Around the World in 17 Days via Zeppelin Air Service
Commander Hunsacker of Goodyear Zeppelin outlines a 17 day round trip from Akron to Paris, Barcelona, Karachi, Batavia, Manila, Tokyo, Honolulu, Los Angeles, and Washington, using zeppelins and planes. President Litchfield backs government sponsorship and construction of airships for a trans oceanic service.
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Akron
Ohio
A. P
United States Navy Department
Jerome Hunsacker
Goodyear- Zeppelin Corporation
Hupsacker
Yeterday
P. W. Litchfield
Goodyear-Zeppelin
United States Department of Commerce
Litchfield
Atlantic
Europe
Pacific
California
Far East
Hunsacker
Paris
Barcelona
Zeppelin
Karchi
India
Dutch Zeppelin Corporation
Karachi
Batavia
Java
Manila
Tokio
Honolulu
Los Angeles
Washington
The Afternoon Nap And Woman Longevity
A historical note reports that among 109 centenarians in England, 90 were women, suggesting women live longer. An insurance survey of 40000 men and women shows 1710 men reach 100 while 3477 women do, implying female vitality. An English doctor attributes the afternoon nap as a key factor in longevity.
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England
En Insurance Company
Old Country
Mop for you, plenty left for a neat used car
Angup tells a friend he has bought a secondhand car and notes there is plenty of money left for the purchase. The fragmented OCR text presents uncertain phrases about price and item condition.
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Angup
EscarLopen Style Vegetable Bake With Cream Sauce
A historic recipe describes escarLopen style vegetables layered in a buttered dish with medium thick cream sauce. Bake until creamy or browned crumbs form top crust. potatoes use milk and crumbs, tomatoes layer crumb batter without sauce, and cheese boosts flavor and value.
Surgical Triumph Restores Sight for Henry Watson
Henry Watson, 29, blind since age two, regains partial sight after Dr Todor Thomas of Cardiff transplanted corneas from donors with failed vision. The operation drew attention from leading surgeons as Watson toured the hospital.
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Henry Watson
Watson
Todor Thomas
Cardiff
Jim
Thomas
Hypnotism by Phonograph Provokes European Alarm
German doctor Crimir Radwan in Berlin reports a new hypnosic phonograph method called Psychophonie. Strong voices are recorded and played back to patients who listen while seated to induce hypnosis. Dr Rowan cites cures, but critics warn of propaganda use and mass persuasion if applied to talking pictures.
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Hrrapp
Crimir
Radwan
Berlin
Europe
Besore
Rowan
Mayo brothers donate large gift to University of Minnesota
Drs William J Mayo and Charles H Mayo gave £500000 to the University of Minnesota saying the gift came from the sick and should be returned to the sick. The Mayo brothers have long donated millions to medical science, arguing private wealth often harms future generations.
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William J. and
Charles H. Mayo
University of Minnesota
Mayo Brothers
Two Septchnen Bed Venture In Jungle With Wolf Encounter
Two men named Macpherson and MacTavish enter the jungle on a Septheben night. A wolf howl disrupts their bivouac and Macpherson shoots a wolf after trading tobacco for a momentary rest. Dawn brings another howl and a faulty exchange over tobacco as they realize they killed the wrong wolf.
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Macpherson
Mactavish
New Moon Magazine for Blind Debuts in Los Angeles
The Braille Institute of America prints a monthly raised type magazine for the sightless. It will feature world news political events humor household hints and a short story under the title New Moon in honor of Dr William Moor who created a blind type in 1847.
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Braille Institute of America
Los Angeles
William Moor
Women motorists slower to brake than men study finds
A Massachusetts Institute of Technology survey using a delay timer shows women motorists take about 25 percent more time to brake at a red light than men. The test measured reaction and braking times, highlighting gender differences in driving response.
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Massachusetts
Tnostitute of
New Marriage Fee System Proposed by Missouri Official
A Missouri official proposes a tiered marriage fee system. First marriages would be free, while those with prior marriages could face doubled charges. The plan aims to modernize and regulate the cost of matrimony.
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John H. Minican
al Springfisid
Thew Jones in a Matty in Fight With Sash
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a tense encounter in Atlanta involving Thew Jones and a person named Rae with references to a fight and a sash. Readable details are limited.
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Thew Jones
Matty
Sash Negro
Atlanta
The
Atitebes
Rae “Frei
Health Department Report by H. M. Mosdell MD
A health department briefing led by H. M. Mosdell MD outlines duties for the Bureau of Health and Public Welfare. It details current programs, policy aims, and coordination with municipal health services.
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H. M. Mosdell, M.D
Bureau of Health and Public Welfare
The Value of Work for Health and Well Being
A health view links physical and mental wellness to the opportunity to work. Unemployment threatens health by depriving people of purposeful activity, especially youths. The Bureau of Health invites Newfoundlanders to seek guidance on health problems and supports a healthier, safer nation.
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Bureau of Health
St. John's
Bureau
The Waste of Herring
In a letter to the editor the writer criticizes waste cited from the Western Star about 8 000 bins of herring not fit for Scotch pack throw away at Bay of Islands. The Evening Telegram notes the lamentable waste and urges attention to the loss.
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Evening Telegram
Western Star
Enduring Quality Cited by J F Murpby Letter
A brief historical note quotes J F Murpby praising lasting quality of a product, stating it remains as good today as when first made and noting its strong keeping qualities.
Sausages Mixed Meat and Bread Allege Budget Dilemma
Customer complains the sausages contain meat on one end and bread on the other. The butcher quips that in hard times it is hard to make both ends meat.
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South Road
Georgetown
Nerviline
Royal Yeast
Ask
Tov
ROYAL
Magazine For Blind
Vbriasi
Yours Truly, J. F. Murpby
Sun Moni
Joe Cook
North Sife
SUN Office
New York
Confederation Life
E. J. Linfield
T’gate
Standard Marble & Granite Works
P.O
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Nfld
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