Roosevelt’s Return to Health Through Warm Springs Healing
Franklin D. Roosevelt, beset by paralysis, improves through warm water therapy at Warm Springs, Georgia, and new exercises learned in Massachusetts. He plans to return to the springs, confident his health will rebound, declaring that mind matters as he swims and rests in the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
New York
Georgia Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Massachusetts Hills
Maine
Wall Street
al. Smith
New York City
Warm Springs
Sald
Franklin Roosevelt
Georgia
Tie
Penn Quakers Struggle With Defense In Swarthmore Win
The Quakers beat Swarthmore 26 to 13 signaling defensive lapses from Penn after a strong 1924 defense. Villanova coach Harry Stuhlldreher shows promise as he steers Notre Dame’s 1924 quarterback into a first season at Villanova. Brooklyn Dodgers suffer late-season slide after a weak stretch while the Athletics also slump.
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Pennsylvania
Swarthmore
Quakers
Columbia
Penn
Villanova
Harry Stuhldreher
Notre Dame
Rutgers
Stuhldreber
Quaker State School
Dickinson
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Athletics
Three Army Flyers Die in New Salem Plane Crash
Three men died when an Army aircraft crashed on the Buffington farm near New Salem Pennsylvania late Friday. Witnesses say the plane exploded and caught fire before striking the ground, with all three occupants fatally burned. Identified by Wilbur Wright Field officers were Lieut. George H. Burgess, Maurice Hutton, and Verne Timmerson. The Honeymoon Express had flown to New York air races and was returning to Darton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Salem
Buffington
Dayton
Wilbur Wright
George H. Burgess
Maurice Hutton
Verne Timmerman
Darion Herald
Iarze
New York
Darton
Daston Wright Company
Col
Wiliam Mitchell
Wreck Victims Named Incomplete List Found
The recovered bodies include the name Maurice Hutton. A camera used by newspapermen was recovered from the wreckage, indicating press involvement or witness use.
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Maurice Hutton
Darton
Voltaire and the Ancient War Tank Claim
A historical claim asserts Voltaire invented armored tanks circa 1750 by announcing an Assyrian Chariot armed like a tank to crush Frederick the Great. Marshal de Richelieu rejected it. Catherine the Great ordered two tanks in 1770 but found them ineffective except against massed troops. reminiscences include Egyptian incubators for hatching chickens.
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Voltaire
Frederick the Great
Marshal de Richelieu
Czarina
Catherine of
Russia
Catherine
How to Preserve Rabbits After a Hunt
Practical field guidance on drawing, cleaning, cooling, and storing rabbits after a hunt. Tips include cutting a slit in the rear leg, draining blood, stuffing with greens in warm weather, hanging in a cool place, and parboiling for multi day trips. Emphasis on not overharvesting and noting the cottontail as a tasty autumn staple.
McKaig Social Guests Visit Masser Home
On Sunday at the John Masser home shaded by Shookstown ties, Mr and Mrs Charles Miss, Mrs Masser and Mrs Miss, plus Elmer Harper of Lewistown, Charles Dodd and children of McKaig, joined by Mrs George Parry of Frederick and Mrs William Summers. Summers shows improvement after illness.
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McKaig
John Masser
Charles Miss
Masser
Miss
Shookstown
Elmer Harper
Lewistown
Charles Dodd
George Parry
Frederick
William Summers
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Inci
Anent Penn
Stuhldreher
Tree Army
Atna-Ize
Tap Etna Life Insurance Company
AlSiated
Potts & Griffin
Court Street
the Haberdashery
Wilson Bro
J. T. Miller
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Liz
Young Motor Car CO
W. Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
A. R. Remsberg
Jeweler
North Market Street
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