Endurance run postponed route details printed for Harrisburg to Philadelphia
The article outlines a September postponement for the Automobile Clobb of Washington endurance run, with route guidance from Harrisburg to Philadelphia. It lists street directions, toll gates, and notable stops, including Harrisburg, Hershey, Palmyra, Annville, Lebanon, Reading, and Philadelphia, reflecting a long multi day journey and venue notes.
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Washington
Macadam Ani
Harisburo
Philadelphia
Harrisburs
Harting
Thiadelphia
Harnsburg
New World Aero Record Set By German Aviator
German flyer establishes a new world record for staying aloft with four passengers at Johannisthal, Germany, surpassing prior marks by a margin of minutes. The event notes another pilot’s previous long-duration record and mentions speeds and passenger details in a fragmented report.
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Germany
Jas NS Hirrmeister
Johannisthal
Farel S
Tarte
F Legagneux
Policeman Arrests Flower Thief in Walnut Hill Section
Cincinnati patrolman Dwight Stebbing reports arrest of a man in Walnut Hill who confessed to numerous flower thefts from the area. Detectives say two plants were concealed under a raincape and a search of the suspect's home found stolen outfits and several hundred dollars in flowers.
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Flrirnia
Napolis
Dwight Stebbing
Cincinnati
Forea
House Rules Plan Set After Committee Review
The rules committee completed ten days of work and agreed to report this week on a broad package to discipline pending bills. Key items include Beall cotton anti inflation measures, Clayton contempt WH, Alexander bill to regulate radio commerce, and the seamen's wage issue.
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House
Lines Up Auto Trucks for Prizes Parade in Washington
Washington business men and auto dealers coordinated a Labor Day mobile parade organized by The Post to showcase delivery vehicles. Dealers touted valuable prizes and urged merchants to enter their cars, predicting strong industry interest and a local motor vehicle boom.
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Washington
Post
New York
E. H Johansen
Mr. Johansen
B. A. Garlock
Imperial Motor Company
Gerlock
J & A. Luttrell
Luttrell Company
Mucceas
Tha Poat
Mr. Long
Suchens
Rim Cutting Costs in Tires
We sent men to a plant handling old rubber and examined thousands of ruined tires from many makes. They found 23 percent of old clincher tires were rim-cut, some worn by soft running, some ruined instantly by flat runs. They showed nearly one quarter of upkeep was due to rim-cut tires.
No Rim Cut Tires Claim Major Savings and Growth
Advertorial style copy touts All Needless Waste No Rim Cut tires, claiming 1 250 000 sold with zero rim cuts and 25 percent average savings. It promotes oversize tires as 10 percent over, boosting mileage 25 percent, and notes Goodyear dominance with 200 000 car owners using the tires.
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Goodyear
Automobile Notes on Washington Post Parade Plans
Growing interest surrounds a Labor Day automobile parade in the city led by The Washington Post world. The event aims to showcase motor tricks and delivery vehicles, with prizes for top displays and entry blanks to be distributed soon. N M K Gilmour, local Herreshorft representative, left during the period.
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Edmund K. Fox
Matheson
Indianapolis
Henderson
Matheson Motor Company
Washington
N M K. Gilmour
Herreshorft
Man Admits Robbing a Thief in Duluth Trial
John B Lessard, 78, a Trilroad man, was sentenced to nine days in jail with hard labor for confessing to robbing a thief. He testified he saw the thief hide revolvers knives and other store taken goods at Proster and that the stolen items were found on him when arrested.
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Duluth
Mini
John B Lessard
Waa
Proster
Les
High schools faulted for living problems in 25 states
A national council report of 25 states criticizes high school education as outdated and ill suited to modern life. President Felmley of Normal School cites reliance on college prep, urging shift toward life skills, farm, shop, and home training, with better teacher preparation from among high school students.
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Chicago
United States
National Council of Education
National Education Association
David Felmley
Normal Behoo
Normal
Ufaha
Acheslo
Little Red
Revival urged for country schools to progress education
Public education criticism cites rural neglect as a threat to progress. A National Council report recommends hiring an expert to study rural districts. James Joyner of Raleigh urges reviving country schooling and fostering love of rural life rather than city bias. In Kensington Maryland, a move to electric street lighting will bring about fifty forty candlepower lamps at $15 per lamp per year for all-night service.
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Claude
Charles Miller
Leesburg
Harper
T Patrict
National Bank
Virginia
Maryland
Mr. Miller
Atlantic City
Washington
National Council
nAg- Hons! Association
James Joyner
Raleigh
N C
Kensington
Washington Peat
Rockville
Montgomery County
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