Wright brothers claim first controlled flight advances
The piece reports on the Wright brothers of Dayton finally achieving controlled flight and balancing in the air. It outlines their experiments at Manton North Carolina, notes their approach to equilibrium, and contrasts with earlier aviators like Lillienthal and Pilcher. It discusses wind turbulence, engine lightness, and potential wartime uses while detailing their cautious, self reliant method.
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York
Wright Brothers
Dayton
New York Times
Manton
N. C
Aero
McClure's Magazine
George Kibbe Turner
Otto Lillienthal
Percy
Pilcher, the
Gan
Atlantic
S.P. Lunwley
Chanute
Chicago
Turner
Orville
Wilbur
Lillienthal
Christe
U Sing
Beecause
Lilienthal
New York
Florida
Navy Department
McClure’s
Colonel's Quiet Resolve Delights a Romancing Pair
Col. Leith escorts Grace Dewey and Lieut. Roberts toward Rockwell City after a dramatic ravine crash. Roberts reveals an engagement and the colonel contemplates approval while setting terms and sending Roberts on leave. The ending sees the trio headed to a minister’s for marriage vows.
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Col
Leith
Rockwell City
Grier Downy
Roberta
Hin Occoutrementsa jJangiing
Roberts
Papa
Mins Dewey
Leutenant
Grace
Lentenant
Miss Grace
Rex
Roberte
Col. Leith Won
No Danger in Love Letters Ends Engagement
An ardent lover warns not to show letters, while the fiancée reassuringly avoids scandal. The exchange ends with the engagement becoming history as recorded by a judge.
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Anyon
New Coiffures Prompt Odd Exchange
A witty exchange in Cleveland where Mrs Trdywed remarks on a queer ornament while Miss Bout fee woara la her holy. Another woman, Miss Bolle Pinkly, identifies the object as a price tag.
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Misa Bolle
Cleveland
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James
Tle
Aide
Bert
Stanington