Unemployment Relief Plan Aims at Australia and New Zealand
The Baldwin government proposes shipping unemployed Britons abroad starting in June. Eligible settlers can buy half-price tickets to Australia, about 80 pounds, with advances possible. Children under 12 travel free to Australia. under 19 for New Zealand, all as a solution to domestic unemployment and budget strain. The plan aims to move excess population to sparsely settled territories, a move praised by supporters as beneficial and practical.
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America
Albion
Baldwin
Australia
New Zealand
England
Strange Paris politics and a Butte wedding headline
The article blends the Caillaux political saga in Paris with a social report from Butte about the New York wedding of Dorothy Kelley and Henry Donnelly Keresey. It notes Caillaux’s rise from exile to finance minister amid France’s crisis and recalls Caillaux’s controversial past. It also reports Butte residents warmly greeting the bride and her family, highlighting shared local ties.
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France
Joseph Battens
Paris
Belo Pasha
Caillaux
Jip
Bolo Pasha
Paul Painleve
Ministry of Finance
Bank of France
Liesto
Butte
New York
Dorothy Kelley
Henry Donnelly Keresey
Cornelius F. Kelley
Montana
Anaconda Company
Kelley
St. Patrick's
Havens of Refuge and Britain's Emigration Dilemma
In England the problem shifts from immigration to emigration as prewar access to one way passages faded. Steamship fares rose and U S entry restrictions tightened, forcing the surplus British population to seek alternatives abroad.
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England
New York
Uncle Sam
British Isles
Coming Summer Forecast Questions Weather Prophecies
The article rails against long range weather predictions as unfounded, noting official forecasters say there is no basis for a two cold summers sequence. Professor Cox in Chicago cites hot January temperatures and sunspot variability, arguing forecasts see only a week ahead and rely on mood more than method. It also weaves in political and contemporary figures to illustrate broader misdirections.
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Uncle Sam
Professor Cox
Chicago
Cox
Burgess Bed Time Stories 2 The Old Pasture Holes Mystery
In Burgess style a Farmer Brown and Palmer Brown’s toy dig many small holes in the Old Pasture while the forest creatures whisper about their purpose. The narrator notes the holes are not deep, yet all creatures visit to observe. the mystery remains unresolved as Digging persists.
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Brown
Maras
Blacky
Renmaa
Cash Hole
Wren
Sammy
Hay
Clacky
Arkea Reddy Fox
Mrs Reddy
Bobby Coon
Bobby Goon
Peter Wabbit
Peter Rabbit
the Hare
Lightfoot
Palmer Brown
Digger
Farmer Brown
T. W. Burgess
Astrological Forecast for Friday April 17 1925
The horoscope notes Saturn Neptune adverse but Mars Jupiter favorable. predicts growth for towns and public works, rising artistic attainment, and labor unrest in manufacturing. It foresees changes in industrial questions, possible trouble from a labor leader, and benefits for engineers builders and hotels. Judges and lawyers face publicity rules. birthdate Aries traits warn of deception risks. children born that day likely energetic and ambitious.
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Saturn
Neptune
Mars
Jupiter
McCluren
Fringed Gentian Poem By William Cullen Bryant
Poem describes the fringed gentian flowering in late autumn as days shorten and winter nears. The speaker contrasts the flower with violets and columbines, then envisions hope at death blooming within the heart and turning to heaven. The piece ends with Bryant reflecting on mortality and bedside serenity.
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William Cullen Bryant
Radio Digest Listing of Daily Programs Across Stations
An early 20th century roster lists radio schedules for numerous stations including WGR Buffalo WLS Chicago WEBH Chicago WHAP Fort Worth KNX Hollywood WJZ New York WOR Newark and KSD St Louis. Items cover concert broadcasts orchestras dances health talks and variety acts with times and program types.
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Radio Digest
Pres
Ma Journal
Howes Vale
WGR
Buffalo
KYW
Chicago
Dane Wls
Sandman
Shrine Band
KOA
Denver
Book of Knowledge
Dex Movnes
Detroit News
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
KNX
Hollywood
Strumental
Jefferson City
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Tr
Nighthawk
KHJ
Los Angeles Times
Louisville Journal
Night Owls
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Pi Anlat
Leature
Af C
Memphis Commercial Appeal
WJZ
New York
Savarian Ensemble
Wall Street Journal “Review
NYU Air
Colle
WHN
Club Merit
Woaw-Omaha
Nist
WAE
Pittsburg
Uncle Kaybee
WDWF
Providence
Lee
KPO
San Francisco
Wurlitzer
Springfield
Alent
KSD
St. Lous Post - Dispatch
Sara Bernhardt Mistaken View Of Love And Quarrels
The text profiles Sara Bernhardt at eighty, noting her belief that love, tempered by quarrels, makes a relationship livelier. It argues she misjudged love’s burn, admitting she once blamed a lover’s temper for a spouselike drama and that a woman’s flaws resemble a man’s, though she remains revered for genius.
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Sara Bernhardt
Crossword Puzzle Champion Ruth Von Phul Solved in Four Minutes
Ruth von Phul, renowned crossword puzzle champion, completed the daily puzzle in a remarkable four minutes, marking a bogey time for speed solvers. The feat highlights von Phul’s rapid clue parsing and efficient grid filling, drawing attention from fans at the press preview.
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Ruth von Phul
Word Puzzle From Ardizzone Grid Remains Unsolved
The clued crossword style list by Louis J. Ardizzone presents a mix of definitions and lettered hints. The entry combines a series of across and down clues with partial solutions like A mender, Greek letter, and a unit of work, inviting readers to complete the puzzle.
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Palestine
Co Operation Urged To Bring Power To Farms By Owen Young
Owen D. Young former director general of the reparations board and GE chairman called for farm electrification to boost farm labor relief and profits. He argued farmers should cooperate with electric firms, expand lines, and use power for machinery while states should move water power development beyond politics to unlock economic gains.
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Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Mr. Young
Young
Rep William E Hull and Good Roads Forum Highlight Roads Message
Rep William E Hull, longtime hard roads advocate, is cited as Illinois official for the International Good Roads Association conference. The event plans to inspect South American road projects and discuss funding initiatives. Hull credits securing $1 billion bond lines for road improvements and his role on the Illinois Highway Improvement association board. Born in Lewiston, Fulton County, Hull attended Illinois College and began highway work early in his career.
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William E. Hull
South Amerca
International “Good Roads Association
South America
Dent Coolidge
Hull
Board of
Fire Stars
Hie
Lewiston
Pulton
Mensa
Nin Collene
Tlinois Collens
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Anaconda
Anasonds
Deer Lodge
Dillon Bozeman
Philipsburg
MATL
Ventomioes
United States
Cerate
Euyter
Associated Press
FBI
Prudden
King & Prodden
Neu Duu
Holland
Germany
M. Caillaux
World Court
Gerald Chapman
William D. Shepherd
Burgess Bed Time Stories
Sammy Jay
Sara
Florence Davies
Louis J. Ardizzone
Sara Earnhardt
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