Flying will alter mental processes says aviator Walsh
Chas F Walsh an aviator of international repute spoke in La Grande predicting that flying will change mental and spiritual life as well as physical form. He said aviation reshapes muscles and thought, citing his own two year change from mechanic to slender, strong flyer and noting elevated perceptions from high altitudes. He warned scientists focus too much on physical changes and urged attention to the mind and spirit in aviation. He contrasted current theories of heart enlargement and body hair with his belief in a new mental development for airmen.
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International Repute
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Takes Highest Honors at Whi tau with the Class of 1911 is Miss Clements
Miss Clements is named the top honor student in the Whi tau class of 1911. The ceremony recognized her as the sole recipient of the highest distinction.
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Whitman College holds 28th commencement exercises
Whitman College in Walla Walla awarded first honors to Maude Clements of La Grande Oregon and Carl Ryan of Walla Walla. Ryan spoke as an commencement orator and won Burke prizes in French and German. Harold Crawford and Edmund Milne claimed the Woodworth prize in mathematics. Dorothy Elmer of Spokane won the Norma H Ryan English prize. Misa Gertrude Ross of Prairie City Oregon won the $25 essay prize on a central bank from the Washington Bankers Association.
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Second Sight Leads to False Death Date in London Lodging Case
The third Lord Templetown’s associate Leary Upton and others reported seeing a man believed dead pass through a room with no outlet. His lodger was later found to have died on a different day, with a white shirt and blue check misrepresented to secure a pension.
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London Court Journal
Light and windows divide a New York couple
The wife pushes for vast plate glass windows to flood the new house with light. The husband prefers smaller panes but agrees after noting her insistence on shutters, shades, curtains, and planned awnings. The first days reveal a domestic rupture centered on the home's exterior illumination.
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New York Times
Unclear fragment hints at healing and rest during illness
Fragmentary note mentions sprains and health restoration with a focus on careful treatment and home remedies. It references a person and a phrase about returning to a healthy condition, but lacks full context or coherent events.
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