Real Speed Plane Advances In Aviation Design
A silver monoplane, flying from Utonton to New York then to France, drawn from trial reports, highlights the craft’s cantilever wing, 22 feet span, and three-ply wing construction. It uses a Hall-Scott Liberty engine with a new synthetic fuel, aiming to achieve 22 miles per hour climb and 20 miles per hour racing pace, per Dayton Wright labs.
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Ungton
New York
France
Wren
Dayton Wright Laboratories
Descent at 450 Miles Per Hour Ends In Crash
Lieut Velas of the Freech arm attempted a height record but faced exhausted oxygen. He nosedived to safety, reaching 450 mph and covering 4000 yards in 30 seconds. The craft was damaged with torn wings and broken supports upon landing.
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Velas
Paris
Morning Post
Seranda
Following the Wrong Car on a Wisconsin Road
John and Paul touring near a Wisconsin lake in roadsters. Paul led by ten minutes and briefly lost sight, then reappeared and pursued for about five miles. The lead driver abruptly stopped, confronted Paul, and warned that the road is a private drive to his home, asking who he was and what he wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benen
Tome Dey
Reneen
Rensen
Tim
Hermoneside
Prodenew
Prudence
Benson
Ted
Sara Johnson
Mark Hathaway
Hermonoside
Sam
Mark
Enet
Paul
John
Sumer
Fiume Rival Claims and Prewar Adriatic Trade
A fragmented 19th century view contrasts Fiume with Trieste as rivals in Adriatic commerce. It describes Fiume under Hungarian influence, its diverse population, and its early industry and shipping from a port that shaped regional power, culture, and trade before World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriele Mannundo
Figne
Medieve
Bolsht
Eliy
Trieste
Bremen
Fiume
Hamburg
Fiume i
Rathan
Hiermgery
Croatia
New York
Restor
United States
Orange
N. J
Newton
Max
Westward Migration and Urban Reform in Eliot's Vision
In a National Geographic Society address, Eliot argues that urban crowding harms health and happiness. He advocates widening urban planning to blend city life with rural benefits, creating environments that nurture well being and beauty.
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Charles W. Eilot
National Geographic Society
Onler
Elitariona
Immediate objects to be sought for urban expansion
The text argues for light and air in dwellings, offices, shops, and factories, promoting city spreading into suburbs and country sites along rail lines. It supports more playgrounds and open spaces and aims to attach arable ground to every family home.
Poland as savior of Europe in historical vision
Fragmented OCR text discusses Poland's role in European history, referencing partitions of Poland, the Congress of Vienna, and shifting borders involving Germany, Prussia, Austria, and Russia. The piece blends historical claims with unclear phrases about territories, maps, and national narratives. Names and places emerge in a garbled account of 18th and 19th century geopolitics.
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Poland
Ecapine
Seelteretand
Neteiem
Greer Cocehinet
Helton
Vienne
Sea of
Arer
Peking A City Within A City In Ancient Times
A vivid, OCR fragment describes Peking as a city within a city, detailing the Forbidden City, the Throne Room, Temple of Heaven, Temple of Confucius, and surrounding palaces. It notes the imperial center, bustling streets, and the long tradition of daily news in the capital, with references to the city’s gates, canals, and foreign trade sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Tag
Forbidden City
Drage
Menren
Notley
Oregon
Confucius
Peking Gesete
London Times
Tolar
Fortidden
Tepertal Palace
Fietinetiog
Eenperor
Ernie
White Australia idea echoed in early settlers notes
Fragmentary long text discusses racial aims and migration flows linked to Australia, the Monroe Doctrine, and Amerind history. It mentions Botany Bay, convicts, the British colonial plan, and imagined uses for New South Wales including relocation of Tories and convicts. The piece touches on global geography and migration policy in a historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Sinte
Lahorera
Canada
Botany Bay
America
New South Wales
Sydney Cove
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Alon
Office of State
Wiel
Arel
Jeael Chorcy
Agnation
Dermsaiesa
Erie
Seehof
Te ' i
Jin Gavernae
Andiner de Es
Movernor
Stall Losue
Deln- Fon
Puch
Mincouri
Department of State
John L. Sullivan
State of Missouri
Ion
McCiere Newspaper
Jereme
Calewaring
Denson Novtair
Renwi
Ellie Bor
Abd Jung
AL Theery
Tun
Anne
Reneon
Hermannside
Hatter
Pals
Jake Wilding
Benson Hal
Renee
Henry
Enene
Walt Amnute
Henson
Delphia
Hacksmith
John and
Wiscon
Gulf of
Quarnera
Rome
Alte
Hleide
Manufactar
Whitehead Tormmeto Works
Fier
Petrefeum
Greeley
Eliot
Europe
New
Australia
Dewlaratins
Ierbert Gregory
hLomegeeecus Pele
Auerralet
Larne
Cheata
Erarch
Gerdes End
Agetrana
Artoona
Gising
Utah
Idaho
Orecon
Kosecoska
Washington
Wieteria
Pesa
New South
Wailea
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