Mystery plane eyed for Schneider Cup bid in Philadelphia
Lieutenant Williams of the US Navy aims to push an experimental seaplane toward 340 miles per hour as part of the Mercury Aircraft Corportation effort to win the Schneider Cup for America. The project, kept under guard, seeks speed close to 350 mph to challenge the Italian entry piloted by Major de Bergeral.
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Washington
Navot Ale Fcraft
Philadelphia
Mechani Ea
al Williams
United States Navy
America
Williams
Willama
Major de Bergeral
Willams
Mercury Aircraft Corporation
New York
Intel
Wit- Nowa
Piang Fa
de Bernardi
On & Yer
Webster
National Aeronautic Association
England
Isle of Wight
British Test Improves One Man Machine Gun
London reports a new self loading one man machine gun under development by British experts. It weighs about half a pound more than the rifle, fires over twice as quickly, and offers improved accuracy with reduced recoil. Designed from Gen John Thompson’s concept, the Birmingham Small Arms Company has refined it for two years. Ammunition supply remains a challenge to be solved.
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London
John Thompson
United States Army
Birmingham Small Arms Company
Modern Dancing Spreads in Jerusalem Arab Guide Embraced
A fragment reports on a booklet in Arabic by Naim Agar of the Union of Dance Teachers France and Paris Academy mentors teaching modern dances to city youth in Jerusalem. The Paris operatic circle contributed two prefaces, amid study of Western dance forms.
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Jerusalem
Middle East
Tha Bret
Naim Agar
Union of Dance Teachers
France
Academy of Dance Masters
Paris
Paul Raymond
Paris Opera
Mme G. Leofort
Academy of the Dance Masters
Im Parla
Jndre
Enat
Regular Chinese Armies Have 1,500,000 Soldiers, Peking
Official reports from Chinese commanders relay China’s armed forces at just over 1.5 million soldiers. The tally excludes bandit groups and is reported to the official news agency.
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Peking
Armuléa
China
Kuo Mig
Local Frampton Co Adds Texaco Pump and Site Upgrades
Local notes report Frampton Motor Co installing a Texaco gasoline pump to attract drivers preferring that grade. Front of the building received improvements. Various residents share travel, visits, and social events including Misa Maude Mickelson returning to Keeley's in Salt Lake City, Edna Gillman visiting from Vesant Grove, and multiple people attending church and family gatherings.
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Frampton Motor Co
Texaco
Misa Maude Mickelson
Keeley's
Salt Lake City
Room for More Music Students at High School
Attention is called to the summer music programs led by Mr. Bugar at the High School, with forenoon and evening sessions. Many pupils already enroll, but room remains for more, and parents are urged to buy instruments. The beginners band and other groups meet daily, with private instruction available. courses run through June and July. Mr Engar is available after nine at the High School for consultation. skipping summer study may hinder winter orchestra participation.
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Venraes
Bugar
Engar
Another Marriage In Cedar City Details
Mise Lucile Gilger of this city and Mary Mackleprang of Cedar were united in marriage on Tuesday evening at the groom's parents home, with Bishop Frank Wood officiating. Both are well known locally with many friends who wish them happiness. The bride is Mrs. Kiva Oliger’s daughter and sister of the local librarian. the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mackelprang. May they savor countering only clear handling of the ties of matrimony.
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Mise Lucile Gilger
Mary Mackleprang
Cedar
Frank Wood
Cedar Flest
Kiva Oliger
Henry Mackelprang
Card of Thanks and Funeral News Staggers Community
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy after the death of Wm Sylvester Benson. The note thanks neighbors, the Durham family, and those who aided with the funeral. Mentions Milo Marsden returning from the University of Utah, Mrs. Warren Wimmer visiting from Ogden, Albert Benson bringing his brother’s body from Caliente, Wayne Benson’s return from Santiquin, T M Gurr from Buckhorn with wood, and Miss Phyllis Gigler visiting with Mrs. Frank Lyman’s sister.
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Sylvester Benson
Durham Famiy
Albert Benson
Caliente
Frampton Motor Company Opens Gapplus Coupon Offer
The Frampton Motor Company issues Gapplus coupons for fifty gallons of guadline at the regular price per gallon with each coupon providing one gallon of motor off free. For further information contact management.
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Frampton Motor Company
Where Women Shine In The Canpera Weekly Excerpt
A fragment from Canpera Weekly notes a comic remark about women packing trunks for a nun and her wife, suggesting women dominate trunk packing tasks in a playful, facetious tone. The line mocks gender roles with a humorous quip about packing duties.
