Chamberlin A Hero by No Means in New York Review
Russell Owen in the New York Times reviews a book on Charles A. Cham berlin highlighting him as the average ace of aviation rather than a genius. The piece contrasts Chamberlin with Lindbergh and Byrd, notes his practical approach, humor, and refusal to claim hero status, and discusses his Atlantic flight remarks.
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Atlantic
Warren
Russell Owen
New York Times
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Byrd
Owen
Giuseppe Bellanca
Columbia
Levine
America
New York
Europe
Germany
Long Island Sound
Bellanca
George Norris Seen as Hard to Field in 1928 Races
Washington dispatch discusses Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska as a potent yet unlikely presidential candidate. It notes his potential to spark a third party, but argues practical politics block any nomination, while praising his influence on the Republican bench and Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Washington
George W. Norris
Nebraska
United States
la Follette
Wheeler
Norris
Victor L. Berger
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Wilit
William B. Wilson
Bill S
Ware
Senate
Wilson
Philadelphia
Senate Judiciary Committee
George W
Capitol Building
Dinner Stories and a Courtship at the Courthouse
The piece follows a clerk approving a marriage license for a young couple amid a political jostle about a senator’s age and a family scene. Also noted is Mrs. Nellie Taylor Ross in Charlotte speaking to an audience about women governors and a mouse incident during her talk.
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Charlotte
N. C
Nellie Taylor Ross
Wyoming
America
Chamberlin's Aviation Tale and Flight Misadventure
The piece recounts Chamberlin's Atlantic flight and its ignominious end after running on soft ground and breaking a propeller. It notes his candor about the mishap and reflects on his army training, barnstorming days, and postwar aviation slump including jokes about Black parachute jumpers.
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Chamberlin
Weath
Peiiance
The Little Butterfly Learns To Let Others Be
Golden Butterfly brags about knowing best but learns from Miss Dandelion, Mrs. Buttercup, and Mrs. Cardinal Flower that every plant and flower has a role. A gentle tale about appreciating different places and purposes in nature.
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Golden Butterfly
Miss Dandelion
Tye
Mammy Hoppy Toad
Folke
Cardinal Flower
Just Folks Poem by Edgar A. Guest
A religious verse asks for daily strength and kindness. The piece pleads for thoughtful speech, willing service, courage, faith, and fair conduct to carry through life’s burdens each day.
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Edgar A. Guest
One Minute Pulpit Passage Cited
A compact biblical quotation from St. John chapters 16 verses 32 to 33. The text emphasizes scattering, abandonment, assurance of divine companionship, and perseverance through tribulation as believers find peace in Christ.
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St. John
Six day bus trip links New York to Los Angeles for $56.60
The Diary notes a new national bus network with two daily round trips, plans to add Pullman cars and dining, and eventual air segments. It mentions a Manhattan pigs in the park anecdote and references to Boris Lovet-Loreki, Vincent Astor’s yacht, Horace Dodge, John Nicholas Brown, and a retired hobbyist's tale.
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New York
Los Angeles
Palm Beach
Fla
Manhattan Island
Vincent Astor
Germany
City Club
Lynde Denig
Astor
Horace Dodge
Delphine
Diet and Health: Diphtheria Tests and Treatments Compared
A lay overview contrasts the Schick diphtheria test with toxin antitoxin therapy. It explains immunity testing, immediate antidotes, and the role of antitoxins, plus how diphtheria spreads from the Elek Loeffler bacillus and causes throat membrane formation.
Warren bank director elected at weekly meeting
F. M. Knapp was chosen as director of Warren National Bank at a Tuesday monthly directors’ meeting. Lloyd Knowlton of the Post Office garage returned from Erie after eye surgery. Warren County secures a modern highway project from Tidiou to Newton under the omnibus road bill signed by Governor Pinchot. Floyd Clinger elected Rotary president and Merle H. Deardorff as vice president at the weekly luncheon.
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F. M. Knapp
Warren National Bank
Lloyd Knowlton
Post Office
Erie
Warren County
Tidioute
Newton
Pinchot
Floyd Clinger
Rotary Club
Merle H. Deardorff
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Hunday
Warren Tribune Company
E. D. Wetmore
Henry H. Bassett
R. G. Chapel
Henry H. Besett
R. W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
A. E. Johnson
J.B. Moore
J. R. van Cleve
E. D- Wet- More
William H. Wright
Frank R. Ford
Howard L. Schultheis
Devine-Wallis Corporation
Chicago
National
Col
Clarence Cham
Berlin
Charles P. Stewart
Darky
George
Jedge
Ackshine
Blanche Silver
New Yorker
Central Park
Manhattan
Boris Lovet-Loreki
Bali
Java
Adam
Connecticut
John Nicholas Brown
Harvard
Boston
Newport
J. Loughman
Lulu Hunt Peters
Schick
The
Bethy
Addison White
E. M. Hodges
North Warren
Lawrence
L. I
Cedarhurst
Twin Towns
Michael
New York City
West Sixty-eighth Street
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