Col Mitchell's Defense of Aeronautics and Criticism
Col. Wm Mitchell former assistant chief of the army air service faces censure after strong criticisms of superior officers. He advocates a separate aeronautics defense unit and conscription of capital and labor in wartime. His proposals aim to clarify aviation's role and broaden national defense planning.
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Wm. Mitchell
Army Air Service
National Defense
Mitchell
Col
Mitcheley
Army
Navy
Mitcshel
Roosevelt
Santiago
Arn
Roosevell
Col. Mitchell
Aeronautics
Air Service
Arn Ann
Can Brides Cook A Question Of Love And Skill
A magazine article cites the United Restaurant Owners Association of New York arguing brides cannot cook due to lack of experience and purpose. It states good cooks work for love of a person and that cooking is a labor of love focused on family, not wages.
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United Restaurant Owners’ Association of New York
The Mother’s Pie Stands Above Modern Lunch Counter Ads
The text praises a mother's pie as superior to modern lunch counter offerings. It notes her dedication to family, especially a tired husband and sick children, and describes how through practice she nears perfection by sixty or seventy. It laments that advertising cannot match this homemade standard.
Fragmented 19th Century Notices and Birthdays
A garbled montage lists events and birthdays from the 1800s to early 20th century. Mentions include the Battle of Lake Erie with Perry defeating Barclay, sale of town lots in Salem Oregon, Fremont as first California senator, and various international and local items. Also notes a parade of birthdays and conventions with scattered details and errors.
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MIDAL
Deslaraar
Tennessee
Lak Erie
Commocore
Perry
Barclay
Salem
Oregon
Fremont
United States
California
Wasp
Singapore
Mernors
Atlanta
Liverpool
Centennial events mark religious, political and historic anniversaries
The diocese of Kansas City marks 45 years, Henry C. Baird is noted as Greenback founder, and Nicholas Biddle’s 175th birth anniversary is noted. Activities span a mining rescue contest in Springfield Illinois, a Harding memorial dedication in Prince Rupert, and a Rome conference on world peace for veterans. The text also references the French royal escutcheon once gracing Quebec gates.
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Kansas City
Henry C. Baird
Greenback Party
Commodore Nicholas Biddle
United States
Springfeld
Stanley Park
Prince Rupert
B. C
Warren G. Harding
Interallied Veterans’ Federation
Rome
France
Quebec
Judge Elbert H. Gary Civilian Leader and Industrial Pillar
A brief sketch profiles Elbert H. Gary as head of a major American corporation and veteran crusader, noting his rise from farm roots to national prominence. The piece highlights his role in the U.S. steel industry and his influence in business and policy.
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E. H. Gary
Elbert H. Gary
United State
Cartam
Gary
Wheaton
Garry Lincoln
Tal University
Avas
Dhevil Corporation
Hear See Martin Chere Sete and Arlie Hanger Case
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Arlie Hanger, 18, accused in the murder of an elderly woman for a few cents. The text hints at a trial or legal action and mentions England and a now poorer family, but lacks full context or clear dates.
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Arlie Hanger
England
Poems Echo Crilestian Surgeon Theme
Fragmentary text appears to reference poems and a crilestian surgeon motif. Mentions names like Louis Stevenson and scattered phrases suggesting morning, heart, and printed pleasure. Unable to extract a clear event or coherent subject from the damaged OCR.
Township efforts seek to forbid fairground opening
A township filed a petition seeking to stop the opening of a local fairground. The county fair featured exhibits and drew attention to late John Lam and Guy Phipps with H. P. Boyton coaching.
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Eto
A. Fulier
S. Mae
John Tlam
Guy Phipps
H. P. Boyton
The Way of the World by Ghuve Patterson
Ghuman writer Ghuve Patterson argues that real scientists seek truth and that religion should withstand attack. He contends Christianity and the gospel endure if genuinely true, urging stronger faith rather than surrender to critiques. Countess Irma Miraflore is mentioned in passing.
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Relgion
Prohibition era plans for Florida night boat clubs debated
A report discusses a Florida harbor based plan to run a chain of night boat clubs with restaurants and dance floors, amid suspicions of Prohibition era connections. The piece cites public intrigue and notes the project as part of a broader trend in entertainment during the period.
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Rive i
New York
Florida
Florida Harbora
Voice of the People from Africa diary excerpt
An excerpted diary describes a transport to Makak with a mix of natives and whites aboard a small train. The author recalls heat, thick flies, a rough journey of 130 miles in seven hours, and camping before continuing toward a railway end.
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al- Nm
Novala
Quita
Makak
Wilmot Prints Ad Promotes Printing Services
Local advertisement lists printing offerings including envelopes business cards plaques tickets booklets calendars wedding invitations and dance programs from Wilmot Prints with phone number 3114 and address 215 Mason Street.
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Wilmot
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Memphis
Association of
le Washington
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Legion
Odema Liien
Richfield Springs
Berlin
Shire
Good Roads
Malety
Cesar Vous
Martin Chere
Bliss IM Motor Club
Killeb
Louis Stevenson
Ghove Patterson
Irma Miraflore
Lallor
Sylvester Wells
Mrs. Wells
Imperial” Economic Committee
Deeghy
London Hares
Lacy
Job
Maskak
Ya+ onude
Herty -Thirty
Patterson
Maclean
Efulan
Kribi
Lehman
Kribig
McNeills
Feldon
Bafl
Thea Evangelisal
Altho
America
Vis
Anlies
Voice OF
THE
People
Africa
J.B. JohNson
Gesst
Roehl Oil Co
Lake Ave. Station
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