Human factor in Airplane Accidents in Training
The article analyzes how pilot training risks arise from the aviator’s nerves and reflexes. It discusses learner spin control, sudden fatigue, sleep deprivation, and brain fatigue as key factors in crashes, citing cadets, instructors, and safety critiques at Texas and Arlington fields. It notes that despite dangers, flying remains safer than many hazardous occupations overall.
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Alma
Vernon Castle
Deati
Ulther
Trous
Tim
Thhey
Texes Fields
Montag
Texans
Naval Air Service
H. Graeme Anderson
Truning
Doctor Anderson
Doetor Anderson
Anderson
Bath tub motorcycle business idea noted in Europe
A Louisville Courier Journal item notes that baths are scarce in Europe and deliveries are slow. It suggests a quirky business of traveling with a bathtub attached to a motorcycle to meet demand. The remark highlights novelty rather than a serious commerce plan.
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Europe
Louisville Courier-Journal
Cupid Comes a Cropper and Indulgence in Illusions
Cartoonish note from the Christian Register depicts Irving as impressionable and imprudent, with Ida’s indulgence and infantile invective shaping a tangled romance. The piece attacks irrational infatuation, missteps in affection, and social awkwardness in a humorous, cautionary flare.
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Tia
Irving
Ida
Christian Register
Hunting Trouble not Fashionable Says Arteruts Ward
Quote from Arteruts Ward admonishes readers to avoid excessive fuss and unrest. It notes premature wrinkles and melancholy faces in society and urges restraint. It offers a home tip to protect picture frames by rubbing with winter onions boiled in water.
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Arteruts Ward
Worth Recording From London Fire Stations War Status
A survey notes only 42 horses remain at London fire stations with war efforts shifting toward motor propulsion. Other items cover soil treatment aims, Japanese stage lighting customs, improved fire alarm glass, a red ink plant discovery, ebony sourcing hints, Phoenician trade in Italy, a one cent stamp tax on cafe bills, Barbados ram-distillation growth, a platinum substitute alloy, and doom palm nut use as ivory substitute.
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London
Japan
Ceylon
India
Italy
Barbados
California
South America
Africa
Reassuring Thought About Rat Population Growth
An eminent biologist from Ohio State Journal notes that one pair of rats can multiply to 87,000,000 in two years if undisturbed, but adds the caveat that they almost always seem to be disturbed.
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Ohio State Journal
Chinese Do It Too At Shanghai Department Store
A recently opened Shanghai department store proves popular, attracting shoppers who browse for bargains rather than seek theaters. Chinese customers are said to buy items they do not need, mirroring a common U.S. consumer habit. Human nature is described as broadly similar worldwide.
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Shanghai
China
Andlo
United States
America
War Department
Army
The Better Way Admits Fault to End Disputes
They once argued often but now they get along. When asked what changed, the man said nothing new happened. He found it easier and quicker to admit everything and seek forgiveness instead of arguing, a simple change that resolved the conflict.
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Detroit
Ree Press
Flowing Trick Keeps Her Glow in Jars
Mean Confidence notes a witty exchange about preserving beauty. The speaker asks how she keeps her complexion, and the reply suggests she preserves everything she values, figuratively in jars. The exchange hints at vanity and ingenuity within a sharp social context.
Washington Prefers Pro War Unity as German Fears Rise
In Washington officials note strong support for wartime measures and a push for clear pro United States sentiment among German Americans. They expect 82 pending Senate seats to be filled by governors' appointees this fall, with Democrats contesting in several states. President Wilson’s letters influence reform debates, while the Red Cross gears up a major drive as public interest centers on front-line heroes and war strategy.
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Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
United States
Ares Guten
Louisiana
Mendelson
Nevada
Nugent
Idaho
Wilsey
Missouri
AML
Thale
Wre Pershing
Red Cross
Senate
Hitcheack
Nebraska
Europe
Stone
Titeheack Wand
Committee On Foreign Relations
Mueheock
Hitchcock
Usu
Useful Electric Lantern Describes Compact Self-Powered Lantern
The article describes a foot high mechanical electric lantern with a spring-wound motor driving a generator to power a 12 candle lamp. The unit, including motor, generator, and governor, fits in a six by eight inch base and is portable for camp or farm use in all weather.
Dancing and gambling barred in 1823 Illinois assembly
Journal review notes that during Vandalia's 1823 general assembly dancing rambling gambling and fiddle playing were chief visitor diversions. Representative William Lowery of Clark county introduced a resolution that passed barring dancing rambling or fiddle playing in the hall during the session.
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General Assembly
Illinois
Vandalia
House of Representatives
William Lowery
Clark County
Optimistic Thoughts Gathered Foolishly Fade
A compact note warns that thoughts collected in haste may vanish, while those gathered gradually persist and become routine. The aphorism emphasizes patience and steady effort over impulsive optimism.
Beautiful Lives and the Bonds That Shape Us
In this reflection the author contemplates how genuine conversation, expressions, voice tones, and motives bind our lives. It urges kindness and authenticity as the true enduring measure of character for today and tomorrow.
Joke on Gas Bills at the Camp
A soldier guides a young woman around a camp. He warns that German gas can travel long distances. She retorts that their gas bills would be too high to waste gas so far.
Bookkeeper's sick day sparks comment at office
A terse exchange reveals the bookkeeper is absent with a claim of illness while coworkers tease that he only wants to fish. The conversation ends with a manager insisting the absence is real and no time off is granted.
New Spring Hats To Offset Gowns
New York fashion notes argue against hat purchases while recognizing season’s urge for new headwear. Describes brimmed styles, sailor hats, organdie and georgette creations, and the influence of Jeanne Lanvin with oversized flowers. Highlights color, fabric trends, and the clash of practicality with style.
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Jeanne Lanvin
Lts Rose
Hints for the Busy Woman Seeks Fashion Suggestions
Fashion notes describe Paris styles with satin coats and filmy gowns. Trim details include narrow ribbons frilled undergarments and fur waistcoats with fancy silk. Gray dominates, Irish crochet appears, broad black velvet hats rise, and military red remains a bright accent.
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Paris
Attractive Ornamentation on Satin Gowns with Gold Oak Leaves
A description notes black satin fabric featuring large gold oak leaves appliqued as a sewing room ornamentation seen on high end gowns. The detail highlights rich texture and luxurious design popular in refined evening wear.
The Short-Sleeved Frock Returns for Daywear
A daytime frock reappears in light and heavy fabrics including satin foulard and serge. A notable serge dress features an elbow sleeve bodice and a tan organdie under blouse with sleeves reaching three to four inches below the elbow. The organdie also accents the neckline.
Cutting by Pattern in Quick Pinning Methods
A terse advisory warns that hasty pinning produces crooked results and recommends securing patterns with weights such as hooks, heavy desk items, or sand-filled bags. These methods aim to stabilize pieces as effectively as pinning while offering a sturdier, quieter solution.
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