Dirigible Shenandoah Flight Might Route Over New Castle
New Castle boards urge officials to route the Shenandoah dirigible over New Castle on its September Lakehurst return. Officers note previous talks with Congressman Phillips and propose a slight route adjustment from Clearfield to Youngstown to ensure local visibility.
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Open Letter to College Freshmen From UI Dean Seashore
UI Graduate College Dean Iarl E Seashore urges freshmen to take responsibility for learning and work hard in study and life. He stresses self discipline, balanced effort, and the obligation to use abilities to benefit the world. He calls on students to avoid being a dud and to strive for excellence.
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University of Iowa
Liabilities and Assets in Municipalities Speak to Civic Duty
A civic essay argues that municipal bonds are assets and that unpaid bills reveal liabilities, while civic cooperation, public spirit, and civic pride are recoverable liabilities. It urges youth to prepare for leadership, emphasizes election participation, and notes a satirical contrast about trust and virtue in a growing world.
Anniversaries Highlight Historic Events Across Centuries
The list recalls 1680 Pueblo uprising in New Mexico seizing Santa Fe from Spaniards, 1780 abolition of torture for confessions by Louis XVI, 1785 naval officer Olver Hazarderry born at Newport, 1861 Sacramento hanging of a convicted murderer after reprieve, and 1909 Walter Wellman heading to Spitzbergen for a North Pole balloon voyage.
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Safety Sam Says Nay to Bonehead Swim Plan
A playful critique labels proposal No 1 000 001 as unsafe as it suggests swimming far out then returning. The piece frames the idea as reckless and urges caution and smarter action.
Odd Weather News and Fanciful Prose Snippet
A column mixes sunset and sunrise times with whimsical aphorisms about beauty, birds, tomatoes, and fashion. It riffs on future generations, travel routes, divorce, and hunting, ending noting the ease of deceiving a squirrel once season opens.
Newspaper Musings on Public Life And Oddities
A sprawling clerical column blends humor and social commentary on political ad rules, local elections, media staffing, fashion, and moral reflections. It notes many candidates in Lawrence County, a near completion New Castle High School stadium, and local anecdotes about weather forecasts, aviation near misses, and cultural curiosities.
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New Castle High School
Dhikh School
Ambiguous Fragments Highlight Global Trade and War Talk
The clipping discusses tariffs on China and a strong Chinese government, Harvey Firestone's plan for a 1 million acre Liberia rubber plantation, and a proposed $100 million corporation to secure rubber for U S manufacturers. It also mentions war profits favoring generals and a radical British figure urging army men and communism.
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Firestone
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United States
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Fragmented war era dispatch on mutiny and economic tensions
A garbled report discusses mutiny rhetoric, British forces, and distant Russia. It notes workers in Russia, construction and rail ties, and billions in building plans. Union men are urged to seek better solutions to financial problems rather than self-destruction, criticizing employers' stance.
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Russia
Daily Editorial on Temptations and Happiness
Dr Frank Crane argues that theft goes beyond property to steal happiness and contentment. He cites a boy barred from a summer camp over a fifty cent flashlight rule, illustrating how unwelcome thoughts disrupt pleasure and urging mastery over thoughts for personal comfort and restraint from sin.
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Oscar Wilde
McDiaral
Synditste
Bible Thought For Today Escape From Evil Theme
Bible verse meditation cites Psalm 91 9 to 11 emphasizing refuge in the Most High. It speaks of divine protection where no harm befalls the dwelling and guardian angels watching over each path. The wording reflects archaic phrasing and a devotional exhortation to trust in God’s shelter.
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Psalny
Young Hammond Seeks Giant Airship License From Uncle Sam
In America a notable case unfolds as Join Hammond Jr seeks government approval to operate two giant dirigibles. Son of financier John Hammond, the younger Hammond has attracted publicity through abstruse calculations and work in automatical control research.
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Hays Hammond, Jr
Sam
Hammond
Jobo Hays Hammond
Ceetl Rhodes
Young Hammond
One Year Ago Mara Nears Curt Since 1804 Flight Record
The fragment mentions Mara and a near record in aviation history, with references to globe circling aviators and distant lands from Iceland to Creanland. It includes garbled dialogue about money and a time quote. The readable parts point to a historic aviation milestone and a quoted exchange about payment.
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Curt
U.S
The World And The Mud Puddles Tale of the Merry Motorist
A humorous travel vignette follows the Merry Motorist family as they pack for a long vacation, travel from home to relatives across various stops, and are repeatedly fed ham sandwiches and baked ham. The recurring theme is excessive ham meals and the odd encounter with a Jew who remarks on not wanting to see pig meat again.
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Jie
Alweya
Lacy
Merry Sotorist
Just Folks Trial on the Anvil of the Years
Poem-like meditation on enduring grief and hardship shaping character. It speaks of trials forging souls, the value of suffering for true greatness, and the growth of faith and grace through adversity, ending with a dated copyright attribution to Geerse Matther Adams in 1923.
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Geerse Matther Adams
Press Comments From Diverse Papers Reflect Modern Attitudes
A compilation of circa 1920s opinion snippets shows varied views on politics and policy. Notes include support and skepticism toward the U S president and vice president, colonial conflicts in Morocco, economic matters in Europe, public health humor, and tax and prohibition enforcement debates. The excerpts reference figures like General Andrews and President Coolidge, plus regional interest in wage laws and oil royalties.
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