Human factor in Airplane Accidents
An analysis of Texas flying fields contends accidents stem from pilots’ errors rather than faulty aircraft. It cites stringent field supervision, training hours, and repeated checks, while noting risks from stress, fatigue, and rare brain fatigue in early training. It compares American and Canadian training, cites Captain Vernon Castle’s death, and mentions Dr. H Graeme Anderson’s views on mental fatigue in student pilots.
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Texas
Senator Overman
Veuton
New York Time’ Magazine
Agen Acn
Fort Worth
Tex
Landaman
Vernon Castle
Lkely
Houston
Birimen
Eay
Ze Tey
Wade
Fying
Iim
Nover
Elf
Relayi Caval Air Service
Graeme Anderson
Doctor Anderson
Anderson
Bubblinest Opportunity in Turbulent Europe
Fragmentary OCR note mentions baths scarce and ordering a tub sent in. Sparse phrases include Europe and dialogue about shortages, suggesting a humorous or ironic remark on wartime or travel conditions. No clear person, date, or organization identified.
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Europe
Appeal for thrift pledge by June 28 for war savings
President Wilson urges Americans to pledge by June 28 National Thrift Day to invest in War Savings and Thrift Stamps or other government securities. He stresses economy, production, and labor conservation to support the war effort and asks all to buy government securities to transfer purchasing power to the United States.
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Washington
D. C
Wilson
Kedge Ie
Bay
U. S
Treasury Department
United States
Volunteer Army
Samaritan Race Near End in Holy Land
In Pittsburgh, E K Warren president of the International Sunday School association warns the last remnant of the ancient Samaritan race may vanish. He cites a 162 person group in the Holy Land with no contact for 18 months, noting intermarriage and a Turkish draft of 24 members as contributing factors.
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Pittsburgh
E. K. Warren
International Sunday School Association
Warren
Holy Land
Great Northern
Girls Boy Own Gardening at Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley Mass Mount Holyoke College plans self sufficiency for vegetables. Student farmers estimate yearly needs at 2000 bushels of potatoes and 6000 cans each of corn beans and tomatoes. Girls gardeners plant gardens to meet demand.
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South Hadley
Mass
Mount Holyoke College
East
Unclear OCR shows rail officials’ worry over tramper issue
Fragmentary text notes Albany and railroad officials seeing a rise in tramps traveling, contrasting past era with present. Mentions “bull” epiy and jail, implying deterrence changes and social context. Details are garbled and names are incomplete.
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Albany
Judas Betrayal and the Last Passover Sermon Outline
A Moody Bible Institute lesson from Mark 14 covers Judas Iscariot's betrayal and the Last Passover setup, Jesus' bread and cup institution, disciples' cowardice, and Peter's denial. It details the agony in Gethsemane, Jesus before the Sanhedrin, and Peter's denial, emphasizing human weakness and temptation.
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Luk
John Us
Jeana
Josua
Judas
Mary
Jesus
Christ
Peter
Jones
John
Ein
Deeus
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Sau
Pictor
Bublinest
Sam Hardon
Hitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Wright
Jess
Peter Denien Lard
Jeans
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