Lindbergh Crosses Atlantic to Global Acclaim in 1927
Capt Charles Lindbergh completed his New York to Paris solo flight in 33 hours 39 minutes, landing at Le Bourget. Paris lavishly celebrated the mystery man as kings invited him abroad while the U.S. government offered to bring a battlestep for a tour.
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Willy
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Coli
le Bourget
Paria No Ane
Belgium
Brussels
George
England
Legion of Honor
Lindbergh
Matin
le Hug
Insland
Stockholm
United States
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San Tego
Calif
Ayne Whitney
Willem CL Whitney
Harry Payne Whitney
Mouiehanset
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Payne Witney
Wiliam
Whitney
Fla
Yale
Trarvard
Misa Helen Hay
John Hay
Great Britain
Tie
Hia
Wall Street
Lace Teases Bridal Gowns In Fashionable Going Away Look
Julia Bottomley surveys lace heavy bridal fashion with two piece tailored suits beige crepe ensembles and three piece coats. She notes Chantilly lace boosts guests wear, navy twill honeymoon outfits, fur accents, and new tulle wedding gowns for both slim and stately brides, urging June brides to choose an elegant going away costume.
Made Up Dialogue Exchanges Between Couple
A humorous exchange at dinner shows a wife declaring a decision and a husband quick to quip that she should consider something else besides her face. The remark playfully flips the confusion and delivers light domestic wit.
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Husband
Bell-Ans Indigestion Relief Ad Claims Harmless Use
An old advertisement extols Bell-Ans for indigestion relief. It emphasizes stopping gas belching heartburn and nausea, claims 80 years of testing, and invites readers to pick up 250 ard Tie Pigs at drug stores or request free samples from Bell & Co. Inc.
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Bell-Ans
Bell & Co, Inc
Orangeburg
Wheat little changed through ancient Egypt to Mesopotamia
Popular Mechanics notes wheat grown today bears little change from varieties cultivated by ancient Egyptians during pyramid building. Specimens dated at least 5500 years ago have been unearthed in Mesopotamia, indicating remarkable genetic stability over millennia.
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Egypt
Pyramida
Mesopotamia
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Iceland to Be Heated by Hot Springs Plan
Iceland’s capital Reykjavik would be fully heated by water from nearby hot springs if the prime minister’s plana are carried out, according to the Dearborn Independent.
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Iceland
Reykjavik
Dearborn
Airplane as Fire Fighter for Ranger Efforts
The article argues aviation could greatly aid rangers by locating forest fires and directing attacks, proposing a swift, agile aircraft design to enhance rapid response and effectiveness in firefighting. It emphasizes airborne reconnaissance and coordinated ground action to contain fires sooner.
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Rangers
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