph R. Nutt Cleveland W. W. Hodges Washington Chicago New York

National convention draws EHOcRATS to Houston

EHOcRATS from across the country are flocking to Houston for their national convention, with widespread expectation that the event will be a major gathering.

Houston

European unrest and Brush Foundation announced

The text notes casualties with thirty killed and over a hundred wounded amid strikes and political tension including General Pangalos in prison since August 1920. It reports R Charles Francis Brush of Cleveland creating a $500000 Brush Foundation to improve human stock and regulate population growth. It covers President Coolidge weathering rain and fishing, Donn Byrne’s death, Edwin T Meredith’s passing, an Oaxaca earthquake, and a Romanian princess divorce.

Pangalos R. Charles Francis Brush Cleveland Doctor Brush Brush Foundation Charles, Jr China India Brush Donn Byrne Ireland Mr. Byrne United States New York America Germany France Edwin T. Meredith Wilson Des Moines Iowa Avoca Meredith Farmers’ Tribune Democratic Party

Saul and Stephen Martyrdoms The Conscience and Zeal

A concise lesson covers Saul's strict Pharisee training and zeal for God, his conversion after hearing Jesus on the road to Damascus, and Stephen's chosen role as deacon, his wisdom and miracles, and his martyrdom. It notes Saul's consent to Stephen's death and the early church's trials, urging conscience guided by Scripture.

Saul God Bell Jesus Damascus Christ Heaven Stephen Jesus Christ Great Council V. Stephen Israel Abraham

Eclipse timing as read in papers and public vigil

A countryman gloats at a brushfire reaching a hornets nest while a child asks how scholars know when an eclipse will come, and the elder retorts that newspapers hold the answer. The exchange frames reliance on public papers for knowledge.

Fie

Duel to the Death Between Two Ducks Near Water Town

A Watertown resident recalls a two day woodland lake duel between two ducks near Water town New York. In the first encounter one duck was wounded sank surfaced later and recovered. The following day the fight resumed with the defeated duck sinking again. The victor dove surfaced carried the body to the top and kept its head above water while others attempted to revive it. The efforts failed and the dead duck was abandoned.

Watertown N. Y

First woman patent attorney in Germany appointed in Berlin

Fraulein Frieda Herzfeld Hoffmann, a physicist, becomes Germanys first woman patent attorney in Berlin. She left laboratory work to advise inventors on protecting their discoveries, then recently qualified in law.

Berlin Germany Fraulein Frieda Herzfeld-Hoffman

What He Plays On A Jones 3y Musical

The riddle hints at a musical item played on a Jones 3y instrument. Neighbors’ nerves are stretched by the odd sounds, described as chilefly in tone.

Plays Jones

Remarkable reputations irk those who seem flattered

Some people have a tremen dous reputation for goodness that it irks them. The line suggests that even strong virtue can provoke resentment or fatigue in those who feel pressured to live up to high praise.

A Trustful Soul in Prayer

A short quotation on prayer from John Timothy Stone noting that the praying life should be patient not anxious, and that patience in prayer reflects a trustful soul.

John Timothy Stone

Happiness Realization From Within Says Ewing

An attributed quote by Ewing emphasizes inner happiness over external possessions. It frames happiness as a habit rather than a product of outside circumstances.

Ewing

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