Over the Briny Deep
The article notes 235 horsepower air cooled engines used by Lindbergh and Chamberlin transatlantic flights and reports Navy experiments up to 800 horsepower. It predicts regular commercial flights soon and cites Byrd planning a three passenger plane to Europe. It asserts American aviation progress will continue with private and government support.
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Lindbergh
Chamberlain
Atlantic
Navy Department
Briny
Byrd
North Pole
Europe
Chamberlin
America
Birth control debated by Kennedy and Ryan in Forum
The Forum magazine plans a July debate on Is Birth Control Right featuring Rev G A Studdert Kennedy and Father John A Ryan. Father Ryan says birth control is always wrong, while Kennedy argues it may be right in some cases and wrong in others, urging open discussion.
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Hi Forum
Forum
G. A. Studdert Kennedy
England
John A. Ryan
National Catholic Welfare Council
Father Ryan
Kennedy
Russia Outcast and the Shadow of Soviet Viciousness
The text argues Russia remains an outcast despite assurances of reform. England expelled Russia to avoid contamination, while the United States should not embrace a transformed soviet regime until overwhelming evidence appears. It cites London and China as examples of continued menace. It also touches on atmospheric electricity to boost crops and suggests changing songs about conflict. A British general laments reliance on US support in World War I.
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Russia
England
London
China
United States
Reds Blame Britain for Warsaw Diplomat's Assassination
The Reds accuse Great Britain of orchestrating the Warsaw assassination of their diplomat, marking the first recent calamity not blamed on Uncle Sam directly or indirectly.
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Great Britain
Warsaw
Uncle Sam
Lindbergh Cited as Flawless On Paris Flight
Reporters who accompanied Captain Lindbergh in Paris say he made no mistakes during his Paris visit and on the journey there. The piece notes no errors in the voyage and mentions the nickname Lindy as a poetic aid for rhyming with Lindenbergh.
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Lindbergh
Paris
Dicky Encounters a Frog Hopper in a Queer Meadow
A morning trek to Grandma Brown's reveals bubbles on the grass and a tiny elf guide named Happy Giggles who introduces Frog Hoppers. The creature is shown sipping plant juices and harming grasses, while a moral on childrearing urges purposeful育 growth, independence, and a focus on beauty and character.
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Dicky
Grandma Brown
Frog Hopper
Grandma's
Meadow
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Long Distance Love Lessons From A Marathon Metaphor
A 1927 Bell Syndicate piece uses a marathon as a metaphor for love and marriage. It warns against a quick start in courtship and urges steady, sustained effort, noting the need for honesty, patience, and ongoing effort beyond initial charm.
Our Children Your Charge Advice for Parents
A guidance piece urges parents to nurture their child with steady, patient discipline. It emphasizes kindness over anger, consistent example setting, and wise correction as essential to a child’s growth and life trajectory.
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Orem
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West Center Street
Tidabo
Y Tribune
Pocatello
Idaho
the Tribune Co., Ltd
William Wallin
Nicholas Ifft
Chas GQ. Bumner, Faltor
Harry
Lindy
Lindenbergh
George McManus
Coney Island
Light House
Drina
Blanche Silver
Patri
BY Mimi
City Hall
Broadway
Mimi
Bell Syndicate, Inc
By Angelo Pates
Lynn
Main
Gould
Cook Drug CO. Kodak Dept
Thos. E. Barrett
Indian Springs
Natatorium
East Center St
Rohrbach Cafe
Pinney Cafe
Yellowstone Hotel
G & J Tires
Star Tire Shop
East Center
Okkotkos
Duco
du Pont Duco
Trist Auto CO
the National Bank of Idaho
le Crist School of Dancing
Dorothy Cevanaugh
Phore
M. & A. Root
Corner Center
Garfield Streets
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