Wrights 1903 flyer to power giant modern plant
In eighty years avil Wright watches a new motor plant in Cincinnati rise to loom over eight baseball fields. He recalls building a bicycle shop with Wilbur when they created a 25 to 40 horsepower flyer. The Wrights now produce engines up to 1700 horsepower, transforming a small push plane into a colossal vision that can shape the world for good or ill.
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Cincinwili
Reli
Wilbur
Wright
Rhiny Aiawk
More People More Safety in Rhode Island Traffic
Rhode Island has the highest person per square mile density yet the lowest accident rate among states. Nevada shows four times as many fatal accidents per inhabitant. Rhode Islanders credit safety by recognizing highway perils and taking precautions. Density or climate does not explain the safety record. only sensible observance of safety practices is effective.
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Rhode Island
Nevada
New England
Rhode Islanders
Overlapping Taxes Provokes Federal Tax Study Group
Secretary Morgenthau announced a Treasury study group will probe Federal state and local tax relations with aim to end overlapping taxes. The plan hints at a possible federal takeover of gasoline tax collection and uniform income taxes, while states face shrinking shares and rising property tax pressure. Congress will decide whether changes occur amid strong federal funding demands.
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Treasury Department
Morgenthau
Treasury
Congress
Buc
Setting Warplane Pace in Aeronautical Yearbook
The Aerosphere international yearbook edited by Glenn D Angle argues the United States leads in military aviation progress. It contrasts German and American fighters with speeds over 400 mph for VanGuard and P 38, surpassing the 365 mph Messerschmitt 110. Major General H H Arnold foresees renewed aviation impetus postwar despite wartime dominance.
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United States Army
United States
H. H. Arnold
Air Corps
Mars
Ely Aviation
America
Memorial to McGuffey Unveiled at Miami University
A memorial honoring William Holmes McGuffey, author of the McGuffey readers, was unveiled Sunday at Miami University Ohio. The piece notes his role in popularizing moral yet storytelling literature and how his readers revived in schools through the Federation of McGuffey Societies. The event cements McGuffey as a pioneer who drew children to good literature.
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Federation of
McGuffey Societies
Miami University
Ohio
The Parent Problem Excerpt by Garry C Myers
This column discusses the importance of reading aloud to children from babyhood through school. It cites parents who read to older children to foster concentration, vocabulary, and enthusiasm for reading, with anecdotes from educators and a note on how accessible heavy reads can become engaging once sparked by listening. It also touches on using threats in parenting when carefully applied and enforced as effective discipline.
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NIT
Josephine Foster
Kingergurtven
Minnesota University
Dr. Foster
Krakow
Noted Officials Speak on War and Air Patrols
Secretary of the Navy Knox says the U S fleet can command the western hemisphere seas and both oceans if needed. Air Chief Marshal Brown favors Atlantic convoy protection with constant air patrols day and night. Prince Bernhard discusses Dutch food shortages under German rationing, noting only half a potato daily. New York report mentions a challenger crowing in boxing.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox Seizo
U. S
Ottawa
Ont
Frederick Bownil
Cam x
Prince Bernhardt
Juliana
Netherlands
Bible Thought For Today Reflects Divine Reward and Trust
A brief devotional line cites Ruth with a verse about the Lord recompensing work and granting a full reward under God of Israel, noting trust under divine wings as the theme of guidance and blessing.
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Israel
Ruthor
Fragmented line urges devotion as a personal warning
The readable fragments warn against making Marcy a god, claiming it will plague you like the devil and echo a harsh admonition attributed to Fielding. The text remains terse and cryptic, with religious or moral overtones underscored by a severe tone.
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Fielding
Strange Fragments From A Forgotten Page
A garbled, era-bright collection of hints and stray remarks. It mentions sunsets and sunrises, elderberries, berties and farms, curious claims about faster cars using less gasoline, birds wanting to run, and playgrounds opening. The text includes an exchange with Lowell Thomas and a golf crowd anecdote ending with a quip about solitaire.
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Berties
New Castle Wit and Weather Bloopers Stir Local Laughs
A jumble of anecdotes and quips from New Castle and nearby towns brings readers cheer through jokes about Hitler, coed humor, odd weddings, and a tale of a Deacon’s race day misadventure. Milk punch and safety pins surface in small-town mishaps as weather talks and cheerful phrases spark lighthearted chatter.
Confidences and Practical Tips Amid Daily Jests
A blend of personal counsel on keeping troubles private and seeking guidance, plus light humor and quirks from daily life. Readers share tips on discretion with friends, a note on striking duties, and quick vignettes from Pittsburgh weather to social missteps.
Ston e Chief Justice Promotion Reflects Politics and Prestige
Central Press column notes Harlan F Stone will have one vote on the nine member court as chief, with a pay rise to 20500. It discusses party roots and the New Deal era, noting Stone’s Republican origin, Roosevelt’s promotion, and Stone’s pro New Deal stance while McReynolds and Stone’s conservative roots are contrasted. The piece images ongoing Washington coverage and critique of interviews with Stone.
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Stewart Central Press
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United States
Supreme Court
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Nini
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Frank Knox
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The World and the Mud Puddles NOW BaD JOBS
An economist counsels young job seekers about so called dead end positions. He argues routine roles can teach skills and open paths to promotion, stressing courage imagination and helpfulness over fear of entry level work. He cites bookkeeping as an example.
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Enegsgloig
M.S. Rathevser
Nin
The Great Game Of Politics By FRANE RK. KEST
Washington, June 20. The next big Senate fight centers on the St. Lawrence waterwars plan pressed by the President. Roosevelt seeks to push through a costly dubious project amid defense needs, Canada considerations, and strong personal pressure to secure passage.
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Canada
Here We Are at Summer's Edge by Edgar Guest
A 1941 poem excerpt by Edgar A Guest describes summer’s edge and garden life. Flowers bloom along hedges, bees move among blossoms, and fledglings imitate their mothers. The verse paints bright garden scenes and the feel of a season’s approach.
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Simmers Rim
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Summer's Gate
sCopyright
Edgar A
Bristow and University Presidents Featured in 19th Century Notices
June 20 item lists Benjamin Henry Bristow a Kentucky lawyer and Civil War colonel who as Secretary of the Treasury prosecuted whisky insurgence. Indictments and convictions tied to his efforts span 260 men. Also named are George Washington Atherton, Basford Mass rector and Penn State leader, and Arthur Ernest Morgan, Cincinnati engineer and college president active in flood control and reclamation.
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Elkton
Kentucky
Treasury
Willers
George Washington Atherton
Basford
Mass
University of Kingis
Pennsylvania State College
IAGA
Arthur Ernest Morgan
Ensineer
Cincinnati
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