New Vertical Or Horizontal Flight Plane Claimed
London reports Vittorio Isacco, aide to Sigpor Pescara, has invented a nearly auto pilotable aircraft. The craft rises vertically via spinning wings and small engines, then can shift to horizontal flight using a forward engine while wing motors still lift. Tests to proceed near Paris. Isacco bets on a foolproof, garden‑flight machine.
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London
Vittorio Isacco
Sigpor Pescara
Paris
Isacco
Drive Like the Devil and You’ll Catch Where He Lives
A sharp saying warns that reckless driving will lead to danger and exposure, implying consequences for daring actions. The quip frames risk as a chase to locate danger’s source, aligning speed with pursuit and punishment.
Ore Carriers Boost Conneaut Harbor Activity
Conneaut Ohio reports feverish harbor activity as ore carriers flood in causing dock No. 2 to deploy Brown electric unloading machines. Boats idle outside harbor hours, night shift not added yet. Officials caution that a slack season did not materialize and this year may exceed last year.
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Conneaut, O
Conneaut Harbor
Brown Electric
Nine Episodes To College Pageant Set For June 16
GROVE CITY PA June 7 The historic pageant on the college campus June 16 will be divided into nine episodes. The first shows Washington’s route from Fort Duquesne to Venango and the French Indian War onset, followed by pioneer days the land grant for current buildings and the growth of literary clubs. Later episodes cover Spanish American War enlistments, progress in education, World War I and postwar development, culminating in the May queen crowning with tableau and dances.
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Grove City
George Washington
Washington
Fort Venango
Franklin
Fort Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Venango
Wolf Creek
Rags Madera To Be Graduated From State
C R Rags Madera of Pittsburgh will receive a commerce and finance degree at Pennsylvania State College commencement next Tuesday. He is a former intercollegiate heavyweight boxing champion whose Penn State football injury in 1921 sidelined him for two years. The ceremony marks a milestone after years of hospital recovery and intermittent study.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
C. R
Madera
Pittsburgh
Penn State
Harvard
Commerce
Mansfield Spent 9121 in Republican Nomination Campaign
State Senator William D. Mansfield filed his expense account showing 9121.72 spent in the Republican state senatorial nomination battle. He reported 1225 in contributions, 1000 from Dr. H. S. Smith, while opponent William H. Coleman spent 2990 with no contributions. John W. Hedderich Jr. listed 51.75 for printing.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
William D. Mansfield
Clerk of Courts Office
Mansfield
H. S. Smith
William H. Coleman
John W. Hedderich Jr
State Encampment of G.A.R. Opens in Bethlehem
The Grand Army of the Republic opened its sixtieth state encampment in Bethlehem Pa with the annual meeting of the G A R and allied organizations, slated to run through Thursday.
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International News Service
Bethlehem
Grand Army of the Republic
G. A. RR
Mem
Hemroid Internal Remedy Promises Quick Piles Relief
The text argues piles stem from internal circulation issues and praises an internal tablet remedy named Hemroid. Dr. J. S. Leonhardt claims success in 1000 cases and states Hemroid is sold by druggists with a guarantee. Stores listed include McKee's Rut Rate Store and Eckerd's of New Castle, Inc. offering refunds if dissatisfied.
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J. S. Leonhardt
Eighteen Lose Auto Licenses In State Action
Harrisburg reports show three license revocations and four black listings for intoxication in the week, the smallest count this year. Eleven licenses revoked for liquor transport and seven for reckless driving. Four licenses revoked for larceny and two for habitual violations of motor laws.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
State Department of Highways
Quiet Recreation Spots Offer Close to Home Rest
Some recreation spots are so quiet and peaceful you can rest there almost as well as you can at home. The article highlights serene locations where visitors find calm, natural surroundings and a respite from daily life.
Dangerous Hypnotic Art Used In Crime
The piece notes hypnotism's long and controversial history from Mesmer to Charcot and Briand. It cites cases and experiments showing animals and humans vary in susceptibility and describes a November incident where an insured man was coerced under hypnotic spell to jump from a mountain, illustrating perceived dangers and questions about hypnotism’s powers.
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Mesmer
France
Briand
Charcot
Europe
Education isn’t what you learn it’s the habit of learning
A reflective note argues that formal schooling is less about content and more about developing a steady habit of study and curiosity that lasts beyond classrooms. It emphasizes consistency, self-motivation, and lifelong pursuit of knowledge.
No. The Gale of Conscience and Courage
A reflective maxim on moral action notes that conscience steers some to courage while others become cowards or philanthropists. it contrasts innate tendencies toward evil with the insistence that defining evil is a choice.
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