Rome Weather and Rail Fare Spark Public Outcry
The article criticizes official power for betraying trust with a new railroad fare increase on wary Roman pilgrims. It laments unprecedented bad spring weather delaying travel and dampening spirits, describing the season as marked by meteorological misery and public grievance.
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May Day and National Child Health Day Observance
The article notes May Day’s historical significance and its modern role as National Child Health Day proclaimed by President Coolidge. It highlights concerns by Dr. George T. Palmer about child mortality and calls for renewed effort by organizations with over 10 million members, including the American Federation of Labor, to protect children’s health and mother welfare.
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When You Are in Rome Pay for Exit and Rail Fares Rise
In Rome visitors face Mussolini style rules forcing payment to leave town with a hefty fare hike of about 225 percent on all rail journeys. Tourists, many arriving for a jubilee, feel swindled as the Bavarian move mirrors Rome's tolling of departing travelers.
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Railroads and Montana poised for growth in 1925
Montana’s railroads anticipate heavy 1925 grain and farm product shipments, demanding vast car and terminal capacity. Montana officials and Northwest Regional Advisory Board pledge cooperative planning to move crops efficiently and support the state’s postwar growth.
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Peter Rabbit Uses Tongue to Speak Truth to Mrs Robin
A Burgess bedtime tale shows Peter Rabbit questioning Mrs Robin about cleanliness and nest building. He challenges her claims on muddy breasts and nest mud, leading to a humorous exchange about truthfulness and use of one’s tongue.
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May Day 1925 Horoscope Warns of Turbulent Prospects
Astrologers warn May 1 1925 brings tensions with sun Saturn and Venus in hard aspects. Naysayers in power and aging figures may be difficult. labor disputes loom as employers stay firm. Moon in Leo forecasts tough plans and possible disappointments for lovers and theatre ventures. mental healing and hydropathy gain note.
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Colonel Bob Stewart Heads Vast Oil Union
Edward Doheny exits Pan American holdings and Robert W. Stewart of Indiana Standard Oil takes control. A former Yale trained lawyer and Rough Rider, Stewart rises from South Dakota to chair the Standard Oil of Indiana and become a key architect of a three-way oil alliance linking Pan American, Indiana Standard, and British Mexican interests.
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Mother and Daughter Week Prompts Debate on Generations
Florence Davies argues that Mother and Daughter week may fail to bridge gaps between generations. She notes the need for continued understanding beyond a single event and sees a future where mothers stay young in outlook while daughters gain insight. The piece foresees compromise and mutual learning as generations evolve.
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Daily Cross Word Puzzle by Ruth von Phul
Cross word champion Ruth von Phul solves this puzzle in a bogey time of ten minutes. The listing includes clues and answers for numerous words from gasping to jumbled type plus Yesterday's Solution and a garbled section of letters.
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HITS OR MISSES How Do They Get That Way
A collection of editorial quips and headlines from multiple papers commenting on politics and public figures. The excerpts reference socialist loans, government debates, legislative ambition, and reactions to the German election.
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Reflective Verse on Friends Enhancing Natural Charms
A poet recalls beloved friends visiting, their presence deepening appreciation of nature. The lines describe how scenes of enchantment grow even more precious when mirrored in familiar loving gazes.
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