Glider pioneer predicts fast, high flying plane advances
Dr. George H Madelung, designer of the Hanover glider now with a Cleveland aircraft company, describes a German glider with a 16 to 1 glide ratio and 20 mph still air speed. He says upward air currents enable long flights and that charting air currents could enable hundreds of miles of flight. He notes hawks rise with heat, asserts night flight is impossible for gliders, and mentions seaplane work with Navy use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George H. Madelung
Hanover
Rhone Valley
Madelling
Germany
Dr. Madelung
Madelung
United States Navy
German Institute of Aeronautical Research
Aldershoff
Wartime lessons and aerial survey advances in Chicago
In Chicago on Sept 19, J M Mercer of the Western Society of Engineers touts a three lens camera with a photographic transformer enabling rapid, highly accurate maps from aerial surveys. Maj. James W Bagley developed the device postwar to correct earlier method flaws. Recent New York city mapping used by zoning and railroad projects demonstrates its value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J .M. Mercer
Western Society of Engineers
Mercer
James W. Bagley
City of
New York
Zoning Commission
Riley Enters Wisconsin Politics For a People’s Bloc
Madison Sept 19 Miss Martha Riley the sole Wisconsin woman candidate for Congress enters politics after twenty five years as a teacher and social worker She campaigns as a Democrat in the third district opposing Congressman John M Nelson Her platform calls for a lower tariff repeal of the Esch Cummins act immediate soldier bonus act drastic armed forces cuts and a merchant marine without subsidies She favors equal rights for all and special privileges for none and she pledges a speaking campaign opposition to a millionaires bloc in Congress
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Associated
Psa
John M. Nelson
Wisconsin
Riles
Bureau of
Miss Riley
Senate
Congress
Riley
Local social notes from Columbia and nearby towns
A long list of visitors and calls in Columbia and surrounding communities includes Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Churchbaugh and son Donald visiting the John Brohammer home, numerous calls at farms and stores, and recent trips to Lawrence and Swope Park. The article closes with a note on bank teller etymology and a medical ad for Dr. Owen specializing in rectal diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Churchbaugh
Donald
John Brohammer
Charlie Brohammer
Markley
Dewald Johnson
Marion Strong
Robert Smith
Pleasant Grove
Abe Flory
Lawrence
Marion Strang
George Markley
Charlie Trohammer
Wesley Flory
Tosima
Vernon ‘Strong
Robert ‘Smithland
Deward Johnson
Vernon
Harry Strong
W.H. Postma
Swope Park
Kansas City
August Boehle
Elmer Campbell
Blanche
Brohammer
Anselm Brohammer
Philip Fleshman
Arline
Jesse Markley
Erelyn
Doris
Roy
Puckett
Kenneth
Harry
David Williams
Raymond
Carl
Ivan
W. H. Postma
Will Wingert
Vernor Strong
Frank White
Frank Deay
Ira Fiory
Dave’ Kessler
Bertha
W. Postma
Jim Wiggins
Peterson
Vertmort
Will Postma
Richard
Postma
Washington Creek
Lone Star
Oscar Markley
Cleanliness Rules for Milk Utensils from Dairy Guidance
Housewife cooperation with milk dealers improves sanitation and safety. Directions from a dairy chief chemist emphasize sturdy, flush-soldered utensils, immediate cleaning after milking, thorough rinsing, sterilization with hot water, and drying in a dust-free warm place. Dryness reduces bacteria. milk supports growth in children when paired with cereals and fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Neighborhood Socials Highlight Topeka Fair Week
Local residents hosted and visited relatives across Topeka area with many calls at James Miler and Barr Gorrill homes. Open meeting attendees included J. M. Harrison, C. A. Richards, Ambrose Bigsby, and others. Also notes a feature on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound urging health and happiness for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Clara
Charles Baxter
Charles , Voight
Pauline Richards
Helen Bigsby
Richard Carter
Arnold Ransdell
Barr Gorrill
Myers
James Miler
Marsha
Gorrill
R. W. Gorrill
Clifford Rose
Find Cat
Cg.a. Richards
Ambrose Bigsby
Mike Shelley
Dorothy Bryan
Dawrenes
J. M. Harrison
Ernest Bigsby
Helen
Lodge
Charles Veight
Haxter
Blanche Shelly
K. U
Newt Hamlin
Ambrose Bisby
Anna Mitchell
Kanwake
J.B. Wiggins
Seigel Rose
Messrs
Norris, Bryan
Leslie Rose
Walter Lea
Lawrence
C. A. Richards
Ambrose
Henry, Transmeier
Prescott Underwood
Lloyd Bigsby
Holcom’s Grove
Clinton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Births
Clinton community pages note Sunday gatherings with the Stutz Gibler Hadl Halderman and Taylor families. A daughter Katherine Jean was born to Mr. and Mrs Eugene Gibler on Sept 14. Local students and residents visited Lawrence Pomona Topeka and Kansas City for events and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Lem Stutz
Eugene Gibler
Katherine Jean
Mike Hadl
Kenneth Halderman
T. J. Taylor
Richard Norman
Joplin
H. L. Allen
Clinton School
Ethel Anderson
H. Hobbs
Lawrence
