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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1925
Page
14
New York May 28 Bathing suit makers push the idea of the daily dip with three piece outfits and decorative wool jersey one piece suits. Designs range from rubber trimmed collars to printed scarves and rubberized caps, while some prefer the Anette Kellermann style wool jersey for swimming.
Beaver News Pond reports prize awards for the year's economics work. Mise Gladys Cash won the first prize silver medal. silver pencils went to Hilda Thornton Katharina Crews Francis Jones Dolores Lambert. silver thimbles awarded to Louie Light Ula Perkins Dora Bratton Iris Walker. Also noted are the Beaverette annual issue and a miscellaneous column touching on German hat fashions and women’s hair.
Prince Albrecht, eldest son of former Crown Prince Rupprecht, passes college entrance exams and joins the First Battalion Bavarian Reichswehr Infantry Regiment No. 19 for a one year private stint to keep royal traditions alive. Berlin papers note the irony of a monarchist serving under republican laws and Versailles terms.
Berlin May 30 Cologne University elected Sister Ignatia of the Holy Order of Saint Francis as an honorary citizen in grateful recognition of her services to indigent students. Otto Tilmann presented a sheepskin certificate and gold medal with chain. Her prior name was Countess Anna von Spee and she is linked to Admiral von Spee and Ferdinand von Spee. In Prohandorf Bavaria a village fon ended in a masked bear using a hive to scatter a drunken brawl, as bees swarmed and dispersed the crowd.
The Paige and Jewett car factory in Detroit shipped 385 vehicles on May 14, surpassing the prior best day of 830 cars set on March 7, 1924. Managers claim May output will reach about 5,960 cars, with strong demand and 200 new dealers added after the Jewett Six Coach release. A pink-footed goose shot near Newburyport and placed in the Boston Museum is also noted.
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