Southern Railway earns solidly boosting southern economy
New York January 12 The healthy southern economy shows in the Southern Railway system's strong net operating income for eleven months in 1925. It ranks fourth among major U S railroads with 46 548 000, reflecting growing agricultural and industrial activity and improved service levels nationwide.
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Skirt Lengths Spark Fashion Debate Across Cities
Moscow Russian girls wear skirts like scotch hilts while high dress materials cost rises. Chicago American girls vow Paris mode by shortening hemlines three inches this spring. National Shoe Retailers Association alerted. No summer forecast. Pussyfoot Johnson returns from abroad to attend a mock funeral on prohibition anniversary. King Alcohol to be honored with event. Indianapolis reports pie crust gaps on dining cars with one inch fillings. New York notes only two of seven.
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Hunger Affects Large Family In London
A boy of a family of 12, living on about $20 weekly in wages, lay weak and near death in a local hospital. When the nurse offered warm milk, the boy asked, How far down can I drink, revealing the harsh hunger endured by the family.
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London
Vanderbilt houses on Fifth Avenue sold to Winter family
Freckles and his Friends notes two Fifth Avenue houses built by Vanderbilt are now owned by Benjamin Winter, a Polish immigrant who arrived 290 years ago. One home sits opposite the Vanderbilt wedding venue and the other next door to it, with Mrs Irving Berlin reportedly not in attendance.
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Child Survives Fall From Moving Train in Paris
A seven year old boy fell from a speeding train near Paris as it traveled about 50 miles an hour. His mother attempted to leap after him but was kept back by fellow passengers. The guard found the child walking toward the train after the stop, unhurt.
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