Graf Zeppelin Heads Home From Atlantic Farewell Flight
Graf Zeppelin, veteran of global air travel, is en route from New York to Friedrichshafen on a return trip. Commander Eckener says the ship’s career may end within a year as plans call for future large airships to carry passengers and mail across the Atlantic.
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Graf Zeppelin Sets Sail Amid Gusty Wind And Barred Weather
Graf Zeppelin wheels from the hangar under gusty eight to eleven knot winds. Hei, smiling, remarks the airship can be preserved with alcohol. Twenty passengers aboard include Mrs. John H. Greaves and Mrs. Mary Pierce both from New York, Mrs. Chas Parker of Cleveland, Lady Willing, and explorer Sir Hubert Wilkins.
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Tells Secret of Feminine Hygiene Ad
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Reed Boom Rally Promotes Missouri Democratic Campaign
Democrats from across Missouri gather in Sedalia for a statewide rally to launch the 19th campaign with James A. Reed of Kansas City delivering the keynote at the State Fair Grounds. Plans call for 50 000 attendees, a noon barbecue, and broadcasts nationwide.
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Reed speech seen as nation wide political signal
Political observers view Reed’s Saturday night appearance and 7 o clock speech as signaling a national impact with the event broadcast over the Columbia Broadcasting system at a cost of 5000 dollars. Democratic leaders see the keynote as pushing the party toward anti prohibition, with Reed as a possible 1932 presidential candidate. Organizers include James Pendergast Ed Villmoore Colonel Carl Ristine and Elmer Jones with special trains and auto trips planned for attendees.
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How Women Lose Fat in England Gain Physical Charm
An Victorian advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a quick weight loss solution claiming a 15 pound monthly drop, improved energy, and clear skin. It asserts the product costs 63 cents per bottle and offers dramatic personal transformation with daily half spoonful doses in hot water.
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Old Pete Alexander Released By Phillies After Long Career
Philadelphia announces uncondi tional release of Grover Cleveland Alexander known as Old Pete. Once a star pitcher, he spent years with Phillies and Cubs and Cardinals, ending with a aim to land another pitching job in the Pacific Coast League or shift to coaching.
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