Swiss City Hears of Kaiser Home Move in New Villa
Reports from Locarno indicate the former German Crown Prince may purchase the Chateau Trevano near Lugano as a future home for the ex Kaiser. Transfer would need Swiss and great power consent, with mixed views in Berne and military circles and possible hotel industry support for tourism gains.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Locarno
Trevano
Lugano
Doorn
Helland
Berne
Kaiser
Charles of
Austria
Hungary
Germany
Society Still Backs Arctic Expedition Despite Setbacks
Detroit Aviation Society continues support for Captain George H. Wilkins Arctic flight despite recent mis fortunes. Wilkins says back to the limit and plans repairs for the two planes the Detroiter and the Alaskan, with parts to be shipped for the larger craft taking up to three weeks.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Detroit Aviation Society
George H. Wilkins
Wilkins
Hill Elected Railroad President in Nashville Board Vote
James Brents Hill, assistant to the president of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railroad, was elected president by the board of directors. He succeeds Whiteford R. Cole, who had been named president of the Louisville and Nashville.
Weight for weight the chimpanzee is four times as strong
The article asserts that a chimpanzee's strength rivals and exceeds human capacity, estimating that weight for weight a chimpanzee is about four times as strong as a man. It discusses comparisons and implications for understanding primate power.
Praised by Patient for Transon Bright's Disease Cure
A letter from Robert Denton of Newport Tennessee credits Dr. Paul W. Transon of High Point North Carolina with curing his Bright's Disease. Denton recounts severe prognosis in February 1925 after a Knoxville examination and attributes life saving adjustments to the doctor. He increases weight from 121 to 151 pounds and reports daily work, meals, and improved health.
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Paul W. Transon
Bright
Robert Denton
Newport
Tennessee
High Point
N. C
Knoxville
Dr. Transon
Penny Building
Main and
Washington Streets
Mee
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