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The New York Times.  Sunday, January 14, 1917
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MISS RUTH LAW. WHO HOLDS THE AMERICAN LONG DISTANCE NON-STOP FLIGHT RECORD, STANDING BESIDE THE NEW THREE-PLANE AEROPLANE,JUST COMPLETED FOR HER AT THE NEWPORT NEWS PLANT OF THE CURTISS COMPANY, WITH WHICH SHE IS TO ATTEMPT TO FLY ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
(Photo by Central News Photo Service.)

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Figures of Christ and of Ten of His Apostles, which, Archaeologist
are Convinced, are Intended to be Actual Portraits.

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Transcription Notes:
Images or words which are cutoff are either followed by or preceded by [[cutoff]]. If there is no space before the brackets the word was cutoff in the middle or intermediately preceding or after a word. For any words which were cutoff with enough letters to allow for an educated guess as to what the word is I placed my guess in the brackets. Image 1 - Ruth Law with Three-Plane Aeroplane Image 2 - Dog Image 3 - Airplane in Flight Image 4 - multiple image segments Image 5 - Airplane in flight Image 6 - Top of Airplane wing Image 7 ? Image 8 - Line of men standing in front of airplane, three people on or in plane Image 9 - Airplane in flight