Helium Safe Gas For Dirigibles In War Or Commerce
A 1920s AP report cites Dr. Richard B. Moore arguing helium would have prevented fires on the Dixmude ZR-2 and Roma airships. He warns U.S. helium export should be federally restricted as the nation holds vast supplies and helium could enable safer airships and future fleets.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Richard B. Moore
New York City
United States
Tea of Mines
Petroleum Chemistry Division
American Chemical Society
Moore
U. 5
Dr. Moore
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Wreat
Virginia
Kentucky
Make Life Worth Living Kidney Health Ad Claim
An advertisement promotes FOLEY PILOS as a diuretic stimulant to cure fatigue by flushing kidneys and restoring energy. It cites a testimonial from Samuel Brenner of Alexandria Indiana praising Foley Pills and claims the product is widely available.
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Samuel Brenner
Alexandria
Ind
Freckles Remedy Promises to Remove Spots Fast
This old advertising copy touts Othine double strength as a guaranteed treatment to erase freckles. Apply nightly and morning, claiming even dark freckles fade with little product, and a money back guarantee if it fails to work.
Dr Pierce's Anuric Tablets Back Pain Ad
Mrs Reuben Spickler of Cedar Rapids Iowa reports relief from backache and kidney pain after using Dr Pierce's Anuric Tablets. The ad claims rapid improvement and offers trial packages by mail from Buffalo New York with a request for free medical advice.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Dr. Pierce
Reuben Spickier
Sth Ave
Pierce
Buffalo
Noyes Re-elected Head of Associated Press
New York April 24 Frank B. Noyes of the Washington Star was re elected president of the Associated Press by the newly organized board of directors. E H Buttler of the Buffalo News elected first vice president G P J Mooney of the Memphis Commercial Appeal second vice president Melville J Stone re elected secretary Frederick Roy Martin re elected assistant secretary JF RR Youatt re elected treasurer Executive committee re elected with one exception Members include E Fansing Ray St Louis Globe Democrat Clark Howell Atlanta Constitution Charles Hopkins Clark Hartford Courant Rie bert H Baker Cleveland Plaindealer Frank B Noyes Washington Star Aldeph Ss New York Times Robert McLean Philadelphia Bulletin elected to succeed his father W L McLean
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New York
Frank B. Noyes
Washington Star
Associated Press
E. H. Buttler
The
Buffalo News
G. P. J. Mooney
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Melville J. Stone
Frederick Roy Martin
JF RR
E. Fansing Ray
St. Louis Globe
Democrat
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Charles Hopkins Clark
Hartford Courant
Riebert H. Baker
Cleveland Plaindealer
Frank B
Aldeph Ss
New York Times
Robert McLean
Philadelphia Bulletin
W. L l. McLean
West High Student Injured in Bicycle-Motorcycle Crash
George Rust, a West Migh student and son of Mr and Mrs Rust, was injured when his bicycle collided with a motorcycle and struck a telephone pole at Fifth and Locust streets yesterday morning. He sustained a slight brain concussion but is conscious and recovering at home.
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George Rust
West Migh School
TU Rust
Washling
Fifth
Tama High Gle Clubs Win County Contest
Tama Iowa April 24 Tamina high school boys and girls gle clubs won first honors in the annual county high school contest at Tama renewing their victory of last year Toledo was second in the girls division Traer was second in the boys contest Judges were C A Fullerton professor of public school music at Town State Teachers college Cedar Falls The contest was close This is one of a series of Tama county interscholastic contests under the Tama County School Activities association Next will be a high school orchestra contest at Chelsea Friday May 3 On May 16 the county track and field meet will be held at Toledo.
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Tama
Tamna High
I Toledo
Traer
C. A. Fullerton
Town State Teachers College
Cedar, Falls
Tamian County School Activities Association
Chelsea
Toledo
Rabid Dog Transmits Hydrophobia to Hogs
Griswold Indiana April 24 A Cass county farmer Nels Rice found a stray dog in his poultryhouse with a collar. He fed it then loosed it and it bit many hogs. Rice killed the dog. Weeks later hydrophobia spread led to losses at Callabana. Prices and livestock sales referenced in local ad notices.
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Paris
Mrs. R. Spickler
Noyes
Washington
West High
Peast
Tama High Glee Clubs
Nin Peper
Burch
Waterloo
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BAYER
Pirin
Tandy
Macture
Ome
Ampico
Godowsky
Levitzky
Moiseiwitsch
Ornstein
Rachmaninoff
Victor Herbert
Gitz Rice
Reginald de Koven
Geraldine Farrar
Fritz Kreisler
Davidsons Rowas
Wateriog
Mea H
Ffaran
Perrins
Burgh S
Apple
Eiffel
Eiffel Brand
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