Pilot Charts Vast European Run Across Skies
An aviator describes his ninth European flight, estimating a journey covering about 50,000 miles. He notes the endurance required and the vast distances logged during the long air voyages.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1928
Page
6
An aviator describes his ninth European flight, estimating a journey covering about 50,000 miles. He notes the endurance required and the vast distances logged during the long air voyages.
A barrage of short notices lists residents and visitors across Gordon Gordon, Blakely, Dothan, Columbus, Ashford, Enterprise, Grand Ridge, Fort Gaines, and Evergreen. Names include C B Miler, Mrs. Frank Williams, Dorothy Godfrey, Dorothy Marsh, J.D. Allen, and many others. Several illness updates appear alongside weekend visits and church events.
The listing outlines upcoming showings at ALCAZAR STRAND and related venues. It includes titles such as The Devil Dancer Dead Man's Curve and The Crowd plus various comedies and Pathe News reels. Performers mentioned include Gilda Grey Clive Brook Douglas Fairbanks Jr Sally Blyne and Emil Jans plus other actors and studios.
A fragmentary OCR note quotes a chemist asserting imminent war within days. The garbled text mentions names and places in a wartime context, with stray phrases indicating urgency and potential actions or warnings.
The notice outlines a legal action concerning a vessel case involving parties named in the readable fragments. It specifies the issuing authority, the filing location, and a scheduled deadline for response or claim submission. The fragmentary text indicates court involvement and notice requirements for interested parties.
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