The Man of the Hour Glenn By Hawt Labor Plan
The article profiles Glenn, a corporate lawyer now active in labor policy. It notes his public prominence and role in shaping plans to alter railroad operations, with ties to the American Federation of Labor and broader labor leadership.
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Glenn
Hawt
Labor
Patagonia
Www
Camertion
Pratt
Fur Brotherhoods
Matah
Mettery
Viamt
America
Ametae Federation of Labor
Ie Executive Committee
Ube
Fellroud Internationale
Crowell Urges Air Department Reforms for National Security
Crowell calls for a consolidated air department under a cabinet head to direct civil and military aviation. The report, led by Benedict Crowell, advocates a unified agency to place aviation at front rank through development, industrial ties, and regulatory oversight, based on Europe conferences and joint ministry consultations.
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Reginbd
France
Italy
Simon Lake U Boat Inventor Advances Marine Submersible
The article describes Simon Lake refining a modern marine vessel to explore underwater work. A steel tube system connects surface to an operating chamber with airlock to permit a diver to exit into the sea while water is kept out, enabling submergence under controlled conditions.
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Simon Lake
Tyin Bean
Fiske Given Aero Club Medal for War Work
Admiral Hredig A. Fieke receives the gold model of the cfeb from the Aero Club of America for his wartime aviation work and invention, praised for its impact though timing of appropriations limited full naval and military aeronautics use. The tribute notes patriotism, progress, and the press as allies in informing the nation about aviation potentials.
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Aero Chub of America
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Hredig A. Fieke
U. A N.evitendh
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America
Mathon
Tuthueurs
Arro Club
Congress
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Preas
A Mixed Kitchen Jar of Recipes and Reflections
An eclectic kitchen page features numerous antique recipes and tips, from rabbit dishes and roast chicken to rice in stock and rhubarb pie. It blends practical cooking instructions with a short, pointed social musing about women’s roles and the value of temperance in domestic life.
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Tony Hoon
Vitor
Atloe
Baeun
Emlon
Senean
Frank Feet
Denvel Bethoenie Devil
Tuntianition
Serre
Tentwies
Hem
Scout Training Saves Life After Copperhead Bite
Scout Morgan Coyte of Troop No. 1 and Scout George Petrie of Troop No. 8 in Ridgefield Park were camping near New Bridge along the Hackensack when Coyte awoke to a copperhead bite on his arm. He bandaged and cauterized the wound with a coal and snail stick, then applied flame to the bite, successfully removing poison and returning to duty days later.
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Seout Morgan Coyte
George Petrie
Ridgefield Park
New Bridge
Hackensack
Scout Coyte
Coyte
Modest Scout's Brave Rescue Earns Praise in Dubuque
Frederick Nelson a 15 year old Scout from Dubuque Iowa rescued 9 year old Bernice Derry who had drowned while swimming near Fairfeld Town. He dived three times bringing her to the surface and with help from other youths she was revived. The mother praised him and urged a reward or medal from the Scout Council.
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Frederick Nelson
Dubuque
Iowa
Frederick
Fairfeld
Town
Bernice Derry
Scout Council
Song of the Boy Scouts in Service to Columbia
A poem titled Song of the Boy Scouts pleads for service to the nation. It praises boys as ready to aid mothers and defend the homeland, claiming loyalty and sacrifice mirror those of fallen brothers and heroes. Authored by Josephine M. Fabricant of New York Morath.
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Josephine M. Fabricant
New York
Morath
Scouts Warned On Wearing Army Uniform Insignia
National headquarters cautions Boy Scouts against wearing army uniforms or insignia not listed as official Boy Scouts of America items under the national defense act. Violations carry fines and imprisonment. Officials note only designated items such as campaign hats and official insignia may be worn by scouts.
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Boy Scouts
Army
Boy Scouts of America
U. S
Congress
Sam Brown
Scouts Weigh Flies Killed Camp Rules Updated
In Joplin Missouri scouts and Echo age girls participate in a swatting camp to win prizes. J Sites Grevelle, snat executive, ordered flies to be brought to the accredited office for counting and prize qualification. The weekly school count noted swatted flies but did not tally victim numbers.
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Joptin
J. Sites Grevelle
Snat
Ing
Fie
Pygmy Hippo Return Sparks Mixed Doubt and Curiosity
The article recounts belief in tiny hippos under 30 inches tall, skeptics doubting Siberian pygmy hippos, and notes a 1873 specimen brought to Dublin that died before exhibition. Carl Hagenbeck backs the idea, sending Schomburgk to Africa who returns with three pygmies, two shown in New York.
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Dublin
Carl Hagenback
Schomburgk
New York
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Business Call Brief and Camouflage Tactics
A busy executive urges concise business calls with a clear objective and quick closure. A Navy example explains how camouflage deceives submarines by painting the keel to mislead course calculations and avoid interception.
Glass Bricks New in Use in European City Walls
A new construction method features glass bricks in outer walls, adopted in several European cities. The innovation provides a novel appearance and building light transmission, influencing architectural design and material choice.
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