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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1909

Page

14

Common Sense Flying Machine Promises Safe Light Aircraft

Philadelphia inventors claim a new “common sense lying machine” blends gun bag and aeroplane ideas. A model will be ready soon for trial, touting safety, simple construction, and easy operation. RW Robinson of Philadelphia leads the project with W H Potter assisting.

Ventor Philadelpha Penn RW Robinson Mutual Life Building West Susquehanna Avenue Bs W H Potter

Creature Tricks Paralyze and Hide in Plain Sight Across Seas

An assortment of animals mimic death to escape danger. Lobsters stiffen and sink when touched, crabs curl and feign death, starfish appear dead yet revive in water, hermit crabs freeze and vanish into sand, and beetles, caterpillars, spiders, and even weed lice employ similar ruses.

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Exploring Earth's Crust Through Deep Shafts as Proposed

M Camille Flammarion advocates two deep shafts into the earth to study its interior. He cites a 500 foot depth reached and predicts internal heat rises with depth, suggesting a 200 to 900 yard diameter shaft with iron rings. Belgium, Holland, and Roumania may host excavation sites while deeper work aims to uncover geology and paleontology.

Chicago Tetbone Camille Flammarion Flamsarion Belgium Holland Roumania M Flammarion

The U S Flag Factory at Brooklyn Navy Yard

The Brooklyn Navy Yard hosts a major U S flag factory where 80 to 169 women work year round making flags for naval ships. They weave about 120000 yards annually, produce 418 kinds, costing around 8000 dollars yearly, and replace worn flags after ships return.

New York Brooklyn Navy Yard Decimiar Navy Yard Connecticut Thomas Maloy Hus

Public school on Alcohol Effects cited in local talks

Extracts from competitions discuss the evil effects of alcohol. Medical men warn that fetal diseases rise from drinking. Debates note opinions range from abuse to medicine. Doctors link increased death rates to boozing as a social issue. The Bible cautions against wine when red, while Rhine wine is mentioned as not hurtful.

Western Texas Cowboys and Automobiles Stir Trouble

A long narrative describes ranch area road etiquette for cowboys and motorists in Western Texas. Incidents include a Dallas traveler Davis near Brady speedily passing mule convoys, a rifle shot causing tire damage, and a real estate agent facing gunfire from cowboys guiding cattle. A second tale follows detective Hoffman misled by Brandt impostors at Greenwood Lake Hotel, revealing a staged capture hoax and mistaken identity that ends with confusion and parsing of a fake telegram.

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Submarine Explosive Vehicle Unveiled in Harbor Defense

The Illustrated London News describes a compact submarine powered and steered by Hertzian waves. The 16 foot long craft weighs about 200 pounds and includes a forward socket for a mast to support a serial wire. The design is proposed for harbor defense and features an automobile explosive mechanism attributed to Mr John Gardnar.

London News John Gardnar Hertzian Waven

Clerk Turned Detective in Monroe Stagecoach Caper

Charles Hoffman a New York ribbon clerk becomes a detective for Homes Private Detective agency. In Monroe he tails Magsey Brandt, a bank robber, riding a stagecoach to spot him. Hoffman tracks Brandt to a vaudeville tent where disguise unravels and Brandt is exposed as Sturdevant, a student in disguise.

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Garden of Allah Camp Promises Muse Tuning Aid

St Louis poet dispatch reports the Poetry Revival Society of London proposes a Sahara camp for readers to find association with verse. They claim deep solitude will sharpen taste silence fosters meditation and echoes of Casablanca will shape the poetry.

Garden OF Allah St Louis Hichena Poetry Reviital Society of London Sahara Allah Casablanca

A Lesson for the Road Hog

Niton Ontario reports a strange encounter on a road where a traveler in a one-horse rig dispensed advice and a humane, humorous tale about hogs. The man with whiskers and a fur cap claimed he places rites in hogs noses to stop them from squaring roots, reflecting his long experience with hogs and a plea for brotherly kindness.

Niton Ontario Utes

Hotel Notice Warns Travelers of Sunrise Horn

A fragmentary hotel notice addresses Mistera and voyagers on a halfway ascent. It promises a horn at sunrise to alert travelers, but the wine list leaves the traveler with little hope as they await the next entry.

Bicycle Drives Coffee Mill Showcased in Town

A Fannas City grocer combines coffee grinding with exercise by setting a bicycle to power a grinder. The man props the rear wheel to a pulley connected to the grinder and uses a toy at the hopper to feed beans. He pedals, maintaining a steady climb and then accelerates, making the mill hum.

Fannas

Health Rules for Summer Comfort and Strength

Health as wealth guides a summer regimen emphasizing rest light meals and moderate fluids. The piece warns heat and humidity drain vitality, urges restraint in eating fattening foods, careful stomach and kidney care, and emphasizes temperate drinks and regular baths to sustain nervous calm and bodily functions.

Ans Wien

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