Miscellaneous observations and wry anecdotes from a 1920s era column
A collage of quirky facts and quips on slogans aviation slang and human foibles. It touches on Pilsener campaigns Italian greetings Atlantic pride and a joke about an electric cow on a liner. It notes global weather storms and a prison parole statistic with light social commentary.
Breezy 1920s Snippets Touch On Cars Travel and Politics
A collage notes Wright aeronautical distance flight and air powered talkers, Italy road system urge, Belfast taxi fare protest, Spain trade value, Mussolini bravado, Pilot Chamberlin beer remark, hair fashion quips, and a 1928 highway registry law giving officials power to remove decrepit autos from roads.
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Pennsylvania
Secretary of Highways
Camps for Mothers and Daughters in Summer Retreats
The piece praises open air camps in Tennessee, North Carolina, and Virginia as fitness boosting and healthful, teaching diet, fresh air, and exercise. It argues camps should extend to housewives and mothers, noting benefits for girls from high school through adulthood and for working women to improve health and endurance.
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Tennessee
North Carolina
Virginia
Invoicing Lindbergh and the New Traffic Tunnels
The piece lauds Charles Lindbergh for his transoceanic feats and influence in aviation, noting prize offers and projected world flights while praising his inspiring impact on youth. It adds a note about a 300 member police force training to manage traffic in Hudson River vehicular tunnels slated to open by early September.
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Lindbergh
Pacific Coast
Honolulu
Dallas Tex
Hong Kong
Hudson River
New York
Height of the life built from church growth
The passage compares life to a building with three dimensions physical mental and spiritual height decides personality and achievement. It argues church provides essential soul building materials and urges going to church often to become a greater person.
Time Turns Backward on Women Careers and Matrimony
The piece argues critics fear women pursuing careers over marriage. Katherine Toy, a New York student, won a $1,500 yearly traveling scholarship but chose marriage and a home career instead. It notes Lindbergh’s notable American status forReturning from Europe uninjured and humble without a hangover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore College
Katherine Toy
New York
Europe
Lindbergh
Order of Hearing and Notice on Petition for Settlement
In Cass County Nebraska a county court orders a hearing on the final settlement and discharge of executor August G Bach for July 1 1927. The notice requires all interested parties to appear or respond before July 11 1927 in Plattsmouth Journal publication.
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Cass County
Nebraska
County of
Cass
Gardner Powers
Powers
Richard Claiborne, Sr
Claiborne
Richard Claiborne, Jr
Elizabeth Claiborne
Richard B. Claiborne
J. T. A. Hoover
Hoover
Effy Hoover
J. F. Hoover
Jacob F. Huber
Mary Huber
John G. Huber
Mina Huber
L. Billings
Billings
Charles) Huber
Minnie
Mina) Huber
John George Huber
South Platte Land Company
Louisville
Lindbergh honored as colonel in National Guard by Missouri governor
A 1927 clipping notes the Missouri governor commissions Charles Lindbergh a colonel in the National Guard for his solo New York to Paris flight. The reporting jokes about Lindbergh's self effacement and hints at political optics behind the honor, reflecting era views on celebrity and service.
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New York
Paris
Missouri
Lindbergh
National Guard
Final settlement in estate of Harry 8 Barthold
In the matter of the estate of Harry 8 Barthold the petition by Merl Wheeler and Alta Halter Executrix seeks a final settlement and allowance of their account filed June 14 1927 in county court. A hearing is set for June 27 1927 at ten o’clock a m with publication of this order in the county’s newspaper for one week prior to the hearing. The court will set hands and seal on June 14 1927.
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Cass County
Nebraska
State of
August Bach
August G. Bach
Plattsmouth Journal
District Court
Plattsmouth
Mary C. Murphy
A. D
Mary Louise Spies
Hermia G. Spies Schuldice
Edmund F. Spies
Merl Wheeler
Alta Halter
Said County Court
John Albert
Australians Praise American Soldiers in Battle
A Sydney statement lauds American troops as brave in battle while a Yankee doughboy is hailed for guiding a pleasure craft across the Detroit River and surviving the crossing. John M. Leyda is attorney for the Administrator. By J. A. Capwell, Plaintiff's Attorney. 16 4w.
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Detroit River
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