Trans Atlantic Flight Routes and Challenges
The Frenchman Fontan may seek the first trans Atlantic flight via a route from Africa to South America. The comparison notes Fantan's total distance under 2000 miles and contrasts New York to London with a longer 1860 mile leg from St Johns to the Irish coast. Captain Sunstedt and a British flyer are mentioned as preparing to cross a northern route.
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Fontan
Africa
South America
New York
London
Fanlan
Cape Verde Islands
St. Pauls Rocks
St Johns
Irish
Sunstedt
America
Atlantic
Sour Owl Makes Flight on Hill at University edition
The Sour Owl humor magazine from the University of Kansas campus appears, easing enrollment worries with cartoons and satire targeting S A T C officers and the Senate. Editorials, drawings by Floyd Hockenhull and Fred Leach, and a Lawrence-centered production mark this all Lawrence team effort by the Journal-World publishing department.
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University of Kanss
Robson Gymnasium
University of Missouri
K.U
Donald Dwight Davis
Floyd Hockenhull
Fred Leach
Eee
Journal-World Publishing Department
Francisco and Stevenson tie in Elk's tourney bowling
Francisco bowling team evens out by night’s end at Elk's tourney with Stevenson. In four games, Francisco won two and Stevenson two, with Francisco scoring 199 led by standout performance, while Stevenson’s Persa had 197 top score. Thompson of Enid seeks city treasurer nomination, first woman to do so.
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Stevenson
Elk's
Francisco
Elk’s
Francisco Am
Peras
Stevenson Am
Artig
Haglund
White
Berger
Erma
1. Thompson
Enid
Okla
Ity
Surer
Deaths and Funerals of Winey Hemphill Williams
Obituary notices recount deaths of Anna Eliza Winey at 75 in Kansas, Paul A Hemphill age 13, Catherine Williams in Oklahoma. Services set for Wednesday in Kansas and Missouri with burials at Oak Hill and Reno cemeteries. Survivors listed include husband Thomas G Winey and son Henry L Winey, and Williams family members in Victor Colorado and India Oklahoma.
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A. E. Winey
Anna Eliza Winey
Massachusetts Street
Oak Hill Cemetery
Obituary Daniel Ulrich of Lone Star Kansas Dies at 32
Daniel Ulrich born April 4 1886 in Wayne County Indiana died March 21 1919 at Lone Star Kansas aged 32 not 80 years as misprint states. He moved to Kansas as a boy and lived in Wyandotte and Douglas counties later married Mary Weybright and Mary Winters. Survived by three children seven grandchildren a brother two sisters and many friends he was a devout Christian who loved his church and endured illness with patience seeking to depart for home with faith.
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Daniel. Ulrich
Wayne Ceounty
Indiana
Lone Star
Kans
Kansas
Wyandotte County
Douglas County
Mary Weybright
Lec
Mary Winters
Etta, Shank
Caruthers
California
Charles
Lecompton
William H
Jacob Ulrich
Quinter
Mary Shively
Susie Flary
Tone Star
Christ
Mutilation harms corn yield in shelter and planter tests
United States Department of Agriculture findings show seed kernel damage from chipping cracking and freezing reduces germination and overall productivity. Even with good stand counts seed from injured kernels yields less than uninjured seed under varying weather and environmental conditions.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Taspee
Feed boxes and hay racks improve feed efficiency
Guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture explains repairing feed boxes to be at least 18 inches wide by 14 inches long and 4 1 0 inches deep with tight hay rack bottoms to prevent leaf and fine hay loss. Proper construction minimizes waste and preserves protein rich leaves, boosting animal condition at low cost.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Notable Wedding in Washington Ties Mexican Envoy Daughter
The United States Department of Agriculture offers free farmer assistance. Not all farmers use the service, which can save time and money. In Washington today, Senorita Maria Bonillas, daughter of the Mexican ambassador, marries Lieut. Guiseppe Cupola of the Royal Italian Army.
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United States Department of Agricuture
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Fragmentary Medical Advice Phrase Reveals Historic Terminology
A garbled fragment describes medical recommendations for patients and mentions injuries such as sprains bruises chilblains and frostbite. The text hints at grading and treatment ideas but is incomplete, reducing clarity on source context and purpose.
Vincl touted as restoring strength for elderly man
Marlton New Jersey resident John M Devitt, age 69 after a severe sickness, reports Vincl rebuilt his strength and vitality. Ad copy credits Vincl with beef cod diver peptones iron and manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates as key to rebuilding a run down system and red blood. Dick Bros City Drug Store advertised and claimed success. Also mentions Saxos Salve and women's rights in Bamhy.
