Conquest of the air and the promise of aerial navigation
The essay urges rapid aeroplane progress, noting operator learnability and human guidance. It honors the Aero Club of America, cites leaders such as James A. Allen and Cortland Field Bishop, and predicts aerial navigation within two years with vast social and health benefits from free air travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Club of America
James A. Allen
Cortland Field
Dria
Aerolub of
New York
Tui
Aeronauta
Hotel Astor
We May Hope for Immortality
Dostoevsky like meditation on the nature of immortality asserts that a person earns worth through will and deeds. It argues moral identity lies in intent and action rather than fortune or external form, urging future duty and temporal expression as key to eternal unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
Ainee
Rosen
Remarkable Story of Terence the Faithful Dog
A Dover Irish terrier named Terence protected two young children in a house fire. He barked to wake inmates, dragged a child from a flame-filled room, and repeatedly dampened the bed with water to extinguish flames, saving the infant with remarkable memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storlan
Terence
J. M. McDonald
Oxford
Dover
Poland
Teretier
Bremen
Gerald Spencer
Rootland
Dingwall
Bell
The Clock and the Farm Wife's Quiet Revolt
In a rural home Mrs. Tuttle, long worn by farm life, vents years of quiet torment when she uses a late night vow to confront her husband Obed about their strained marriage. A dramatic turn leads to a foreboding scene by the kitchen lamp and a hopeful, troubling future.
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Katewan
Ruby
Kate
el Ruby
Grandpa
Tuttle
Kitch
Ha Han
Obed Tuttle
Visi
Emeline
Ameline
Tulle
Abe
Hye
Felda
Dbed
Mrx. Tuttle
Obed
Toe
Cmtvedd Mevsnet
Sakyepermi
Duta Quisshoa
Jook
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Pree Ohare Ceo
Rover
Terenc
Kate Paune
Dim Clark
Little Mike
Atuy
Elem
Alvep
Chapin Howard, JR
Bhortatory Pub