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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
3
A magnate on trial sits through a much admired summing up. A listener in the gallery praises the lawyer as a man of wisdom. The magnate retorts that while the oratory may be costly, each word costs him a collar.
A new creosoting plant of the Southern Pacific Railway company at Wilmington California is equipped to perforating and treat 3000 railroad ties every 24 hours.
The American Red Cross reports 356 chapters taught First Aid last year with 26 601 certificates issued. Training expanded to police and fire personnel in several cities and state forces with four state schools, plus schools and workplaces adopting lessons and a railroad car program traveling 10 340 miles to 137 cities and 1 200 meetings for 146 827 people. Western Electric saw a drop in accidents per 1 000 employees.
Washington reports the American Red Cross conducted broad national and international work in the past fiscal year ending June 30 1925. Expenditures totaled 10 321 679 80 including 4 225 292 61 for ex service and service men and 3 577 916 42 for disabled veterans. Public health nursing nutrition instruction first aid life saving junior red cross and home hygiene were funded at home with significant chapter support totaling 678 090 for general chapter services. Membership enrollment is urged from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving.
A detailed summary of the American Red Cross relief efforts in 1925 covering 90 disasters. It highlights the Midwest tornado and Santa Barbara quake, the rapid on scene response, and total funds raised and allocated. The report notes 61 domestic operations and the forthcoming ninth annual roll call. It also discusses sweater donations for disabled veterans and ongoing disaster preparedness.
Local notes show residents visiting in Bucyrus Cleveland and Marion while others travel to Florida and Detroit. Community announcements include Red Cross drive support, football game attendance, theatre events, and a plan to convert Clay Street lot into a park by Our Lady of Consolation Church.
The Red Cross invites individuals to join during the Roll Call period from November 13 to 26 to serve in the name of relief efforts. Members are urged to contribute names to the roster and support disaster aid and community welfare programs.
The world's most powerful telescope at Mount Wilson aids astronomers in photographing the moon. Images resemble airman photography from within forty miles of the satellite.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as effective for catarrh for over four decades. It explains the product includes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the bloodstream to reduce mucous inflammation. Sold by druggists, P. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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