Paris Prepares New Year Gay Celebration Despite Debt Struggles
Paris reports New Year revelers will keep traditional gaiety despite France’s debts and difficulties. Restaurant prices rise from last year with plates from 40 to 200 francs, 4-person dinners with wine and tips totaling about 2 000 francs.
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Government Rejects Trenin Street Name in Vigny sur Seine
The town of Vigny sur Seine is denied permission to name a thoroughfare Trenin street citing that the fame of the Russian leader is not above question. The interior minister cites that public homage must avoid polemic and divisions. In parliament, communist deputy Garchery protested the ruling and questioned Irenin street denial.
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French Authors Multiply Life Paths in Paris Almanac List
The 1926 Paris Almanac shows many writers labeling themselves by other trades. Among names mentioned are Maurois who calls himself a cloth weaver, Pierrefeu a perfume manufacturer, Litamp an engineer, and Giraudoux a diplomat, alongside various city officials, traders, and professionals.
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Horse vehicles more deadly than cars in Sarthe region
An automobile club of western France report notes horse drawn carriages caused more fatal accidents than motor cars from July 1922 to September 1925 in Sarthe. In Sarthe 439 horse accidents versus 302 car mishaps. bicycles blamed for 277 more. 39 deaths from horses and 439 injuries. 25 deaths and 259 injuries from cars. 106 deaths and 274 injuries from bicycles.
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Department of Sarthe
Parasol Portrays Monte Carlo Fashion Portraits
Parasols bearing the owner's portrait painted in colors on silk with her name embroidered beneath are a striking novelty in Monte Carlo promenades this season. Simple background colors enhance the fashion, while miniature sixes capture remarkable likenesses of the bearer.
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Youthful Struggle in Pinehurst Golf Final
In Pinehurst on December 31 AP reports two 17 year olds in the mid winter golf tournament final. Walter Swoope of Philadelphia faces George T Dunlap Jr of New York after both won semifinal matches yesterday. Swoope defeated John Dr Chapman Greenwich Conn 3 and 1 while Dunlap beat Donald P Arson Youngstown 1 up.
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John Dr. Chapman
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Snow Arrives as First Winter Flakes Hit Greensboro
Snow, the season’s first, began falling in Greensboro at 1 40 this afternoon snowbound streets and lighter traffic reported as the storm moves through the area AP dispatch notes the brief flurry.
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Greek Language Change Over Two Millennia Questioned
A brief note observes minimal changes in Greek over 2000 years and humorously comments on Greek waiters attempting English, highlighting perceptions of language persistence and humorous crosslingual moments.
November fires in North Carolina show higher incidents but lower loss
In November 1925 North Carolina recorded 226 fires, 17 more than 1924, yet total loss dropped to 562 653 dollars from 810 750 in November 1924. Rural and urban fires varied with many dwelling losses, notable incidents included Rocky Mount car shops and Williamston warehouse fires among others.
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Franklinton
Fairmont
Elizabeth City
Greensboro
Warsaw
Spencer
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Thomasville
Ayden
Roxboro
Aberdeen
Elm City
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Marshville
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Granite Falls
Indian curiosity about gray hair shocks Glacier Park chief
Chief Mad Feathers of Glacier National Park, a rarely gray Indian, astonishes observers as the old leader, known for fearlessness, is described in humorous note. The piece likens his gray hair to a unicorn, quipping about sensational shows if P T Barnum were alive.
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Glacier National Park Reservation
P. T. Barnum
Shipment of 50000 Ga Loshes to England Reported
A note states 50 000 pair of ga loshes were shipped to England but notes this amount isn’t quite far enough, implying larger consignments may follow.
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England
Wall Street Opens Firm Amid New Year Trading
Stock prices show a firm tone at the opening of the year end session. Secretary Hoover warns against reckless speculation but does not trigger extensive selling. Initial gains of a point or more recorded by American Tobacco Chrysler and Radio Corporation.
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Hoover
American Tobacco
Chrysler and Radio Corporation
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