All rubber glider from Soviet Russia described
Soviet Russia claims an all rubber glider with normal features of gliders. The frame uses soft collapsible rubberized cloth tubes and the entire plane is airtight. It weighs 45 pounds and is inflated with air. Deflated it folds into a suitcase for easy transport to a takeoff site.
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Struggle's Reward The Virtue Lies in the Struggle
A concise aphorism notes that value comes from effort, not the prize, attributed to Milnes.
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Beware Coughs From Common Colds That Hang On
No matter what medicines you tried for a cough chest cold or bronchial irritation you can use Creomulsion. It soothes and loosens phlegm and helps clear breathing passages.
Unknown Soldiers Memorials Across American Conflicts
A sweeping reminiscence recounts burial sites of Unknown Soldiers from the Colonial era through the Mexican and Indian wars to World War I. It traces discoveries in New York and Alexandria, Arlington memorials, and Bragg’s 1863 remark, ending with the World War I Unknown Soldier shrine at Arlington.
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National Cemetery
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Unknown Soldiers Memorials Across Time and Places
A montage recalls the Civil War grave with a 2111-strong monument in Arlington National Cemetery erected after the war, plus a Chicago mail clerk who in 1921 placed a rose on a coffin to honor America’s Unknown Soldier. It notes a 1926 Custer battlefield entombment ceremony and an Alexandria churchyard remembrance of a Revolutionary Unknown Soldier, with Mary G. Powell central to the rediscovery effort.
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Crowded Domestic Science Class At Salamanca High
Sixteen men including football players postgraduates and upperclassmen sought admission to the domestic science course at Salamanca New Jersey High School. The superintendent said the classes were too crowded and denied enrollment.
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Oats Promote Health and Vitality in Daily Diet
An article extols oatmeal as a wholesome food aiding fitness and energy. It claims oats bolster health, provide nutlike flavor, and appeal to the appetite, noting broad grocery availability and links to improved vitality.
Parlor Tricks at Popular Bridge Party
A light social note describes guests at a well attended party where bridge remains a popular pastime and no gimmicks distract from the card games.
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