A Perfect Wireless Telephone America s Greatest War Secret
The New York Herald reports eight years of American effort in voice command flying. The wireless telephone lets pilots hear orders clearly in flight, enabling ground control to direct formations and training from the earth. The system, tested at Hazlehurst and Roosevelt fields, uses a helmet receiver and compact transmitter, with pilots responding by tilting or diving as instructed.
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William A. Willis
New York Herald
America
Wizards of Science
United States Army
Europe
Air Service
War Department
Newton D. Baker
John D. Ryan
Mineola
Ryan
Washington
Hantelhurst
Roosevelt Fields
William L. Kenly
Division of Military Aeronautics
Voice Corponand
de Havilands
Kenly
Clarence C. Calver
Aviation Corps
West Point
Culver
Millard F. Harmon
Ralph Cousins
Roosevelt Fleld
George C. Norton
Hudson R. Seering
de Haviland
Haxtelhurst Field
Seering
Colonel Culver
General Kenly
Culvert
Hazlehurst Field
Roosevelt Field
de Hayvilands
Joseph EB. Russell
Major Russell
Roosevelt
Major Rossell
Indiana War Fever Fades As Flu Epidemic Lingers
Indiana reports 2 710 new influenza cases across 46 counties with Vigo leading at 296 in two days while officials expect the epidemic to subside soon. State actions include farm improvements, war bond drives, and public notices as counties pursue disease control and agricultural gains.
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Indianapolis
J. N
Harry
State Board
Indiana
Vigo County
Rush County
Johnson County
Noble County
Decatur County
Laporte County
Elkhart County
Lagrange County
Wells County
Cass County
Jasper County
Evansville
Southwestern Indiana Teachers’ Association
G. W. Behrens
Mount Verdon
Posey County
R. E. Eckert
Jasper
Margaret Wilson
John C. Chewning
J. FE. Johnson
Winslow
Floyd Ragland
W. F. Vogel
Boonville
Charles BE. Skinner
Rockport
ES. Yeager
Owensville
A. B. Anderson
Anderson
Postmaster General
Clarke A
Jennings County
Goodrich
Harrow Lindley
Dichmond
Indiana State Historical Commission
Shelbyville
G. N. Totter
Purdue University
Lafayette
Shelby County
Alg. Johnson
University of Wisconsin
Purdue
France
The Making of a Famous Medicine
A visit to the labor where Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is produced shows the preparation of this renowned remedy for women's ills. Hundreds of thousands of pounds of herbs are gathered at peak season, solvents extract medicinal properties, and all equipment is sterilized and the product pasteurized before bottling. Letters from grateful women continually attest to its virtue.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
What's Been on the Carpet Lately Sparks Brussels Talk
Two hints about King Albert heading to Brussels prompt stalled quarrel talk. The remark suggests diplomatic tensions may rise as royal plans surface, with observers weighing implications for international relations and potential crises.
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King Albert
Brussels
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Frankfort
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