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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1919
Page
7
The Curtiss Ne flying boat built for the navy by Glenn H Curtiss is described as the world’s largest. It spans 126 feet across the upper wing, 12 feet deep, 12 feet wing gap, and 70 feet from propeller to tail. It can stay aloft 13 hours and cruise at 80 mph with 50 passengers, with Commander H W Richardson shown on a trial trip with its pilot.
A photograph shows Secretary of War Newton Baker pinning the Distinguished Service Cross on General March, who served as chief of staff after a valiant career with Pershing in France and later in Washington. The issue also highlights knowledge on luminous bacteria by Mr. Barnar, noting their light production and potential commercial impact.
Scientists describe the baya weaver bird crafting clay balls at nest ends and inserting fire beetles to glow at night. The glowing orbs deter predators, providing a remarkable natural defense for eggs and nest.
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