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Pilot faces court martial for stunting over Washington
A naval aviator flew from Hampton Roads to Anacostia and performed acrobatics over Washington. Civilians complained of violations of civil and military rules on trick flying over crowded areas and below 2000 feet. He admitted stunting over Rock Creek Park and executing zooms, defended as harmless, while authorities note need for air regulations and pilot overrule risks.
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Office Visitors And The Voice Of A Workroom
A columnist recalls office visitors and the disruption of work when voices whistle sing or dance within workspaces. A long suffering observer posts a sign above his desk advising those who want to whistle to go into vaudeville.
Iowa Driver Sentenced for Third DUI Offense
A recent Iowa case sent a motorist to a penitentiary term after a third driving while intoxicated offense. The writer notes punishment should protect the community and urges stronger driver and machine control across the state to curb repeat violations.
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Commonwealth
Rise of the Chicken in American Diets
The piece notes a shift from meat to chicken in American meals, with New York poultry consumption rising from 1905 figures of 2000 carloads annually to meet two months of demand in Manhattan. It states weekly poultry revenue for New York grows around 290000 dollars, and mentions foreign competition from Argentina and other countries, plus tariff tensions.
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Cuba
Weather everywhere fails Miss Sadie Thompson tale
A fragmented reminiscence links Miss Sadie Thompson's quest in Pango Pango with travelers reports from Europe. Critics note England’s rain, Germany’s sparse clear days, and France's uncertain sun, arguing that sunny weather remains rare outside the United States.
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The Tale Of A Simple Blackhead And Health
A columnist explains what a comedo or blackhead is and debunks beauty expert myths about dirt causing acne. The piece argues soap cleanliness is not a cure, describes a cautious, sterile method to treat a single lesion, and clarifies acne is not tied to diet, habits, or blood purity.
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Dr. Webster
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Questions and Answers on Education and Health
A column prints reader letters about marriage, college life, and worth of higher education, plus opinions on violet ray treatment for arteries and cod liver oil. Dr Brady notes address stamped envelopes for personal health queries and requests brief inked letters with city names.
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Four American Sins by Glenn Frank
The essay argues four flaws in American public life improvisation oversimplification isolated leadership and adversarial governance. It contends crises drive policy instead of foresight complex problems resist single cures and leadership spans across sectors. It calls for cross sectional mind exchange and truth seeking over relentless attack and defense.
Capital Punishment Debate in Fayette Leader
The Fayette Leader questions capital punishment, suggesting society deserves protection from dangerous criminals. It argues fear of death may deter some crimes and recalls hanging horse thieves as a precedent to show that lethal penalty can prevent repetition.
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Diary Notes From New York Evening Eating Scenes
Diary entries describe an evening in New York with Eddie Cantor and Norman Mack, meals and conversations at various spots, including Gene Crawley and Billy DeBeck the cartoonist. The writer observes dining rituals of affluent and old-guard patrons, a financier’s fall from grace, kitchen tensions, and a teasing telegram about laundering spats.
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Eddie Cantor
Norman Mack
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Billy DeBeck
Abe Martin on Aerial Navigation and Ground Floor Thrill
The character dismisses aerial navigation as a coming business while noting a personal choice to invest on the ground floor. The piece reflects on lingering memories of a first kiss and the lasting impact of witnessing a woman in a buggy, implying a shift in excitement and perception.
Uncle Wiggily's Hammock Adventure Begins
Uncle Wiggily strings a hammock between two trees near his hollow stump. He jokes about sailors lingo and plans to nap before his next adventure. A stealthy Woozie Wolf creeps through the woods, eyeing the sleeping rabbit.
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Wolf and Bear Fail to Nab Uncle Wiggily in Hammock
Uncle Wiggily sleeps in a hammock between trees as a Wolf plots to drop him. The Wolf enlists the Bear to shred the grapevine rope, but Uncle Butter the goat intervenes by dumping a bag of cotton under the hammock. The hammock falls harmlessly onto the cushioned bag, and Uncle Wiggily awakes safely. The Bear and Wolf flee, foiled again, as Uncle Wiggily thanks the goat.
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes Inquiry Column
Burroughs Nature Club Notes invites readers to submit questions on nature subjects to the Nature Notes Dept for publication. The column, dating from 1927, offers general-interest answers in this newspaper feature style.
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Answers From Tomorrow's Nature Notes
Questions address wild turkeys in western Canada and Saskatchewan sightings. A second query asks how young wild animals are carried, and a third defines canary seed.
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