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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1925

Page

5

MacMillan Confident Of New Polar Land Discovery

Washington dispatch reports Admiral MacMillan plans an Arctic expedition aboard Bowdoin and Peary to seek a new continent near the pole. He claims Bowdoin will run on oil by whale, seal, and walrus blubber if fuel runs short, while Peary relies on coal. Scientists from the National Geographic Society accompany the voyage to study flora and fauna of northern lands.

Hy Lloyd Leharbas Washington Bowdoin Donald Mac Bintech National Geographic Society Arctic MacMillan Wiscusact Maine North Pole Peary Admiral Peary North Kuito MacMilan Pole Alaska Berth Pole United States Tien Discovery

Women Plan Big Part In Next War

From the New York Evening Post a look at women roles in future conflict. Julia G Silmsen, only woman major, commands the Army nurse corps and heads the Army School of Nursing. She says women will join key support roles, freeing men for combat. Major Stimson, a New Yorker, rose from Harlem Hospital to direct the Army Nurse Corps with distinguished service medals and high commendations from Pershing.

New York Evening Post Russia America Julia G. Silmsen France Bershing Nuress Major Stimson New Yorker Henry H. Stimmon Manhattan Elven General Pershing Army Nurse Corps Washington

War and nursing corps leadership in postwar era

The article recounts the 1920s shift in U S military nursing with Misa Stimson becoming the first major in command of the Army Nurse Corps. It notes her dedication to training and international relief, including supervising a modern nursing school project near Paris to aid devastated France.

Congress Army Nurse Corps Misa Stimson United States Army Stuve France Paris Row Paris

Train Armenians in Housekeeping in Armenia Model Village

A model village near Alexandropol in Armenia trains orphanage students in household science. Girls learn cooking, cleaning, weaving, gardening, spinning wool, and vegetable dyeing, with capstone courses in botany, dairying, and elementary physics. Miss Puune Jordan leads the effort for the American Red Cross.

Alexandropot Armerican Mies Puu- Une Jordan Mies Puu- Une Jordan, A Tied Croas Mura France Armenia

Trade Board Debates Greedy Cow Question

QUESNEL, F. C. June 1 There has been much good natured discussion at the board of trade here over enforcing the pound law. After hearing opinions it was decided to protect the pound keeper from rough treatment by cow owners and let the law run its course. The chief difficulty is retaining a pound keeper as the president once filled the role but threats from cow owners led others to decline the job.

Quesnel F.C Board of Trade

Notable Guests at Kanawha Hotel Gather in Charleston

A long list of visitors checked into the Kanawha hotel in Charleston yesterday. Among them are K G Beott of New York linked to Columbia Gas and Electric, former Virginian Sower president, and Charleston Industrial president. Ele accompanied by James H. Douglas of New York. Colonel Frank H. Tyree and ED Buckner of Huntington discussed cabinet fittings with state officials and the commission. others include H H Hughes Huntington P E Creese Pittsburgh Dr Ward Catlettsburg and many more from towns such as Union City Pittsburgh Cincinnati Ashland Lexington Beckley and Parkersburg.

K. G. Beott New York Columbia Gas and Electric Company Hotel Kanawha Scote Virginian Sower Company Charleston Industrial Corporation and Mirs N. W. Chapin Union City E. Darrow Cincinnati Mary I. Mughes Bluefield W. Mullins Paintsville Morton Martin Ashland Conam Ripley Trenton Don Huntington William B. Atwood Brockton Mags F. G. Janutelo

Negroes Initiate Unique Church in Minneapolis

Two Black workers on the Minneapolis to Chicago pullman line plan a new church for newcomers from the South. Fuller and Jenkins lead the project under Baptist guidance, aiming to help adjust northern life and integrate religious practice. Several Black churches endorse the effort.

Aunneapolis Mian Batik Minneapolis Gittage Behal Lmiyuo AU Hirst Wuring Muyeuient Amen Wreke Puscor Uda Jenkins Vicun St Ane Theny Baptist Fue Younges Kuller Cherca Fuller Rasmussen Senkins Puller Jawa Jenkins Traptist

Air to base radio test links 9 000 feet to WLS at 110 miles

During a military show near Chicago pilots and station WLS conducted radio contact at 9000 feet over metro distance of about 110 miles. Intermittent communication suggested potential for longer range. The test, aided by Army flyers, surpassed the prior 49 mile air to land link.

Chicago WLS Chanute Klald

First Time Radio Broadcast by Army Planes Claimed

Radio engineers say a new feat was successfully performed when army planes broadcast. The setup included a 0 watt master oscillator and three fiate tubes with an oseilaton, modulator, and speech amplifier plus a 5 watt amplifier. Army receivers used a tube super heterodyne while the station used a neutrodyne. A two pound lead weight held the antenna. within city limits the planes had a 5 foot wire over the elite.

Prof and wife fall from liner near Capetown at sea

A disjointed account describes Prof A C Deane and his wife falling from a fast liner about 400 miles from Capetown as crew and officers in a nearby airplane overheard conversations through earphones while a fellow passenger kept another seeker awake, averting death.

Professon Capetown A. C.] Deane

England lifeboat rescue marks lone observer incident

An eyewitness description notes a sleepless passer seeing a liner halted and a couple rescued by lifeboat. The terse report accompanies a broader page on crime and misfortune, including fraud allegations and a Paris superstition dining tale.

England

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