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American two seater monoplane sets record flight speed
A new American designed two seater monoplane tested at Dayton Ohio in February carried two crew and full military gear including four machine guns and 2000 rounds. It achieved a speed of 145 miles per hour and altitudes of 62 000 feet with a climb of 10 000 feet in eight minutes.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Dayton
Ohio
World leaders likely to visit the United States
President Wilson may host England France and possibly Italy as their heads travel to America. President Poincare of France may visit in June or July. King George of England is expected to visit soon, and King Victor Emmanuel of Italy is anticipated to visit the United States as well.
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Definition of a successful newspaper man from Aurora Sun
The Aurora Neb Sun editor describes an all around journalist as able to write poetry weigh corn discuss tariffs umpire games preach gospel beat a lawyer report a wedding saw wood describe a fire make one dollar do the work of two shine at a soiree abuse whiskey test subscribe to charity go without meals attack free silver defend bimetalism caneer snobbery wear diamonds invent ads overlook scandal praise prize babies delight pumpkin raisers administer to the afflicted heal the disgruntled fight to the finish set type mould opinions sweep the office move the world scorn the flesh and the devil be everything feel everything see everything on this footstep at a small salary and support a family.
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Bird Saves Boy Life on French Battlefield
Manchester New Hampshire Private Edward Lassonde of the United States heavy artillery described in a letter how a bird circling above him caused him to leap from a caisson. A German shell then exploded the caisson, but Lassonde avoided injury or death by his quick chase of the bird.
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Model School at Diller Public Schools Gains Attention
Diller Public Schools launched a Model School adjunct to Diller High, run by Senior Normal Trainers teaching in short daily sessions. The program aims to provide hands on practice for future teachers, with selective groups, supervision, and progress charts showing student improvement and a push toward an 85 percent semester average.
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Board of Health
Domer
Rene
Eleanor Filley
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Hemingford
Nebraska
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Americans to Stay in France Amid War, Says Paris Leader
A prominent member of the American colony in Paris states that at least 200,000 Americans now in the army will remain in France. The majority will stay to marry French women or because they are charmed with French life and see opportunities for American energy.
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