Air Mail Planes Seen Safe After Fatal Crashes
Experts say faults in early air mail planes were corrected by replacing copper fuel lines with rubber tubing and reinforcing lines to prevent leaks and backfires. Dozens of crashes since 1918 prompted a push for safer all metal De Havilland and Curtiss designs with up to 185 horsepower engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Watersington
Air Mail
Ion
Mperts
Max
New Veland
Gustar Reierson
Walter Stephens
Septemat Pemberton
Ohio
Kuserl
Hanker Larsen
Iia
Cleveland
Haviland
Bellfonte
DeHaviland
Dety
Baltimore
New Display Of Tanlac Scores Great Hit Here
Bartell Drug Stores showcase Tanlac display attracts wide attention in Seattle with lithographic scenes of foreign lands and a Day ton and Walkerville lab featuring the medicine’s growth and 60 000 bottles daily capacity. Tanlac is sold in Seattle under a special Bartell representative.
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Bartell
First Ave
Pike St
Second Ave
Union St
Taniie
America
Tanlac
Rocky Mountains
Europe
Asia
Peru
Egypt
Dayton
Ohio
Walkerville
Canada
Taniac
United States
Seattle
Bartell Drug Stores
Carter Heads Seattle Realty Men Election Result
H. Carter elected president of the Seattle Real Estate association at a meeting in the New York block rooms. E. B. Goodwin named first vice president, A. Atwood second vice president, Collier secretary, with F. W R. C. Erskine and G. Clinton as executive members. Output notes silk production 700 tons daily with Panama rise averaging two feet.
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H. Carter
Seattle
Drilled for Oil Got a Duster but It Made Him Rich
Helena Mont Oct 1 Henry Walbert of Brush Creek Fergus county Montana became the first to profit from a well that was a duster for oil. He struck water in Perxua county and his new gusher yields 8000 barrels daily, transforming his finances.
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Helena
Mont
Henry Walbert
Brush Creek
Fergus County
Montana
Perxua County
Silk fabrics offered in varied colors for home and wear
A regional sale lists Seco silks suitable for cushions and kimonos in blue, rose, brown and gray with a yard price of 45c. Women buy these for draperies and home decor. Marquisette fabric, 36 inches wide in cream and white, is offered at 68c a yard with a fine even weave and artistic drape.
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Pat
Wercome
Long Valley
N. J
Stoner
Black Oak
Ind
Bherrock
Newark
Tiffany Jewelry
B. Smith
Elizabeth
Auguste Mechanic
Stapleton
Iowa
Martin Field
Illinois
Charlee Manista
Rob Jer
College Park
Michael Viola
Carter
the Realty Men
Panama
Abigail Wilton
4Th Ave Bank For Savings
Pike Street
Fifth Avenue
Rae Grote
Rankinco
Annex
Jim Gi
Cretonnes
Old Rose
Royal’ Wilton
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