Women aviators rise to prominence in early nonstop flights
The article highlights Fraulein Thea Rasche and other women pilots challenging male dominance in aviation. It covers Rasche's planned New York to Germany nonstop flight, Ruth Law's Chicago to Hornell nonstop record, and profiles of notable aviatrixes such as Adrienne Bolland and Laura Bramwell, noting risks, dates, and achievements.
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Fraulein Thea Rasche
New York
Germany
Fraukla Rasche
Roosevelt Field
Mitchell Field
Spokane
Fraulein Rasche
Charlotte Alexander
Maxine Dicks
Trehawke Davies
Mile
Adrienne Bolland
Mildred Doran
Flint
Mich
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Honolulu
Augy Pedlar
Gladys Roy
Lieut
Delmar L. Snyder
Rome
Miss Roy
Lillian Boyer
Laura Bramwell
Mineola
Long Island
Miss Bromwell
Auguste Bernard
Mme
Rose Amicel
Bue
France
Bolland
Andes
Mendoza
Santiago
Chile
Phoebe J. Fairgrave
Curtis Flying Field
St. Paul
Minn
Miss Fairgrave
Peoria
Ruth Law
Outlook Magazine
Miss Ruth Law
Chicago
Governor's Island
Miss Law
Hornell
N. Y
Victor Lee
New York Times
Binghamton
Law
Carlstrom
Carlsatrom
Asio Club of America
New York Sun
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Sun
Mr. Curtiss
The
Aero Club of America
Governor’s Island
Curtiss
Aero Club
Army
America
Correct Way to Save Seaweed Is Explained
Seaside visitors learn a method to preserve seaweed. Float selected specimens in a flat dish with salt water and avoid fresh water to keep color. Spread fronds with a brush, lift with paper, drain, cover with muslin, and layer with paper and muslin. Press with a board and weight and air dry in sun to prevent mold.
Faith in Levees Cited Amid Flood Turmoil at Biloxi Reception
Robert Sharp, Tulane president emeritus, lamented the flood crisis saying Americans trusted the levees too much. He recalled a girl’s earnest questions about God watching her, reflecting on faith amid disaster.
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Mississippi
Robert Sharp
Tulane University
Biloxi
Professor Sharp
Come-Back Bliss Derry mocks French academy remark
The Come-Back Bliss Derry, editor and author, at a Cambridge garden party, heard a young jazz novelist denigrate the French and American academies. Derry laughed and replied that the American academy is the death, noting people mock it only when no danger looms.
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American Academy
Cambridge
French Academy
Verry
Two Kinds Enough
A doctor finishing rounds at the links is approached by a small boy who asks for shoes. The doctor questions the boy about size, who reveals uncertainty about his feet and past shoe purchases, exposing a moment of poverty and casual prejudice from the period.
Tramp Replies He Works At Intervals In Conversation
A wartime era joke exchanges a housewife’s question about work with a tramp who quips he works at intervals. The brief pun hinges on a play of words about irregular employment and social status.
Repost and cheerfulness are the badge of the gentleman
A compact aphorism notes that reposting and cheerfulness symbolize a refined gentlemanly energy, emphasizing measured positivity and courteous sharing as signs of good character.
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Women Probe New Roles and Health Choices
Fifty years ago women faced limited jobs from teaching to nursing. Now women work in factories and hold roles as architects lawyers dentists and executives. Elizabeth Chamberlain of Trenton says Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her health in factory work and she urges other women to write with questions.
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Unionall
Lydia BE. Pinkham
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