John Horrell
Pomona
Hattie Stevens
Topeka
Ruby
Opal Holingsworth
A. Hollingsworth
C. Taylor
M. C. Tarpy
W. Robinson
John Hoyt
Ralph Gintblett
Columbia
W. J. Cummings
Irma
Lawrence High School
Arthur Losh
Omer Bettes
Christian Endeavor
Walter. Kirby
Near Lawrente
Friday Evening Social at the Gardner Home
Mrs. Kirby, former Sunday school teacher, hosted a Friday evening gathering with games and dainty refreshments. Attendees included Addie, Florence, Mae, Mable Benander. Laura Bowen Emma Kampschroder Mattie Tarpy Ruby Opal Hollingsworth. Louis Alvin Kampfschroder Ralph Lucien Hollingsworth Percy Humphrey Harry Murphy Willie Kampfschroder Jude Anderson Earl Martin Nelson Gardner and others. Mr and Mrs S A Gardner visited Lawrence Thursday. Emma Kampschroder and Mattie Tarpy visited Mrs Gilder in Lawrence Friday. The Kampaschroder family visited Mr and Mrs Chester Baldwin Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby
Addie
Florence Benander
Mae
Mable Tobler
Laura Bowen
Emma Kampschroder
Mattie Tarpy
Ruby
Opal Hollingsworth
Mssrs
Louis
Alvin Kampschroder
Ralph
Lucien Hollingsworth
Percy Humphrey
Harry Murphy
Willie Kampschroder
Jude Anderson
Earl Martin
Nelson Gardner
S.A. Gardner
Lawrence
Emma ‘“Kampschroder
Gilder
Wm. Kampaschroder
Chester Baldwin
Sanitation class forms part of AR A effort in Nijni Russia
Dr. Mark D. Godfrey of Columbus Ohio in charge of medical work for the American Relief Administration organizes a sanitary school in Nijni to teach cleanliness and disinfection as a precaution against measles and other epidemics this winter. The AR A backs the nationwide campaign to stamp out disease and has supplied $3 600 000 worth of medical materials and disinfectant. Defousing and disinfecting have been poorly carried out but progress is noted with new equipment and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nijni
Russia
Mark D. Godfrey
Columbus
Ohio
American Relief Administration
Godfrey
American Red Cross
Dr. Godfrey
Cases Were Continued In Police Court
The trial of Frank Frye on a charges including ana bonsary, and Ira Johnson on a concealed weapons charge, was adjourned until Tuesday morning when it was called up in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Frye
Ana Bonsary
Ira Johnson
Balancing Work and Life Reflections from a Captioned Quote
A thoughtful aphorism notes that a man cannot pull while kicking and cannot kick while pulling, and adds that some men are so busy making a living they neglect living. The lines contrast effort with leisure and imply a critique of overwork.
Valley Chapel Sermon Leads To Quarterly Meeting
Valley Chapel serman from Lawrence preached a fine sermon before the church business session. The General Conference will convene in Wichita starting Wednesday September 17. Ladies Aid netted 28 dollars at a Longanecker sale last Tuesday. Numerous local residents and visitors from Lawrence and Tulsa wore present for various calls and social gatherings throughout the week. Correction notes that the Smith machine threshed at the Lee Gray farm Wednesday, not the Ingram farm as stated previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serman
Lawrence
Wichita
Ladies Aid
F. M. Tes
John Dann
Alvin Bond
Milton Bond
Willis Dunn
Ary Lawrence
Charlie Banning
Marvin Bond
Ellis Bond
Leroy Puckett
Kansas City
Markley
Brohammer
Willig Dunn
Elzie Bond
Walter Boyd
Leonard Longanecker
Dyer Home
Nickly Thome
Joe Hoover
Valley Chapel
John Cousin
Tom Dillon
Little Son
William Puckett
O. P. McNeese
Sheen
Hugo Schellhorn
Daughers
Murry Bond
Vida Macon
Mr. Macon
Watts
Macon
Tulsa
Okla
Kenneth
Harry
Chas. Longanecker
California
Smith Machine
Lee Gray
Ingram Farm
Rizie Bond
Kansas State Fair Attendance and Local News
Local families including the Grays, Dunns, Bowens and Ulrichs head to the Kansas State Fair in Topeka amid uncertain weather with rains forecast. Roger Williams takes cattle to Lawrence for the fair. Dr. Nixon is jailed for life in the Banta murder. trial dates for Hays and Curly Wallace rescheduled to October 2 due to court conflicts. Roy Hays and A. L. Wallace face accessories charges in the Banta killing.
Tealify Drives Nationwide Volunteer Testimonies
Over fifty thousand people across the United States and Canada have voluntarily stated that TANSAC strengthens weak systems, boosts vigor, and leaves them feeling strong and well again in all walks of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
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Rhode Island
People's Bloc
Martha Riley
Owen
Conducted By
Winifred Stuart Gibbs
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hye
Clinton
Blakes
Fort Wayne
Kelloggs
Kellogg’s
Ers
Kellogg's
Kru
Tims
Enthites
W. H. Robert Wilson
Roger Williams
Junior
Keith
Ens Bond
Stearns
Tealify
Tansac
RYZON
Kansas
Baldwin
Worden
Sule
Col. H. T. Rule
Terry Gaskill
The
Great State Life Insurance Co
Wichits, Kansas
Watkins National Bank Capital
C. H. Tucker
C. A. Hill
D. C. Asher
Dick Williams
W. E Hazen
C. A. Tucker
C.A. Hill, Inc
Moore
S. B. Bishop
T. C. Green
F. V. Miller
Gilbert Tractor Service
Sea Mass
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