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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1925

Page

36

Off the Highway and on the By Way by Israel Klein

Motorists will prefer side roads this summer to escape highway congestion and see unmarred countryside. Dry days offer easier travel, but warnings include scarce gasoline and auto services, with emphasis on planning for emergencies and carrying tools, spare tires, and camping gear.

Pension funds reach record high in 1924 26 report

Presbyterian General Assembly in Franklin County hears that the board disbursed $725,000 in pensions to aged and disabled servants of the Cross, their widows, and orphans during the 1924 26 fiscal year. Over 1 000 widows averaged $245 85 and more than 400 ministers received about $373 06 on average.

Presbyterian General Assembly Franklin County Memorial Hall Nevert Rolle Cree le

Debate Over Meat Versus Vegetable Diet for Athletes

Berlin May 23 The age old question of whether a meat or vegetable diet benefits athletes remained unresolved after a sport exhibition. Active sportsmen insisted they could not train on vegetables alone and required substantial meat. Eggs were the most popular food among in training athletes.

Berlin

Emigrants Headed to Canada from Liverpool Ports

More than 600 families have left Liverpool and other ports this spring for Canada under a plan to settle 3,000 families in the dominion.

Liverpool Canada

Traffic Plan Proposals From International Planning Conference

New York May 23 The conference endorsed a comprehensive traffic program linking rail electric and motor traffic. Proposals include routing commercial vehicles away from passenger streets by passing belt lines and by pass routes. Emphasis on by planning for growth decentralization widening bottlenecks and educating motorists for safety.

New York

Leaning Towers Compared in Caerphilly and Pisa

A Caerphilly tower in Wales leans eleven feet in eighty years, reportedly more than the Leaning Tower of Pisa which leans eight feet in eighty years, prompting notes on unusual regional architecture.

London Pisa Caerphilly Wales

Ancient cave carvings reveal 20000 year old fashion plates

Madrid report notes fashion plates carved on a Spanish cave wall dating over twenty millennia. The wall portraits suggest dresses for cave dwellers were even shorter than modern styles.

Madrid Spain

Utah enacts higher fuel tax hoped to raise revenue

Motorists in Utah face an increase from 2 1 2 to 3 1 2 cents per gallon as tax. The bill has passed both houses. The Alhambra in Spain began as a fortress built to house around 40 000 soldiers.

Utah Alhambra Spain

New Sanitary Houses Fail to Attract Slum Dwellers

In Edinburgh and other crowded Scottish oil areas slum residents prefer poor environments with evils over new houses with modern conveniences, Dr. William Robertson medical health officer for the city stated. The report notes the preference for familiar surroundings despite health benefits of improved housing.

Edinburgh Edinburg William Robertson

Dr Robertson on slum reform and new housing policy

During a municipal council meeting Dr Robertson lamented the grip of slums on residents when new houses rise. He argued that people accept tenements and crowded districts, making it hard to persuade them to move toward better quarters. He urged building decent houses on the outskirts to prevent families from adopting the slum dwelling habit.

Robertson

Presbyterian pension system report from Dr Master

Dr Henry B Master general secretary of the Presbyterian board of ministerial relief and sustentation presented the annual report on the denomination pension system to a Columbus audience. The briefing covered fund status needs of needy ministers and the board responsibilities in administering pension benefits.

Church Columbus Henry B. Master Philadelphia Presbyterian Board of Ministerial Relief and Sustentation

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Israel Klein National Automobile Chamber of Commerce REATS Fisher Bodies Cleveland THE Chandler Motor Car Company Chandler Kimball Garage Kimball West VA Jordan Jordans P.S Motor Sales CO Wpany Bluefield Ave Peupoc Peer Orra R AAPA
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