Governor McLean Hails NC Claim Settlement Bill Passed
Raleigh May 31 Governor McLean expresses satisfaction as Congress passes a bill settling old North Carolina claims with the federal government. The measure allocates about 118000 dollars to NC from a total 264009 dollars in approved claims, with interest through Feb 29 1928. The bill awaits President Coolidge's signature.
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Senate
Overman
House
McLean
Washington
North Carolina
United States
Indian Trust Fund
U. S
Maryland
Right in Style Life quotation about a boy and violin
ALife quotation notes a boy praised by a father and promised a violin. The caption includes lines about a haircut avoided and a positive outlook linked to receiving the instrument. The phrasing mirrors a period newspaper feature tone.
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Pap
Aerial vacation prototype Flight test from New York to Ohio
Reporter W R Yahner recounts a passenger trip in a Western Air Express cabin plane built by Fokker from Mitchel Field to Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Columbus and Dayton. The voyage, at 120 mph and 12 500 feet, features luxuries, running water, in-flight scenes and social glimpses as proof of a future transcontinental air service.
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Enterprise
NEA
W. R. Yahner
Yahner
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
California
Western Air Express
Pacific Coast
Fokker
New Jersey
Mitchel Field
Long Island
Manhattan Island
Philadelphia
Hackensack Meadows
Anthony Fokker
Pennsylvania
Mr. Fokker
Pittsburgh
Moundsville
W. Va
Columbus
Dayton
Los Angeles
North Carolina to graduate about seventeen thousand this spring
Raleigh May 30 1928 about 17 250 high school and college seniors in North Carolina will receive diplomas this spring 15 750 from public high schools and 1 500 from four year colleges and universities Dr J Henry Highsmith notes the year shows record advancement and higher college enrollment than 1927.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
J. Henry Highsmith
State Department of Public Instruction
Highsmith
Tota
United States
Black-Draught praised by Sageeyah resident
Mrs. Cora Maberry of Sageeyah Oklahoma extols Black-Draught as a simple vegetable medicine for family use. She recalls using it since childhood to ease stomach upset and constipation and continued it for cold relief and morning headaches. The remedy has been in use over 87 years.
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Sageeyah
Okla
Cora Maberry
Is Modern Woman Really So Modern
The column contrasts Shaw and fashion with views on women and modernity. It notes women’s hotel affinity, men’s homebound tendencies, shifts in dress from frills to simple sport clothes, and critiques balloonist history and female aviators. It also cites Anna Steele Richardson accusing Federation of Women’s Clubs of being controlled by commercial interests.
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George Bernard Shaw
Ruth Elders
Frances Grayson
Mildred Doran
Princess Wertheim Lowenstein
Herta Junkers
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Anna Steele Richardson
Womens
A Country Seat Sportsman
A London gossip quips about Lord Dasham and a non sportsman invitation, noting a seat confrontation and social annoyance in a terse opinion column style.
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Lord Dasham
London
Sun-bathing Blooms Behind Florida Solariums
St Petersburg Fla May 30 Florida solariums attract growing crowds as medical opinion notes sun bathing benefits while limits and safety concerns are discussed among residents and visitors seeking vitamin D and leisure in warm weather terraces and glass enclosures.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Great Solariums
Florida
Resort owners upgrade facilities and privacy on Boca Ciega island
A bay island in Boca Ciega Gulf is being walled off along the water to shield private sun houses from view. Developers hasten updates as neo phites enter solarium treatments, often under sheets for those with delicate skin, signaling a lasting trend in resort modernization.
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Boca Ciega
Gulf of Mexico
Flight Fails Again in Endurance Flight
In Santa Ana California at 16 30 hours the tri motor Albatross was forced to land after a 15 hour 30 minute flight due to engine trouble. The crew included Naval Pilots R O D Sullivan L C Sullivan and mechanic Sol Spiegel.
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Santa Ana
Cal
Naval
R. O. D. Sullivan
L. C. Sullivan
Sol Spiegel
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