Safety and Aviation Risks in Flight History Piece
A Warren writer reflects on aviation risks after two pilot deaths, noting most 1927 crashes stemmed from pilot overconfidence and stunt flying. He cites naval inquiries, the Commerce Department report on unlicensed airworthy planes, and mentions pilots Bonney Thomas and Lockhart, urging safer, sturdier designs and emphasis on endurance over spectacular flights.
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Warren
Orville Wright
Washington
Naval Board of Inquiry
Navy
Department of Commerce
L. W. Bonney
Curtis Field
Royal Thomas
Thomas
Lockhart
Florida
Impulse for Spectacular Flights Drives Early Tri Motor Planes
The piece argues demand for spectacular feats pushes aviation into experimental use and raises preventable accidents. It notes a western firm’s 12 passenger tri motor monoplane shows all three engines needed for full load, with low risk only if engines fail sequentially. emphasizes learning from accidents without blaming standard flying.
A Minstrel's Measure by Louis Untermeyer
Poem offering a poet’s gift of freedom from trivial pains and a lasting, radiant art. It promises healing, praise, mirthful music, and enduring legacy to the poet, soldier, lover, and boy in a land of light within the minstrel’s measure.
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Louis Untermeyer
What's What in Washington by Charles P Stewart
Washington May 21 Chinese boycott could shape the outcome of Japan's aims in Asia. China mobilizes economic resistance, while the United States contemplates its limited, forceful options. Officials warn against breaking the open door policy, yet debate how to counter Japanese expansion without direct intervention.
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Japan
China
Shantung
United States
State Department
Washington
Pacific
Peter's By FLORENCE VINCENT- A Mother's Brave Fire Sacrifice
In a forest ordeal two observers witness a fire reach a treetop eagle nest. A mother bald eagle returns to protect her eaglets, sacrificing herself and her young as flames engulf the nest while the observers flee.
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Wife
Mother Eagle
Dimmer Stories Collects 62 Year Award in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Wisconsin a jury awarded Albert Schmidt then 84 six thousand six dollars for injuries suffered at age two in a railroad accident. The case traces guardianship and later recovery actions as Albert seeks recovery of damages from his late brother Michael sheriff ruled the award must be collected.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Albert Schmidt
Michael Sheridan
Albert
Michael
Sheridan
One Minute Pulpit Quote on Fowls and Lilies
A brief religious reflection cites St. Matthew. Jesus notes birds do not sow or reap yet are fed by God and asks believers to consider lilies. He questions the value of anxious care and highlights divine provision over human worry.
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Matthew
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
The poem defines success as steady effort, honesty, and faithfulness in every task. It emphasizes grit, pride in service, and maintaining good will with others, even when shortcuts tempt fate.
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Edgar A. Guest
The Diary of a New Yorker salon barber satire
In a New York Times style piece the author recalls the shift from simple shave and haircut to lavish male beauty parlors offering numerous treatments and high priced services. The essay notes Sunday barber-shop bans, street solicitors, toupees, and an actor death-rate discussion tied to lifestyle patterns. It ends with a nod to Arthur Brisbane writing a health editorial.
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New York
Marcel Waves
Times Square
Base Insurance Company
Arthur Brisbane
Diet and Health Saliva and fruit digestion in daily diet guidance
Reaction of the Saliva and the Food Combination Complex argues fruits any way with carbohydrates. Saliva mainly prepares food and lubrication, while digestion of carbohydrates occurs mainly in the intestines. Asthma is described as allergy driven by various substances, with tests and avoidance strategies. Heat for pain is discussed, including using electric lamp heat and home remedies, with tomorrow’s Q&A promised.
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Hawk
Retrospective From Tribune of One Two Three and Four Years Ago
A May 21 1924 item notes pupils at Warren High School showing over thirty percent improvement in English Briggs test work over two months. John Byers of Conewango Avenues recovers at home after being pinned under a large tree for six hours, four broken ribs. May 21 1925 reports Woman's Grange Garden Club gathering at Mr and Mrs Ward home. Warren frost threatens fruit blossoms. Robert L Fruit a Pennsylvania railroad brakeman treated at Warren General Hospital. Sparks circus arrives from Bradford to welcomed fanfare. May 21 1927 Sheffield Glass Bottle Co directs shutdown of works at Sheffield and Wilcox for an indefinite period. 75 to 100 men seek clerical positions at Warren High School building.
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the Warren High School
John Byers
Conewango Avenues
Religion and Morality Clash With Common Sense Quote
A compact quotation notes that many meet individuals who possess strong religious and moral views yet lack practical sense, illustrating the tension between belief and everyday judgment. The remark attributes the sentiment to John Billings, highlighting a critique of moral fervor over practical reasoning.
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Jorh Billings
Insulation theory of kissing footwear impact
A European doctor notes that a kiss is more effective if the kisser wears rubber-soled shoes, a remark that invites speculation about whether the same applies to kisses. The Philadelphia Inquirer reports this curious aside.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
The Great Collector
A terse opinion argues Senator Borah lacks experience on the issue and suggests Elder Will Hays could raise money to remove an oil stain from the party's reputation by confronting Sinclair, reflecting a partisan stance from Ohio Stateanewel.
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West
Borah
Elder Will Hays
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Warren Tribune
Warren Tribune Company
BE. D. Wetmore
Henry H. Bassett
KG. Chapel
Henry BD. Bassat
BR. W. Cousins
Fred CG. Eaton
A. Johnson
J.moore
J. R. van Cleve
E. D. Wettcare
William B. Wright
Frank R
Howard L. Schuletheln
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Ill
National Advertising
Neae Office
News Room
Qarrier
Aires
Warren Post Office
Roosevelt Warren
Uron
Safety and Aviation
Charles P. Stewart
America
Peter's
Florence Vincent
Ort
Dimmer Stories
Lock Wen
Ives
Enanore
Wat
New Yorker
Lulu Hunt Peters
The
Woman's Grange Garden Club
W. D. Ward
Robert L. Fruit
Pennsylvania
Warren General Hospital
Sparks Circus
Bradford
Sheffield Glass Bottle Company
Sheffield and Wilcox
Warren High School
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