Flight plan to cross Antarctic ice by airplane
The article details a planned Christmas start for a long flight to the Bay of Whales. Captain G H Wilking will lead a 12 600 pound plane at 93 mph. The route includes two stages with landings on ice at latitude 84 south to refuel, aim to follow Amundsen's tracks, and return.
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Ole
Associated Press
G. BH
Wilking
England
Jand
Australia
Amundsen
Bothjoni
Adi
Poland
Aviation in Antarctic Expedition Under Harsh Weather
A frontier polar mission outlines using a foot followed route for rescue, with wireless contact to a searching party. An airplane support plan aims to penetrate farther into the interior to reach inaccessible spots, despite two days without touch. The expedition seeks to circumnavigate a massive ice barrier to study weather and make all data public.
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Scott
Aurora
Htt
Antarctic
Early Egyptian Tombs and Their Stone Use
Fragmentary report notes kings of the earliest dynasties built tombs largely underground with brick chambers. The tomb of Aha possibly contains a chamber from earlier times. Ahydo s is cited as one stone tomb example, with King Den and Brant Moor referenced as early builders.
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Aha
Diri
Ahydos
Den
Pose
Brant
Nishes
What Makes Corn Pop in a Popcorn Kernel
A rough explanation notes that corn kernels contain starch and moisture. When heated, the moisture turns to steam, pressure builds, and the kernel explodes, turning the grain into a fluffy mass of popped corn.
French decorate American women for war service
France honors more than twenty American women for relief work abroad and in support roles. Seven directors of the American committee receive the Croix de la Legion d Honneur, with others earning the Croix de Guerre and Medaille de Reconnaissance for raising grains and aiding self sufficiency on the Aisne front.
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New York
France
American’ Committee
Legion ‘A ‘Honneur
Lakewood
Nod
Aisne
Barbara
Rhoda Dolan
Philadelphia
Stone
Archerson
Columbus
Ohio
Isses
West Virginia
Esther Braley
Ann Arbor, Mich
Death of Bishop Riondiad Cox Shocks 1681 Bly Choir
During a Bly parish sermon in 1681 the congregation hid their heads while listening as Bishop Riondiad Cox died. The scene in the choir reflects the gravity of the event within the community.
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Riondiad Cox
Bly
Patent Granted For Three Handed Week Day Clock Dial
A patent was granted for a device featuring a three handed clock dial that indicates the day of the week, the day of the month, and the current date. The invention aims to streamline date and weekday readouts on a single clock face.
Fragmentary note on clothing and garments
Readable fragments describe garments including women’s clothing and missing parts of a list. The text lacks clear actions, dates, or names to establish a full news item.
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D.C. Watson.co
Dempsey
Poor Hicksthats Girls School
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