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John Devitt
Marlton
N. J
John M. Devitt
Vinci
Mr. Devitt
Dick Bros
Sorghum Seed Demand and Seed Head Handling Tips
The article notes high demand for good sorghum seed and urges farmers to save pure, viable seed from fodder and syrup varieties. It warns against cross pollination with other varieties, describes proper harvesting of seed heads, and recommends careful drying and storage to prevent spoilage. It emphasizes efficient gathering and field roguing before bringing seed to the yard for drying and storage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Colmin
Rell X
Cole Her
BeLean
Hinsell
Sloan's Pain Relief Advertisement Claims Quick Soothing Action
An old style drugstore ad touts Sloan's Pain Relief for joint and muscle pain, sciatic pain, toothache, and back pain. It promises non staining, quick results, and economy with a large bottle. Ends by urging readers to obtain it from any druggist today.
So Easy Freezone Corn Remedy Promoted At Pharmacy
A Cincinnati authority touts freezone as a quick painless cure for corns and calluses. A quarter ounce costs little and removes hard or soft corns by direct application to tender areas, leaving underlying skin pink and firm after removal.
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Cincinnati
Unclear seed and hogs care guidance amid improper handling
Fragments advise on hog pile monitoring every two weeks and turning to prevent overheating. Guidance mentions protection for tied herds, tarpaulins, and fodder coverings, plus risks from wet conditions and moisture. The text emphasizes avoiding waste and noting seed quality under varying temperatures.
Farm Bureau Idea Spreads to United States Agriculture
The Agriculture Department reports inquiries from Australia and others about Farm Bureau organization. It notes the concept is expanding beyond its own country, with the Farm Bureau developing from a county agent network into an official agency for educating and coordinating agricultural extension work with state and national programs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Law of food conservation and local notes
A brief on food conservation credits dairy cows with converting inedible materials into milk and notes on other feed converters. The Hawley family returns to Lawrence after a year in Ontario and contemplates new business. In New York City, dress and waist strikers plan to mark the eighth anniversary of the Triangle waist shop fire with a parade. W O W Sullivan travels to Florence, Kansas.
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Winatert States Department of Agriculture
New York City
Papes Diapepsin Advert Promises Quick Digestion Help
Advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin ends indigestion and gas instantly after meals. It touts relief from heartburn, belching, and upset stomach with a pleasant tablet, urging purchase from your druggist. The copy emphasizes rapid action and no waiting.
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Pape
Edible Dishes From Tongues To Canapes In A Historic Menu
A fragmented early 20th century recipe collection describes Calves Tongues boiled and served with vegetables and tomatoes, Mock Sausages made from haricot beans and cream, Italian Canapes from stale bread with Parmesan sauce, and Escalloped Potatoes baked with butter, hot milk, and flour.
May Wonderful Remedy Promises Cure All Stomach Ailments
An advertisement proclaims a simple remedy that claims to remove mucus from the intestinal tract and ease stomach and liver ailments including appendicitis. It asserts dramatic personal relief after use and offers money back if not convinced. The text mentions Rout Corner Drug Store and druggists everywhere as sellers.
St Jacobs Liniment Promises Quick Back Pain Relief
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment as fast relief for backache lumbago and sciatica. It claims never to burn skin is harmless and provides relief after a single use urging readers to obtain a trial bottle from any drug store and end suffering.
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St. Jacobs
Mulching Orchards Aimed At Saving Soil And Water
Agricultural expert at the University of Missouri urges artificial mulching on steep or broken orchard slopes to reduce water loss, conserve soil, and boost productivity. Thicker mulch layers of straw or cornstalks are recommended, with annual applications of about two inches deep, to protect roots and mitigate winter injury. In St Joseph Buffalo, clerical and civic notes appear amid unrelated town news.
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Hunt
Gardner
University of Missouri College of Agricultue
Major Sam Johnson United States Boss Of Siberian Town
Major Samuel I Johnson is described as a cossack American and provost marshal in a Siberian village. The article recounts a turbulent life including service in the Russian navy, desertion in New York, involvement in South American revolution, leadership in Hawaii, and a career spanning plantations and global big game, with numerous campaign medals and a Carnegie medal for bravery.
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Sam
United States
Siberian Town
Siberia
Samuel I. Johnson
Siberian
Johnson
New York
South America
Argentina
Hawaiii
Walian National
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Tesi
Atlantic Ocean
MERIC
Ndakar
ST Paul Rocks
Pernambuco
The
Owl Society
Senate
Paul A. Hemphill
C. W., Hemphill
Louisiana Street
Reno
Grace
Tonganosie
Catherine Williams
Indiana Street
John J. Williams
Victor, Colo
Esther’ Williams
St. Joseph
H. L. Courtney
India
Nellie Wliams
Lawrence
Daniel Ulrich
Bamhiy
Sloan
Farm Bureau
Canada
Australia
LAW OF Food Conservation
C. R. Hawley
Ralph
Ontario
Calif
Hawley
O. J. Laine
W. OW. Sullivan
Florence
Kun
T. Jacobs
St. Joseph's Church
Buffalo
Edmani Ttbbons
Iacere
Albany
Thomas Fr. Cusack
Ain
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