Would Make War Absurd If Russians Had Airplanes
A speculative piece argues aircraft would redefine warfare from Mukden, describing how air reconnaissance could erode traditional tactics. It cites Wright brothers and Count Zeppelin, positing a two man plane could keep contact with flanking maneuvers and alter the course of the eleven days’ battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thas
Israel Teon
Wright Brothers
North Carolina
Aeronauta
Zeppelin
Apeeda
Mukden
Postessson
Uketching Pal
Nate Nal
Nogi
Women Who Wear Well and the Hidden Health Cost
A vintage column argues marriage and motherhood sap a woman’s bloom and vigor. It cites ignorance and neglect of pelvic drains and weaknesses as core causes and promotes a patent remedy made from native American ingredients for punting mothers and those worn down by childbearing.
A Captain of Industry Named for Prague Congress
Frank J. La Lane, U S representative, will address the International Commercial Congress in Prague on its opening day. He leads the National Board of Trade in Philadelphia and has long studied high level commerce issues affecting major nations. The article notes debate on credit systems between Europe and the United States and discusses war-era intelligence concerns and aerial reconnaissance implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. la Lane
United States
Bate Department
International Commercial Congress
Prague
Austria
Seustem
la Lanne
National Board of Trade
Philadelphia
la Lenne
International of Evaluation
Ite
Mietigg
Milan
Italy
Europe
Gala Holiday by Alliance Draws 40 Attendees at Turn Hall
The German American Alliance held a day long picnic and dance at Turn Hall with over 40 people attending. Prize bowling began at 10 AM and continued into the night with multiple cash and gift awards for top scorers and winning ladies. Proceeds aid sick and afflicted members. prizes included gold, cigars, and household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
John Rath
Rudolph Hornickel
Charles Wagner
Charles Rex
Admin Laux
Nixth
Box Era
Jacob Hoffman
Fountain Jn
Amiel K. Singer
Carsten Meineke
Charles Wittman
Pondge
Change of Sentiment Ends in Rage on a Train
Conductor John Baker, dismissed after aiding a destitute passenger, confronts a known spotter aboard a moving train. After thwarting a woman passenger in a fare dispute, he attacks the spotter with brutal blows while onlookers urge restraint and the train engineer signals to continue. The incident reveals Baker’s long frustration over losing his job and his family’s hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry James
Mr. James
E-Young
Indy
Alchenen
New York
Saturday Evening Post
John Baker
Baker
Ib Jnicer
Tan
Ray
Moch
Theo Be
Cowan
Bo Baker
Jelly
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Frank D. LA Lanne
Henry James and Life
Pate
Berry
Broad Street
Sala
Royal Worcester
Fred B. Bassett
Spe
Etyles
Vola Nely Trupe Ty the Per Yank
Main Chawlaar
Geper Pard
Geo
Mattings
Uta
Axminator
Crex
Cotton Ruga
Jergen
Ano
California
Department Store
Second Street
Elizabethport
Poul
Cork
J.wiss & Sons
Broad ST
Newark
Jaehnig Gas Fixture Co., Inc
13Th Ave
Cer
Borris Ave
Miron & Lisson
Sale
Morrow
Beuneela
Oliver Feylar
Suas
Beetteyweee Dmc
Axminster
Nize Sxia
Naval Wilton
Colveliig
MIRON
Lifson
Enzabethperts
American Dental Parlors
Elizabeth
Makers of
Rene Whoievlo
Pinne St
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