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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1925
Page
5
Atlanta reports a novel invention by two London radio engineers described as a musical pillow. A rubber water filled pillow carries a radio earpiece connected to a receiver. Sound is inaudible until the sleeper rests, then broadcasts come through clearly with pure tone.
A persuasive excerpt promotes S. S. S. as the cure for boils by building back rich red blood and purifying the system. It claims boils fade as red blood cells increase, urging readers to buy the larger economical bottle.
Pastor Hoke Shirley announces that Central Baptist Church prayer services are canceled for tonight to allow attendees to participate in White Way exercises. The notice specifies the church event is postponed to accommodate the municipal events tonight.
Buffalo New York November 11 Bishop William F McDowell of Washington said the Southern opposition will prevent the reunion of Methodist Episcopal churches North and South. The remark came after the forenoon session of the Board of Bishops meeting in Buffalo.
In Pittsburgh on November 11 the state department of mines reports a heavy loss of life in coal mines. Ten rescue trucks were deployed after September fatalities totaling 52 underground deaths. Falls accounted for 27 deaths, 11 in mine car or motor accidents, 10 by electrocution or explosives, two by mining machines and two as miscellaneous causes.
Paris nov 11 a ministerial crisis in the Painleve cabinet was averted or postponed likely until early next week as the finance committee of the chamber of deputies adjourned to allow Premier Painleve to draft a compromise plan. It is expected to win socialist backing.
Paris reports soccer’s rise as 356 clubs enter the French Cup with 3058 players in opening matches drawing crowds estimated from 500000 to 1000000. In 1919, 114 teams entered the competition.
In Clermont-Ferrand France November 11 the Marquis de Cacque ary de Lorme seventeenth of the name fell when the bicycle handle bar broke and was killed instantly his neck broken The earlier Marquis de Cacque roy de Lorme seventh of the name died in 1604 after a tournament at arms when his horse threw him causing a broken skull
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