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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1925
Page
48
Local readers are invited to a screening of The Thundering Herd, Para- Point's celluloid adaptation at the Colonial. The showing promises lively acclaim for film fans and a prominent portrayal by cast and crew, with details on dates and admission to follow.
A gripping tale unfolds as a policeman pursues his dream in a living romance set against duty. The narrative follows a man who embodies courage and service, rising through challenges to become a symbol of honor in blue.
Four Zane Grey novel adapts to the big screen under William K. Howard. Jack Holt and Lola Wilson star in a romance set during buffalo hunts and pioneer caravans of 1876. A dramatic rescue amid a stampede crowns the climax as the film highlights American heritage.
Rome officials launch traffic regulation reforms aimed at reducing dangers from reckless drivers and narrow sidewalks. Observers note Corso Umberto and Via Condotti carry heavy foot and vehicle traffic with minimal pedestrian space, while Piazza di Spagna lacks sidewalks entirely. The piece highlights the peril faced by Holy Year visitors amid luxurious fast taxis and noisy horns.
Harbin May 2 Russian explorer K Kosloff reports discovery at Rahoto once capital of Tangut. He returned from Mongolia with 2500 volumes in seven languages and 350 pictures from the Gobi sands. A dictionary of an unknown language aids translation. artifacts in gold bronze and tapestries form part of the treasure sent to Leningrad Academy of Fine Arts.
Berlin May 2 Dr Rieben sohn professor Berlin Technical College says no European workers can match American labor speed and intensity. He cites observations from the United States last year and attributes this to American devotion to sports. He notes workers maintain a stiff pace even without direct supervision.
Mexico City May 2. Joining forces with the Mexican Confederation of Labor in a campaign against alcohol the federal department of health will aid the confederations dry missionaries with literature depicting the evils of drinking led by John Arleycorn known as Juan Pulque in Mexico Propaganda used in the United States and other countries has been adapted by authorities to influence public opinion.
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