The Mah Jong Craze Ends as Crossword Fashions Rise
A satirical chronicle notes the rise and swift fall of Mah Jong driven by publicity and a 100 worker launch, then the craze waned as cross words gained popularity. It claims 10,000 sets and thousands of ancillary items were sold off in liquidation as the game’s era ended.
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Pung Chow Company
Mah Jong
Mind’s Desire and Cosmic Happiness Amid World’s Wounds
Dr. John H. Finley, former New York education commissioner and Times editor, urged a higher mind seeking knowledge to aid humanity. He spoke of an enduring quest beyond the visible, in a world beset by loss, urging renewal through international understanding and cosmic happiness. Includes a fable about Peter Rabbit and King Eagle in the Old Orchard.
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John H. Finley
New York State
The
New York Times
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Summer White House at Swampscott Pressures a Busy President
President Coolidge's summer retreat at Swampscott Mass presents a paradox of leisure and duty. A large Washington entourage including military aides secret service and marines tracks his every move while reporters photographers and film crews circle the coast. Despite the setting the president faces weighty domestic and international decisions amid heightened public attention and a growing United States.
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Swampscott
Mass
White House
United States
Washington
Secret Service
Coolidge
Death of a Craze at Glen Cove Mahjong Quest Ends in Loss
In Glen Cove New York the Pung Chow company once valued at 100000 dollars with stock fixtures and machinery recently sold at bankruptcy for 9000 dollars. The Mah Jong craze sparked rapid U S demand after the 1923 incorporation, as Americans rushed to manufacture China’s hand method sets.
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St. Pat
Corinth
Moses
Glen Cove
N. Y
Pung Chow Company
The Widows in Politics and Senate Seats
The piece discusses widows succeeding husbands in political roles, noting Wisconsin possibly selecting Mrs. La Follette for the U.S. Senate and recalling widows who have filled House seats in Massachusetts California Illinois and North Dakota. It argues merit and creed should govern such choices despite public sentiment.
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Wisconsin
Robert M. la Follette
United States Senate
Blaine
Madison
Milwaukee
House of Representatives
Representative Rogers
Massachusetts
Florence P. Kahn
Julius Kahn
California
Winifred Mason Huck
Illinois
North Dakota
Senator Ladd
Senate
Wyoming
Ross
United States
Oil Stock Scandals Highlight Teapot Dome Era
Commentary observes oil stock fraud linked to Teapot Dome and notes a Leavenworth release for two men involved. It contrasts reform rhetoric with the unease over oil investments and public sentiment on economy and leadership. The piece links brewery jail operations, restaurant patronage, and political crocodile tears to a broader skeptical mood.
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Chicago
King Eagle Watches Old Orchard Tale in Peter Rabbit
In the Old Orchard tale King Eagle spots Peter Rabbit from the sky. Scrapper the Kingbird warns of the mighty raptor as birds fall quiet and Peter Rabbit contemplates a perilous view from the wall.
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Scrapper
Kingbird
King Eagle
Horoscope for June 25 1925 reflects mixed outlooks for women and markets
The horoscope notes weak Venus and adverse sun Neptune with guidance that women may do well in business yet face male criticism, possible romance, and caution against deception. Men face summer sentimentality, and employment seems discouraged. Arts and recreation gain support while trade and mining show varied prospects and German mines attract American capital.
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Earth
Venus
Neptune
United States
Germany
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle by Ruth von Phul
Puzzle feature presents a daily cross word by Ruth von Phul with clues and grid. Readers tackle themed entries and wordplay in a compact page item from the paper.
Leo birthday forecast hints at talent and fortune
The 1925 McClure Syndicate zodiac column for Leo predicts deception risk in business and social intrigue in the coming year, but overall fortune and ambition for those born on the day. It notes potential for dress and display enthusiasm and ease in earning money, with strong talent backing the success.
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Leo
McClure
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