Year Ago Lindbergh Flies Spirit of St Louis into Paris
One year has passed since Charles A Lindbergh landed at Le Bourget in the Spirit of St Louis on the New York to Paris flight. Elyrians recall the relief as word flashed of his safe arrival and the ensuing world welcome. Lindbergh became a Good Will Ambassador and spurred aviation’s growth, with three Junkers Bremen heroes joining the era. His plane rests in the Smithsonian and he continues advancing commercial aviation as the nation watches his exploits.
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Charles A. Linbergh
Paris
Lindbergh
America
Smithsonian Institution
Pedestrian Traffic Control Experiment in Boston
The piece discusses a pro pedestrian traffic control plan to mark safety crossings and grant pedestrians right of way. Pedestrians would signal with an up raised hand and could enforce safety measures at crossings, effectively giving walkers authority over motorists in congested districts. The writer ponders its applicability to Elyria and notes potential clashes between pedestrian and auto priorities.
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Boston
Mass
Elyria
Mineral wealth and world power in the steel age
The article argues that rising coal and metal consumption will reshape national power and politics. It notes governments’ hypocrisy in resource exploitation, and cites Brooks Adams’ theory linking metal control to global influence, highlighting the United States’ industrial rise from its natural mineral wealth.
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Brooks Adams
United States
Peter
America
Corio
Diet and Health Digest on Saliva and Fruit Rules
The column debunks faddist claims that fruit with starches hinders digestion, noting fruit acids are weak and aid salivary action. It explains mouth digestion prepares food, urges daily fruit, and offers dental tips after sweets. It also covers asthma types, allergen testing, common offenders, and the value of heat therapy for pain.
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Hawk
Today in History and Births
Today marks several historic anniversaries from 1781 to 1926 including Washington and Rocham at Wethersfield Connecticut and Versailles entering Paris after a siege. Births noted include Major General John L. Hines and Glenn H. Curtiss. A quiz of motor counts shows 23,127,315 motors in the United States led by New York with 1,937,918.
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Wethersfield
Conn
San Francisco
Sitka
Versailles
Paris
Roumanian Senate
Turkey
Moscow
Carranza
Mexico
Tlaxcaltenango
Southern Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
U. S
House of Representatives
John L. Hines
U. S. Army
Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Glenn H. Curtiss
Hammondsport
N. Y
Gustav Lindenthal
Hell Gate Bridge
Austria
Charles J. Bullock
Boston
John C. White
Springfield
Ill
Laurens County
S. C
United States
New York
ABE MARTIN Leads Hoover Food For Thought
The humorous line notes Herbert Hoover being praised for furnishing more aid and food for thought. It suggests a critique that many girls leave home due to discontent with staying, reflecting social attitudes of the era.
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Herbert Hoover
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