Aviator Glenn Curtiss Says Flying Will Shape the Future
Los Angeles interview with Glenn Curtiss details why aeroplanes fascinate him, predicts flying will be a future vehicle and war will be altered by air power. He notes landing challenges and accidents, plus photography ties to his aviation work and cycling business. An item also mentions National Bank of Commerce opening in Leary building and an invitation to tour.
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Los Angeles
Glenn Curtiss
Alexandria
Curtins
National Bank of Commerce
Leary Building
Seconday
Madison Et
Indian Girl 3 Bones Found in Mississippi Trunk Mystery
A trunk unearthed after a landslide on Magnolia Bluff near Four Mile Rock and Wolf Creek reveals a skeletal remains believed to be an Alaska Indian woman. Police doubt murder, suggesting burial by tribal custom and age around 20 years. Remains show no sign of body being cut in two.
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Magnolia Bluff
Covington Harrison
Frank Preston
Magnolia Muff
Four Mile Roek
Wolf Creek
F P. R. Lewis
W. White
Joe Mason
Willard
Police Department
Wilard
Wizard
Hope
White Valley
School Board Rules Sports and Social Events
The board bars late hours and smoking from athletics for high school students and links social events to a senior ball and promenade. It also restricts girls from basketball before mixed audiences while enacting rules on student conduct and juror status in a Renton case.
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Drews
Justice action over Hull barber suit raised by widow
Mrs Carrie Hull widow of Pred J Hull a barber who died last May filed suit to recover 200 dollars after juror Atkinson was discharged and police arrested him the case highlights the Journeymen Barbers Union of America agreement dispute.
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Journeymen Barbers’ Union of
Amer
Carrie Hull
Pred J. Hull
Zbinden and Council Defy Repairs to Ancient Icebeat Bull
Despite repeated warnings by the United States inspectors, the council's fire and water committee refused to order repairs to the ancient bull of the icebeat Enoqualmie. Chairman Zbinden and Councilman Conway announced the bull was OK and no repairs would be made. It is now probable the inspectors will condemn the item.
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United States Marine
Council
Fire and Water Committee
Zbinden
Conway
O. K
United Ees
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement urges readers to send name and address for a free trial package of Pyramid Pile Cure claiming rapid relief from piles. It warns against operations and notes the product sells for 60 cents a box in drug stores.
Pyramid Pile Core Free Coupon Offer
Reader solicitation offers a free Pyramid Pile Core sample by mail. The ad requests the applicant’s name city and state and promises delivery in plain wrapper to 14 Pyramid Bidg. Marehall Michigan.
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Pyramid UG Company
Pyramid
Marehall
Mich
Great Pyramid
Mall
Telephone an Ad to The Star Costs One Cent Per Word
Classified note announces a telephone advertisement service in The Star with a minimum charge of ten cents and a rate of one cent per word. It emphasizes simplicity and local reach for readers seeking quick promotional notices.
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Star
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