What’s Wrong With Aviation Abores in Liberty View
Bogart Rogers argues American aviation has been a costly circus for three years with little real progress. He claims flights are expensive, landing fields scarce, and private planes impractical for most people. He faults designers for copying past work and urges faster, cheaper air travel with practical planes and broader access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogart Rogers
France
Royal Flying Corps
Liberty Magazine
American Aviation
California
Lake Tahoe
Yosemite
National Parks
United States
Henry Ford
Lamb
Inaugural Hat, Pencil Tales in Wiregrass Farmer
Scottie McKensie Wrasier laments a Headland inaugural hat for Judge Miller and praises J. P. Mitchell and Jack Bridges. The piece extols frugality, integrity, and loyalty, urges Governor-elect Miller to reform Alabama prisons, and credits Ed Morrell on prison food. It lauds leaders as landowners who never betray trust.
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Lindsey
Headland
Judge Miller
Lindsay
Mrs. Miller
Alabama
Ed Morrell
Batchelor Buttons Grown By W Batchaise
A fragmented witty column notes social satire on taxation revolutions and human foibles. It muses on the era’s politics and economics, suggesting a humorous view of contemporary society and its troubles. Names and exact contexts are obscured in this readable snippet.
Gob Humor Sparks Talk of Marriage in Car Thee
In a light exchange from the California Cub, Skimson jokes about getting married while Knutson quips that such a move is all one would need. The fragment captures a humorous gendered banter typical of the period.
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Skimson
Knutson
California
Garden mixup turns coreopsis into zinnias
Detroit News notes a mistaken planting last spring altered the garden plan. What began as coreopsis seedlings grew into zinnias, leaving the beds in bloom with unexpected color.
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Detroit News
Mediterranean Fly Hoax Exposed In Florida Quarantine Rift
A man claimed a discovered Mediterranean fly in a Florida hotel breakfast grapefruit sparked a nationwide quarantine. Congress investigated and no evidence emerged, but millions were debated. Florida was later declared free and the quarantine lifted without the funds.
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Reuben
Florida
Department of Agriculture
Washington
United States
Department
Congress
State Department of Agriculture
Tallahassee
National Treasury
Congressional
Congressman Crampton
National Department of Agriculture
Florida Department
Samuel
Abbeville Daily Independent questioned for campaign funding
Greensboro Watchman notes a bitter Abbeville Alabama paper The Abbeville Daily Independent backed Heflin and Locke in a recent campaign. It questions the paper’s financing and suggests a senatorial investigation into Alabama election funds on November 4.
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Abbeville
Alabama
Tightwad takes life with fiscal caution in Dalton Citizen
A Dalton Georgia reader profile notes a frugal man who shuns pleasure and social ties, living as if wealth will accompany him in death, yet forgetting that money cannot be carried beyond the grave.
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Dalton
Tiffanys Laurelton Hall Art Foundation Opened
New York reports Louis Comfort Tiffany has donated Laurelton Hall near Oyster Bay Long Island to his art foundation. The estate includes extensive art collections 80 acres of gardens and woodland used by Tiffanys colony of artists. Three hundred fifty artists have appeared in the foundation exhibitions with notable names such as Nicolaides Amate and Purves. Spry Edns Wallace Hopper returns to town as a dancer at 60.
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Louis Comfort Tiffany
Laurelton Hall
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation
Wallace Hopper
Nation Extends Sympathy On Hoover Jr Health
Public notice reports Herbert Hoover Jr is said to have early stage tuberculosis per Dr. Joel Boone White House physician. The article notes early diagnosis and open air rest as key to recovery and expresses nationwide well wishes for a swift healing.
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Herbert Hoover, Jr
Joel T. Boone
White House
Grant
McKinley
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Boone
Mr. Hoover
Hoover, Jr
Talks to Parents and the Moral Foundations of Children
A reflection on how children imitate parental conduct shaping their ethics. Parents model justice and kindness through daily actions rather than preachy instruction. Children's sense of right and wrong mirrors observed behavior from those they trust and identify with.
Guard Duty at the Unknown Soldier Tomb
The Unknown Soldier tomb guard details are drawn from Fort Hap phreys Fort Wil ington and Fort Myer. Recruited soldiers serve 45 days, rotate 15 day shifts, and must maintain neat dress, drill, and discipline while guarding the tomb. They endure long hours and direct crowds, with visitors formerly defacing or scattering souvenirs.
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Fort Happhreys
Fort Wilington
For Myer
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the Dothan Eagle
Dolly Brespt
THE
Eagle Publishing
William Theodore Ball
Feiner
Crtising
Casinese Offici Kees
Sdterisl
Frost, Landis & Kohn
Atlanta
New York
Detroit
Louis
Chicago
Associated Press
Jefferson
America
Lindbergh
Paris
Scottie McKensie Wrasier
J. P
Dothan
Locee
Jodge Miller
Mr. Lindsay
League of Nations
Christ
Miller
Batchelor
Batchaise
Union
New York Letter
By Richard Maslock
Tiffany Jong
Tiffany
Kimon Nicolaides
No. 1
Wall Street
Manhattan
Edmond Amate
Michigan Boulevard Bridge
Austin Purves
Tiffany Colony
St. Regis
DR. Lago Goldston
Alice Judson Feale
Herbert Pity
Lyton
Dhé
Arlington
Lington
Myer
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