Prince of Wales Early Life and Royal Observations
A sketch of the young Prince of Wales, born at Whit Lodge in June 1824, details his childhood under royal care. It notes his education, naval training, discipline, and early exposure to public life, including remarks by Queen Victoria and various royal advisers. The piece traces his upbringing, family links, and the path toward succession, with references to Windsor, Balmoral, and royal expectations.
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Bustard
Fenora
Cenad Tre
England
Fiin
Younes Prince
Whit Lodge Shean
Syeda
Teek
Fay
York Lodge
Sandringhatm
Jils Grest
Vitoria
Ceu
Teliis
Torather
Prince Albert
Daranouth College
Isle of Wight
Alos
Prinne
Faver
Meyer Tured
Pery
Wiile
Tay
Hailen Powell
Aise
Taden Powell
Pak
Sir Baten
Dian
Potonius
Willy Wieanes
Windsow
Fife
Sulieel
Yoliila
Italy
Gaibanc
Kagan
Helene
Eabeth
Mourmania
Beustarkah
Tim
Jide
Wales
Sovereien
Great Britain
Treaed
Wits
Prince Enward
Eaward I
Ireland
Prince of Wales
Lublin
Dry wood for airplane propellers and frames in early aviation
The article surveys wood sourcing for aircraft construction, arguing bone dry walnut and other woods are essential for propellers and framework. It notes tests, high revolutions, sap drips, and the need for perfect material to withstand tension and fatigue. It warns against using inferior wood and urges forest conservation to supply strong, safe lumber for future air travel.
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Sur
WilliMan
Industrie
Wobahls
Bedupaiad
Supges
National Forest
Praopilers
Moat Woods
Aig
Haitipas
Burt
Uae
Wet League’s Claim and Methodist Stance Highlighted
The article discusses a Methodist stance amid Wet League claims, noting tension with the Methodist Episcopal church. It references temperance movement rhetoric and railroads, citing arguments about prohibition and its impact on workers and transport networks.
Pershing Delays The The Viathan Departure
Washington dispatch notes General Pershing will not sail September 1 as planned due to transport delays. His entire staff remains in Paris awaiting orders, with the war department confirming his return voyage schedules remain unchanged.
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Pershing
Washington, DC
Mont Vernon
V Persiing
Thong
Garland Defeats Davis in Cup Tennis Final
In Southampton New York on August 23 Charles S. Garland Jr. of Pittsburgh defeated Willis Davis of San Francisco 6 4 6 8 6 8 to win the Meadow Club men s singles net and cup round. Davis had beaten Norman Bronkes in the semifinals.
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L Garland
Davis
Southmpton
Charles S. Garland, Jr
Pittsburg
Willis
San Fraenochsen
Meadow Elub
Davis Yesturdly
Norman WB. Bronkes
Bobby Jones Holds Herron Even in First Half
In Pittsburgh on August 2, Davidson Keryon and Bobby Jones kept even through the eighteenth hole of their 80 hole match for the AMA tour salt championship of the United States. They completed their round at 12:58 after eight hours of play and 22 minutes out.
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Bobby Jones
Herron
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Davidson Keryon
United States
Tey
Harvard Law School Doubl o Anniversary Events
Harvard Law School enters its second centennial of service next year and marks the fiftieth anniversary of Dean Langwall's teaching. Plans include a large alumni reunion and association meeting. Officers elected include Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. as president, Jos. Sergent as secretary, and H. Smith as treasurer.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Law School
Dean Langwall
Harvard Law School Association
Oliver Wendell
Law of
Jos. Sergent
Jand MH
H. Smith
Were Rye In Gronx Kills Two In New York
Two men die and a third lies dying in the Bronx after drinking tainted wood alcohol labeled as pure whiskey. Isaace Peters, 76, a watchman, died at home after drinking the poison. Air exider Schwerbinsky, 48, and Frank Gollasky, 22, plasterers, suffered blindness and paralysis and were hospitalized. Police investigate where the drink was bottled and sold.
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New York
Bronx
Martin
Isaace Peters
Tim Pillton
Washington Avenue
Fordham Hospital
Gollasky
Attempt at Caveman Stunt Ends in Arrest
In Portland Gre, Ernest Fix tried a staged stunt to woo Miss Wally Engis. John Tait interrupted romance and had him arrested. The court heard a threat to harm and noted Thanknest, age 17, held under $2,000 bond for grand jury investigation.
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Portland
Gre
John Tait
Ernest Fix
Wally Engis
Jess
Thanknest
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Bishia
Apia Ai
Chlewsa
National Association
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Rye
Gronx
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