Is the Gulf Stream Changing Its Course
The article notes disruptions from a sun spot cycle affecting global weather. It reports the Gulf Stream traced 2500 miles north of Mammerfest Norway, with ice shifts in Spitzbergen and Bear Sea regions, altering fish populations and triggering forecasts of famine in northern Japan.
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Artic Regions
Greenland Sea
Europe
Behring Sea
America
Gulf Stream
Mammerfest
Norway
Spitzbergen
Western
Artic
Weather Bureau
Japan
Bear Sea
Spring Farewell as Spring Reaches the Mountains
The Charlotte Observer notes Spring lingers in Ashe and neighboring counties as travelers near 2 000 feet in altitude chase the season six hours from Charlotte. Dogwood blossoms reveal pockets of green while apple trees brighten the landscape before Summer’s heat overtakes the Lost Provinces region.
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Ttry
Charlotte
Ashe
Alleghany
Yancey, Avery, Mitchell
Watauga
Charlotte Observer
Boosting for Progress in the City
A reflective note exhorts readers to support local improvement efforts and the people behind them. It urges backing businesses and streets, stressing that collective momentum depends on public encouragement rather than solitary effort.
School Boy Goose Composition
A school boy writes a humorous description of a goose noting its heaviness and feathery body. He jokes about dampness, keeps a toy balloon to avoid sinking, and observes geese called ganders that loaf and swim rather than hatch.
New York's Idea of Beauty for Transit Cars
The Interborough Rapid Transit Company brightens New York City elevated cars with a golden red body and blue lettering. The public welcomes the change from orange and brown schemes, noting multicolor cars will brighten streets and help show routes, while safety and practicality are kept in view.
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Interboroug Rapid Transit Company
New York City
Metropolitan Press
High Finance
Interborough
Spring Insect Rhyme From Anonymous Detailing Nuisance
A whimsical anonymous verse laments springtime pests. It references hornets skeeters and flies invading ears heads and churches with playful humor and sharp, brisk imagery. It captures a lighthearted climate worry about buzzing insects.
The Man Who Wins And The College Baseball Result
The Appalachian Training School defeated Granite Falls 6 to 10 on Wednesday in a fast baseball game. A second game was started Thursday but was called off due to an argument. J. S. Barlow returned from Boone to his home and installed a new plant for Watagua Furniture and Lumber Company.
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Appalachian Training School
Granite Falls
J. S. Barlow
Boone
Aviators Cross Continent Without Stop
The record of the nonstop flight tracks the progress from Terre Haute to St Louis and Kansas City overnight. Reports then place the aviators over New Mexico, Arizona, and E. Centro California by 11:25 a.m. coast time as details emerged after dawn.
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Terre Haute
Ind
St. Louis
Kansas City
New Mexico
Arizona
E. Centro
California
Russia Provokes Swiss Anger Over Lausanne Conference
Swiss leaders condemned Moscow after Russia complained that Lausanne’s refusal to admit a Russian courier shows Switzerland favors some powers. The dispute centers on Russia’s desire to participate in Near Eastern talks and the Straits debate as Lausanne debates proceeded. Swiss officials said the Federal Council provided facilities to all delegations during the first conference.
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Russia
Lausanne
Switzerland
Rusia
M. Vorovsky
Turkey
Federal Council
The Value of Belief in Salesmanship
A John Blake essay argues that sales success hinges on confidence and belief in the product or service. It urges buyers and sellers to know value, improve skills, and compare oneself to peers before seeking higher pay. Personal conviction drives others to trust and invest.
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John Blake
Coffey Lands in Watauga Set for June Sale
G M Sudderth as Commissioner for the estate of Geo Coffey will sell about 20 acres in Watauga township at the Boone Court House door on June 9, 1923 at 1 PM. Bounded by Hill Wright and others. Terms announced sale day.
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Fred Coffey
Geo. Coffey
Superior Court
Watauga County
Court House
Boone
Watauga Township
Hill Wright
Aviators Reach Rockwell Field After World Flight Test
Kelly and MacReady recount a test flight covering 520 miles from New York to Dayton and St. Louis with a 5,000 foot leg toward the Missouri line. They describe engine troubles, in-flight repairs, beacon guidance from Belleville, and plans for a world flight next year.
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Rockwell Field
Kelly
MacReady
New York
New Jersey
Liberty
Dayton
Ohio
St. Louis
Rocumeari
N. M
Indianaplis
Belleville
Ilinois
Missouri River
Missouri Line
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri-Kansas Line
Aviators Reach Tucumcari Landmark During World Flight
MacReady and Kelly sight a cemetery at Tucumcari at dawn signaling progress as they fly daylight over familiar terrain. They swap shifts every six hours and plan a 48 hour world duration record then target an around the world attempt next spring from Rockwell Field.
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Tucumeari
Kelly
T.cumari
MacReady
Arizona Forest
Rockwell Field
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Skeeter
Thedford’s
Baan
Hether
North Carolina
G. M. Sudderth
Wrigley’s
Vicks
Vicks Various
Globe Realty & Auction CO
Johnson City, Tenn
M. Richards
Banner Elk
W. H. Gragg
George F. Blair
Blowing Rock, N. C
Postoffice
J. L. Qualls
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