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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1910

Page

9

New Aeroplane Departure With Gyroscopes Tried

A novel aircraft using gyroscopes instead of propellers will be tested by the Navy at Annapolis in July. Congressman Butler Ames of Massachusetts promotes the design, claiming it can lift heavy weights from ship decks and require no runway for takeoff. Navy officials and notable aviators like Glenn Curtiss may participate in experiments aboard the torpedo boat Bagley.

Washington Navy Department Butler Ames Massachusetts Mr. Ames Annapolis Glenn Curtiss Albany N. Y New York City George Hamilton New York Philadelphia

Royal Opera House Becomes Music Hall in Berlin

Berlin report states the Kaiser agrees to sell the historic opera house to the municipality for roughly 2 million dollars. Under civic management the building becomes a concert hall and civic entertainment venue, with exterior emergency stairs removed and interior stairs widened as alterations begin.

Royal Opera House Berlin Hohenzollern Frederick the Great Chicago

Remedy in Improved Farming Methods Boosts Soil

The Department of Agriculture urges better farming to curb Canadian migration of American farmers. Wr J Spillman cites soil exhaustion as the root cause and promotes crop rotation, fertilization, and leguminous crops to restore fertility, increase yields, and lift profits, with examples from Kansas, Nebraska, and New York.

Department of Agriculture Washington Canada Wr J. Spillman Wilson Department Spillman America Manitoba Alberta Saskatchhewan Prairies West Middle West Kansas Nebraska Rome New York State Office of Farm Management

Dexter son murder mystery fuels hunt after death

Henry Dexter, 98, president of the American News Co., died in New York after years of pursuing the killer of his son Orlando P. Dexter. A $10,000 reward offered by Dexter remains in his will. Orlando Dexter was shot in September 1903 on an Adirondack estate road. the bullet killed the horse as well.

New York Henry Dexter American News Company Orlando P. Dexter Dexter Adirondack Mountains Adirondacks

Beatrice Bruner Godfrey Engaged to Jay Gould

Beatrice Blanche Bruner Godfrey of Boston, once linked to Arthur W. Godfrey in a high profile marriage and now divorced, is reportedly engaged to marry Jay Gould. The claim comes from her mother Mrs. A Bruner of Davenport Iowa as the Boston Conservatory alumna continues her public life.

Boston Mass Blanche Bruner Godfrey Arthur W. Godfrey Jay Gould A. Bruner Davenport Boston Conservatory of Music Godfrey Jow Ebroad

The Illustrious Prince on Lusitania and Fynes Escape

Aboard the Lusitania 387 saloon passengers miss landings after a note from Hamilton Fynes triggers an unauthorized shore escape. Fynes boards the Anna Marie via a private tug, travels to Crewe, secures a fast London train with a forged authority, and heads toward London with a single suitcase while officials debate the maneuver and its origins.

Goodfellow Hamilton Fynes New York Mr. Hamilton Fynes London & Northwestern London Lusitania Fynes Crewe Efe Tie Hamilton Pynes Stoker Mr. Fynes Stathim

New York Aurist Offers Home Ear Cure Trial

A celebrated New York aurist claims deafness is curable quickly at home. He will send a free trial treatment to anyone with ear trouble. Address Dr Edward Gardner Suite 907 No 40 West Thirty third street New York City for a return mail kit.

New York Edward Gardner West Thirty-third Street New York City

Free 3.50 Recipe Promises Kidney Cure

An old style health offer claims a free recipe to cure weak kidneys within a week. It promises relief from scalding or dribbling urination, back pains, swelling, fatigue, and breathlessness. The letter asks readers to request the prescription by mail from Dr. B. H. Robinson in Detroit, offering to mail it in a plain enveloped parcel.

BH. Robinson Luck Building Detroit Mich

Neal Institute Three Day Cure Praised by Former Drunkard

Testimonial from Cuba E Clay of Anderson Indiana praising the Neal Institute at 608 Middle Drive Woodruff Place Indianapolis for ending his whisky habit after a three day treatment. The letter notes prior long drinking, mothers concern, a promise to abstain, and compliments the institute managers for quietude. It mentions a bond contract and confidential treatment with hypodermic injections and harmless vegetable compounds.

Neal Institute Middle Drive Woodruff Place Indianapoli Ind Anderson Foster Neal Indianapolis Cuba E. Clay South Noble Street Woodruff Neal Institute CO Gos Middle Drive H. Williams Mer

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