Transatlantic Air Service Planned For 1936 Start
An agreement among the United States United Kingdom Irish Free State and Canada seeks to open regular transatlantic air transport next summer with four round trips weekly. Northern route via Canada Newfoundland and Ireland preferred for distance but weather and Portuguese Azores landings delay southern route via Puerto Rico and Bermuda. Experimental flights to begin in 1936 with full service aimed by 1937.
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United States
Great Italn
Atlantic
England
Irish Free State
Nada
Canada
Wfoundland
Puerto Rico
Tts
Faor
Great Britain
Portugal
United Kingdom
Irish Free States
R. Walton Moore
Department of Commerce
Transatlantic Airways
Newfoundland
Bermuda
Atlantic Seaboard
New York City
Baltimore
Cape Charles
Norfolk
Charleston
D. C
Centered yolk in an egg
The yolk naturally settles toward the center when eggs are kept in one position for a long time. It may shift toward the shell as gravity acts over time.
Epidemic Opinions on Influence and Style
The piece discusses how imitation shapes daily behavior and attitudes. It warns that headlines mold opinion like a contagious disease, and people often adopt popular phrases and songs not for merit but for conformity. It stresses the power of suggestion in forming thinking and environment.
Freedom of thought versus mob opinion
A Western Newspaper Union piece argues for independent thinking, warning against blindly echoing popular opinion. It defends free speech as a core American liberty while urging individuals to courageously form and express original views instead of surrendering to the mob.
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Western Newspaper Union
Size comparison of sea lion and walrus
An adult male sea lion measures about 11 to 12 feet in length and weighs 1,200 to 1,500 pounds. The walrus reaches around 10 feet long but can weigh about 1.5 tons.
The Trousehole On Housekeeping Balance
The article advises homemakers to shift routine duties to free time, deciding what can be left undone without harming daily work. It urges relaxing on some days, prioritizing health and happiness, and keeping a system like a blank “Tell You Where” book to locate stored items quickly.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Bronze statue found at Delphi amid vast statue collection
Ancient Delphi housed a vast shrine with hundreds of statues. Nero took about 500 statues, unnoticed amid the collection. The finest find was a bronze charioteer statue buried by rockfall and recovered by French excavators in near perfect condition.
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Delphi
Greece
Nero
Youth Achievements Show Brilliant Paths in Twenties
Rotary Magazine cites young figures who excelled early from Pitt to Washington to Stevenson. Notable feats include Westinghouse air brake at twenty-three, Newton's gravitation law at twenty-four, Lindbergh at twenty-five, and Edison near twenty-four. The Kansas City Times highlights youth shaping history across statesmanship, science, literature, and exploration.
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FE. B. DeGroot
California
William Pitt
Ble
Great Britain
George Washington
Virginia
Abraham Lincoln
Robert Louis Stevenson
Treasure Island
Galois
Westinghouse
Alexander the Great
Isaac Newton
Whitney
Charles Dickens
Oliver Twist
Napoleon
Patrick Henry
Thomas Edison
Rotary
Paul Siple
Admiral Byrd
Antarctic
America
Continental Congress
Edward Rutledge
John Jay
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Nathalia Crane
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kansas City Times
Wrap Around Makes Good Utility Frock Pattern 2539
Jiffy wrap around frock with shirtwaist air offers all day wear from morning until break. Easy to make and slip on like a coat with flat ironing, generous front overlap, sizes 14 through 48, 16 takes 354 yards of 36 inch fabric. Pattern 2539 includes step by step instructions and costs 15 cents postpaid to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. 243 W Seventeenth St New York City.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
Seventeenth St
New York City
Letter Choice Judge Declines Offer of Ten Days for Money
In a courtroom exchange a prisoner offers to take ten days, while the judge presents a choice between $10 or ten days. The prisoner opts for the money, addressing the judge directly.
Stray Stories Quote Reveals Local Political Ties
A humorous stray story centers on a traffic crash where a driver admits fault but cites family influence. The dialogue twists around a mayoral father and a brother who is police chief, with a future marriage to the sister.
Similarities Test Answer Key
Fish swimming relation to third is mallet. Ball baseball puck relates as mallet to steering? London Wall Street pun expected but not solvable with provided words.
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Wall Street
New York
Wright Brothers
John Fitch
Horace Greeley
J. P. Morgan
London
Gentle Peace Among Instrumentalities of Love and Peace
A reflective piece praises gentle peace as a soothing voice among love and peace, describing its breathing music as sweeter and more effective.
Quite Proper Dialogue Sparks Gossip Over Aunt’s Honor
A scene reveals social scrutiny as a young man is kissed and valued by financial status. The exchange points to propriety norms and reputational stakes in a family circle.
No Regrets From Stray Stories Magazine Par-Ty Line
A witty fragment from Stray Stories Magazine notes a forgotten party invitation. A casual exchange hints at an absent guest and social missteps, capturing a breezy, humorous urban voice.
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Stray Stories Magazine
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Violet
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WWIU
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Lydia le Baron Walker
Virginia Bruce
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