Plans Air Flight to South Pole Aboard Heavily Laden Plane
London reports John Ia Cope, leader of the South Pole expedition, says the flight to the pole will cover about 750 miles from a base roughly equal in distance to the pole. The craft will carry heavy loads and require a sledge and extra provisions for possible return if the plane fails. Fuel will be minimized to meet takeoff constraints, with a plan to dump half the petrol mid outward journey before crossing mountain ranges.
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South Pole
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Lift off Corns With Your Fingers and Foresee Relief
An old home remedy claims you can lift off hard or soft corns and toe calluses using Freezone. A few drops on the affected area supposedly stop pain instantly and then allow the corn or callus to lift out with no pain.
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Woo
Nearing Justice for German War Crimimals
Brussels reports Belgium rushes to compile a list of enemy subjects accused of wartime violations. Under Versailles extradition rights must be exercised within a month of ratification, with titles or employment aiding identification amid incomplete records. A royal commission, active since February 15, 1919, continues inquiries into German infractions.
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Belgium
American women proving excellent road builders
Five hundred Armenian women employed by the American Red Cross have built 100 miles of stone roads and reconstructed several bridges in Mesopotamia within the last four months to facilitate transport of Red Cross supplies. Captain Edward Bickel of Seattle led the engineering work, hiring the women when no laborers remained available.
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Mesopotamia
American
Red Cross
Edward Bickel
Seattle
Worcester will honors faithful dog companion
In Worcester on September 26, Mrs. Maria Lewis of Shrewsbury left $500 to a grand-niece to care for her dog, describing the animal as a faithful companion in the will filed today.
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Worcester
Mass
Maria Lewis
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Shrewsbury
White Sox Park a Grand Baseball Palace in Chicago
The article details White Sox Park in Chicago as a premier 1910 built home for the Chicago Americans, featuring a 34 500 seating capacity, distinctive northeast facing layout, 365 foot foul lines, 450 foot center field, and extensive grand stand design. It notes ownership by Charles A. Comiskey and preparations for the World Series with 200 ushers under Pete O Neill managing crowd flow.
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West 35Th Street
Shields Ave
Frank Chance
Comiskey
New
White Sox
Ball Park
Thought One Clean Shirt Remedy Solicits Trust
An old testimonial promotes Mayor's Wonderful Remedy as a cure for stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. It claims one dose convinces or money refunded and notes Hart Drug Co. in High Point as a seller along with general druggists.
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Hart Drug Co
High Point
Seven WWI Aviators’ Graves Still Unlocated
Paris dispatch reports 150 American fliers died in aerial combat. only seven graves remain unfounded. An army officer and Red Cross representative scour France and Germany, locating 143 graves and sending photos to relatives.
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American Red Cross
Shevine Head Infant One Month Old Among Mate Population
A fragment notes a reference to a one month old infant amid a broader population group. The garbled wording points to unclear demographic context without discernible events or named entities.
Shaving Off Whiskers Signals Mourning Among Kindoos
A brief note describes the custom of shaving facial hair as an expression of grief among the Kindoos, reflecting cultural mourning practices.
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