Aviation advances turn stunts into business venture
The article argues that aviation evolves from spectacle to industry as advances in flight science, fuel efficiency, and larger capacity engines push air travel toward dependable business use. It cites Byrd’s transatlantic flight as scientific work and predicts expanded U.S. dominance in aviation growth and the push toward polar routes and long flights.
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Byrd
Atlantic
Lindbergh
North Pole
South Pole
Christopher Columbus
Charles N. Lawrence
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Chamberlin
Levine
America
Room for Improvement in US Mexico Relations
The ambassador to Mexico, James R. Sheffield, is said to have lost value due to advocating a stricter policy than the administration. His stance damaged friendly ties with the Mexican government and weakened his influence with Washington. A successor should pursue a more friendly approach.
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James R. Sheffield
Mexico
Sheffield
Lloyd
Llord
New Jersey Republicans Push Prohibition Referendum Stunt
The New Jersey GOP shifts tactics to appease wets by promising a statewide referendum on prohibition if they win. Republicans face a tough battle as wet Democrats gain ground and pull the party toward anti prohibition sentiment.
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New Jersey
Man in Chicago Sues Wife Over Givette and Alimony
A Chicago man sues his wife for Givette and alimony claiming one income source is alimony from a former husband. He argues complications may arise if her income continues.
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Chicago
Health Diet Advice and Public Health Education
Article discusses the challenge of engaging audiences in disease prevention through diet hygiene and education. It notes people demand cures rather than prevention, with questions mainly about remedies for ailments, and argues sustained correct habits improve long term health and can spread through families.
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Foy
Gettines
Early 20th Century Figures and Events Noted Anniversaries
A compilation of obituaries and notices includes Sir Henry Raeburn's death in Edinburgh 1756 1817 Francis P Blair St Louis and John T Runkle MIT chief among the figures. It notes Wilson embargo on food exports and a Cuba death penalty revival. Also lists birthdays and a one year ago today section.
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Todve
Sir Henry Raeburn
Edimburgh
Bort
Indianapolis
Lsto
Francis P Blair
St Louis
Lexington
San Francisco
John T Runkle
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Southwest Harbor
Wilson
Atlantic Cite
Paul Bruchest
Montres
Cuba
John DT Rockefeller
Richford
Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller
Janier Rockefeller
Ferens Wume
Tim Cah
Enxland
Mantis J. Vat Sweriszan
Rhodesia and Fort Ron marked in historic anniversaries
The observances honor founder Cert Rhodes, celebrate John D. Rockefeller’s birthday, and mark the 159th Fort Ron battle anniversary with a monument dedication. Montreal recalls a major fire that destroyed a large city section seventy five years ago. International journalists convene the first postwar press congress. Vermont marks 170th statehood anniversary beginning in Windsor. Numerous state and professional associations listed.
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Rhodesia
Fenor
Cert Rhodes
John D. Rockefeller
Fort Ron
Montreal
International Association of Journalists
Cypha Be ABE MARTIN Theme in Old Mill Tales
A fragmentary snippet presents a folksy scene from ABE MARTIN style narration. Characters Mrs. Pogue Swallow and Elllie are mentioned amid domestic chores and a rural setting, conveying a rustic voice and lived-in humor.
Skin tanning tips and health questions answered
Piscella asks about tanning a fair skin and sun exposure. Answer suggests gradual tanning with limited daily sun time, notes fair skin may not tan as deeply as brunettes, and warns UV rays decrease as tan develops. A method for back pain relief and exercises is also described briefly. Elsig asks about foods with all vitamins. answer lists tomatoes, green beans, carrots, fruits, lettuce, and milk as nutritious options.
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Piscella
Meteoric lives mark railway magnates and statesmen born today
A railroad magnate born in Woeast er OL 46 years ago today Hien d arcques Dureau rises as a meteoric figure. A Canz Whin statesman and cabinet minister born at Three Rivers Que ry marks years today.
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Woeaster
Darcques Dureau
Three Rivers
Imagination and Shakespeare’s Living Influence
An analysis asserts imagination elevates art and science and frames Shakespeare as a timeless interpreter of human nature. It cites lines about the lunatic, the lover, and the mote of imagination from a famous play to discuss perception, emotion, and creative power.
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William Shakespeare
Shakespeare
Poets Ere A Fine Frenzy Inhabit Local Scene
Fragmentary verse excerpt imitating 1820 era diction. Text hints at imagination shaping perception from earth to heaven, a local habitation and a form, with garbled words suggesting editorial or OCR corruption.
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Earth
Heaven
We Live But Once by Rupert Hughes
Rupert Hughes offers a daring novel with a modern heroine Valerie who explores ultra modern ideas. The work unfolds through two hundred eighty two pages and climaxes with a provocative twist challenging contemporary moral standards.
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Rupert Hughes
Valerie
Eany
Keresar
Who's Who In The Day's News Betterment Of Farm Loin
Asst Secretary of the Treasury Charles S Dewey born Cadiz Ohio November 14 ISS has served in the Navy since 1917 and held posts including aide to Admiral Moffet and division officer on the Mississippi He notes faults in farm loan act procedures and argues for a bill requiring Treasury approval to invest bank reserves to bolster public confidence and enhance lending to agriculture through the loan board.
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Chas. Schuveldt Dewey
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles S$. Dewer
Cadiz
Ohio
Iss
Treasury
Dewer
TS Navy
William A Moffet
Great Lakes
Us&s
Mississippi
Dewey
Northern Toast Company
Chicago
Farmers of Farm Loan Act
Charles
Treasury Department
The Cink Describes Endless To Do And Workload
A speaker venting about constant tasks and a heavy workload laments the persistent to do list. The narrator asserts being the hardest worker and hopes the boss notices, claiming little time for other activities. The piece implies a struggle with recognition and fatigue.
Meeting to calm western farm tensions at St Bedoile
Washington July 7 reports say farm and congressional leaders plan a conclave to counter Black Hills rumors about a warm welcome for Coolidge and to demonstrate that agricultural interests remain engaged with national policy. The event aims to show active official support despite factional debates over policy.
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Washington, DC
St Bedole I
Black Hills
Coohdse
Sith
White House
Farm leaders weigh compromise talk at St Paul meeting
The piece notes farm leaders doubt real progress at the St Paul conference between administration forces and organized agriculture. It cites figures like J F Keel and Gilbert Haugen, lists participating lawmakers, and warns against biased reporting from correspondents aiming to shape views on the McNary Haugen farm relief bill.
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Hitle
St. Paul
Coolidge
Montana
T. H. Carlaway
Sonttern der Rocranice
Charles H. Brand
Ohio
Fess
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Pardy J H. Kincheloe
Kentucky
Thomas Cashman
Frank Murphy
Minnespolis
Chester Davis
George Peek
Illinois
Northwest
Restance
Henry Wallace
Wallaces’ Farmer
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