London Alarm Turns Out False Fire Crew Report
Six free engines forty firemen and a large number of police reporters and photographers answered an alarm in London only to find that a man had turned in the alarm. The incident involved a companion and resulted in singed hair, with no actual blaze found.
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London
Horseback Riding Becomes Berlin Film Stars' Trend
Berlin reports a new craze as theater and film figures take up daily horseback riding to stay slim. Stars like Liane Haid Lyra Mara and Cilly Feindt praise riding as a favorite figure keeping activity while in the Tiergarten and tattersalls riding schools expand their clientele.
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Berlin
Liane Haid
Lyra Mara
Friedrich Zelnik
Cilly Feindt
Lya Mara
Tiegarten
Byrd Reports Compass Worked Splendidly On Trans Atlantic Plane
Commander Richard Byrd cabled Charles H Colvin of Pioneer Instrument Co that the earth inductor compass and other instruments on the America functioned splendidly. He noted the compass failed due to possible lightning or magnetic interference, not instrument fault, during storms over France near the destination.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Richard KE. Byrd
Charles H. Colvin
Pioneer Instrument Company
Brooklyn
America
France
Byrd
Colvin
Levine seeks French pilot to fly back to New York
Charles A. Levine plans to hire a French pilot to return to New York after accompanying Clarence Chamberlin on a flight to Germany. He announced at a luncheon with American and British correspondents in Paris that Chamberlin could not pilot him back due to other engagements.
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Associated Press
Paris
Charles A. Levine
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Germany
New York
Levine
Chamberlin
United States
Two Airmen Die in Pine Camp Training Crash
Watertown report says Capt. Curtis Wheeler and Lieut. Carl J. Sack of the twenty seventh division air service were killed when their planes crashed to the ground a mile and a half from Pine Camp near Watertown New York.
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Associated Press
Watertown
N. Y
Curtis Wheeler
Carl J. Sack
Twenty-Seventh Division
Air Service
Pine Camp
Here
Black Returns From East Indies Flight
Van Lear Black, Baltimore publisher, arrived in Medan Sumatra on a Dutch plane returning from the Dutch East Indies to Amsterdam. The report notes his long journey and cites a Boston Transcript line on crime and a mention of the English amateur athletic society Centurious which has walked 100 miles in under 24 hours.
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Associated Press
Medan
Sumatra
van Lear Black
Baltimore
Dutch East Indies
Amsterdam
Holand
MELLO-GLO French Process Face Powder Ad
A drugstore advertisement touts MELLO GLO a new shade youth color face powder. It claims perspiration resistance non drying pore unclogging formula that sticks on longer and beautifies the skin.
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People’s Drug Store
Purification Claims Boost Health With Calotabs
Advertises Calotabs as a thorough system purifier and a remedy for chronic ailments. Promotes a home course, taken once or twice weekly for several weeks, with a family package available for 85 cents at drug stores.
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Nature
New Wood Promises Unbreakable Furniture Claim
The Humorist notes a claim that a new wood makes furniture unbreakable while the Ohio State Journal voices support for future antique pieces built from this material. The sentiment favors direct, outspoken opinion.
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Humorist
Short Apple Crop in Patrick County
In Patrick county preparations are under way to handle a crop of 35 000 barrels of apples this year with food prices in view. Late spring frosts reduced yields mainly in the valleys while mountain slopes escaped damage.
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Patrick County
Danville
Cowboy Shepherd of New West Marks Trails with Marker
A modern plains rider, skilled in herding cattle or sheep, builds a three pronged marker to guide him across endless horizons. Whether guarding sheep or cattle, the rider faces vast empty skies and changing winds as beef and fleece remain allied concerns.
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The
Associated Press
Sky
Earth
Miamonides the Medieval Jewish Scholar
Maimonides born in Cordova Spain in 1135 became the era’s leading Jewish scholar writer and philosopher He served as chief rabbi of Cairo where he likely died in 1204.
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Miamonides
Cordova
Spain
Cairo
Norfolk and Western Schedule Effective November 21 1926
Train times from Berryville for Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Williamson Norton with early Pullman sleeper to Williamson and Bristol and dining car. Connections at Roanoke with Memphis Social for Chattanooga Nashville and Memphis. Local and parlor car services to Shenandoah Hagerstown Philadelphia New York with Washington Baltimore connections. Contacts J Barks and Jno L Bladun, agents in Berryville and Roanoke for press schedule and reservations.
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