Idea of Modern Ship Traced to Egyptians in London Magazine
The text traces shipbuilding origins to Nile civilizations, noting early reed boats tied by cords and evolving methods, from simple bundles to keel structures. It cites the Nile banks forming initial vessels and mentions the Egyptian term for shipbuilding, with references to reed boats and planked additions shaping ancient ship design.
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Nile
Elliott Smith
London
The
Nilé
Annual Victory Over Evil at Clethum Ceremony
Crowds gathered in Teithen, Pedhleshire, Scotland, on a recent Saturday to witness the usihua rite of the clethum, linked to Sir Walter Scott’s St Ronan’s tale. The Washington Star notes its origin in a legend of St Kenon’s combat with the devil. Interlefthen’s patron saint, died 737, depicted by a ceremonial figure who wielded a pastoral staff to bar the devil. The figure appeared to strike down the devil amid fire, eliciting cheers from students witnessing the youth’s victory.
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Teithen
Pedhleshire
Scotland
Walter Scott
Washington Star
St. Kenon
Interlefthen
Maying
Hn Effey
Color psychology in advertising and consumer appeal
The article explains how advertisers use color to influence buyers. Purple and royal blue convey aristocracy for luxury items, red excites acquisitive instincts, and combinations like red boxes boost sales. It notes patterns seen in cosmetics, perfumes, and high end goods, with a New York Capper’s Weekly reference.
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Cobra
Cannes
Capper's Weekly
Bright Love Raymond Raymond Learns Self Reliance
A teacher extols self reliance as a small boy late to class explains his mother overslept. He answers that after he grows older his wife will work for him, illustrating a humorous misreading of responsibility in a dented old domestic vignette.
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Raymond Raymond
Bin
Cathers and Mathers
Raymond
Loudon
Health Secrets Emphasize Natural Living For Health
Dr. Fred A. Albee writes in the American Magazine that reliance on nature can prevent serious diseases. Sunlight frost air exercise proper food and prompt injury repair are presented as essentials for perfect health, reducing elevation illnesses of heart and nervous system.
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Fred A. Albee
American Magazine
Mining Location Notices for sale at the Times Office
Local mining location notices are offered for sale at the Times Office. The notices detail parcel identifiers and rights to explore, with public record style summaries and procedural steps for purchasers.
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Times Office
Relics at St Magnus Bring Boar's Head Tavern Lore
From the Church of St Magnus the Martyr in London come notes on 1832 relics from the Boar's Head tavern. Items include the Filstam cup and a large tobacco jar admired by Washington Irving, as noted in his Sketch Book.
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Threwdpeedia Street
London
Prince Sal
Patetaft
Boar's Lend
Marines warned by nature code in wild creatures ethic
A Times report cites a polemic on coercive threats in warfare, noting the Marines hear threats to kill if they disobey. The piece argues the idea stems from interpretations of a natural instinct code rather than Marine policy, suggesting wild creatures face life and death choices with rapid, instinctive resolve.
Some One Near by Douglas Malloch
Poem urges valuing human love over wealth, stressing the need to connect with others. It laments misdirected desires and urges keeping family and friends close, placing emphasis on affection over riches.
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Navy
Walter
Alftchell
Verval
Misa Edna Gillman
Vlessant Grove
Bishop
J. GC. Mitchell
Cedar City
Alice C. Kuell
Rose Fuller
Mitchell
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Alule
W. A. Wood
Brrs
L. A. Rhoden
Terentasua
Trent County
Joe Bettridge
Milford
Callente
U. P
Cedarcity
Ivor Adafe
Colorado
Paragonah
Times
Shirley Warren
Shirley
John L. Lowder
Micahd Alys
Carol Adams
Mis
Irene C. Mitchell
East Ward
Mrs. Mitchell
Honolulu
E. R. Patterson
Los Angeles
John L. Lawder
Frankie Dalley
Blanche Decker
Howard Pritenard
Tme
Loria Orton Ia
Goiter
Ars. Vers Parkinson
Wilma Rasmussen
Sobnson
Bealamie
Utah
Eilitor A. WH. Rollo
Iron County Record
Board ‘of County Commissionery
E. Ray Lyman
Abe Hw. A
Yuculty
Bane Sheen Roattera
Mesory
Tom Gardino
Ralph Parielle
Jackebell
Milo Marsden
University of Utah
Warren Wimmer
Ogden
Wayne Benson
Wm. 8. Benson
Thinery Cama
Santiquin
T. MN. Gurr
Buckhorn
Mias
Phyllis Gigler
Sister
Mra, Frank Lyman
A. M. Hoffman
Korday
Camp Grounds Parowan
Douglas Malloch
Hald
Howe Love
Jet
J. J. Case
T. M. Co
Parowar Auto Co
Parowin Bakery
Emil A. Fyaimberg
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