Plane forced to land near Ak-Sar-Ben field in dense fog
Omaha area report details a Mare's din bomber crash and forced landing during fog. Captain Francis Perrin believed the craft lost control while attempting a landing near Ak-Sar-Ben field. Four crew survived. some injuries reported. Rescue teams and police secured the area as weather hampered recovery efforts across Nebraska and adjacent states.
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Fine Audience at the Methodist Church Monday
A large audience at the Methodist church heard Evangelist Kramer deliver a sermon titled The Ford with two gears Life is made up of hill climbing and you need to be geared up to Jesus Christ An invitation was extended and several individuals indicated their desire to become Christians Tonight at 7 15 the service continues with Kramer on Who's Got Your Goat Big Hat will greet attendees and readies for the program Garver notes praise for Ruth and Delehanty in a sports anecdote about a home run and Washington baselines
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Delehanty and Egan Comment on Ruth's Lengthy Opine
The text notes Homer Delehanty and Jack Egan voicing remarks about Ruth, while mentioning Veloran purrer and others as business manager and associates linked to Providence Eastern league. Fragmentary names and phrases obscure full meaning.
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Blood-Iron Phosphate Aimed at Anemic Recovery
Anemic people suffer weak nervous systems from iron deficiency. Blood-Iron Phosphate is touted as a key remedy, with one grain tablet per meal claimed to restore energy, enrich blood, and help thin individuals gain flesh. Sold in original three week packages at $1.50. druggists offer the product.
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Vermont Freshmen Triumph Over Granitians 60 to 0
Salt Lake City reports a lopsided grid score as Utah freshmen walloped the Granite team 60 to 0 on a muddy afternoon. The backfield trio of Micky Cowald Floyd Tomney Ben Lee led the attack, with swift end runs and tight defense overpowering Granite on their home field.
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Freshmen Survive Granite Challenge in League Clash
Oswald and Romney led the ground game as freshmen sparked late runs. Granite, aided by regulars in the second half, narrowed the score but the infants held the line, despite speed gaps, with key plays from Summerhays Hart and Langford.
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Poslam Skin Healing Promise Ad and Quip
An old advertisement for Poslam claims rapid skin healing for eczema pimples rash and irritation with a free sample offer from Emergency Laboratories New York. The surrounding text includes a joke about a student and a legal anecdote reflecting light promotional tone.
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Easier Now Than Later Cough Advice Ad Mix
An ad touts Fotsy's Honey and Tay as relief for persistent bronchial coughs and bronchitis. It cites a Detroit address and promotes Zooprites and MeTolyta as ingredients. The copy urges relief from winter coughs and hoarseness, framing the product as family medicine.
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Rail policy outlines by ICC chief in Indianapolis
Clyde Aitchison outlines a policy for railroads urging greater unification of facilities and selective modernization, with government backing for unavoidable wartime losses and a strong public regulator to set minimum rates and oversee traffic. He calls for rapid postwar yard and terminal efficiency, limited new construction, and protection against labor dispute turmoil as trains resume operation.
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