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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1925
Page
9
A Philadelphia Public Ledger reflection contrasts eloquent speakers with men of action. It argues rhetoric can mislead by beauty of speech while true impact comes from deeds, noting the danger of appealing words that captivate without substance.
A new German biography of Abraham Lincoln by Count Albrecht Montgelas receives positive reception. Reviews note thorough research yet a readable, storylike style, with praise from Vossische Zeitung and others highlighting Lincoln's historical importance among educated Germans.
Detroit News reports cat inmates at the city dog pound repeatedly outsmart the electric chair. Attendants failed to execute several felines, noting cats leap as current touches them, sparks fly from fur, and cats escape death by flying from the electric chair. They now knock cats senseless before rendering judgment.
Police investigated a report that a thief rifled bakery employees clothing and escaped through a window with 50 dollars in bills. Officers examined the window, found a tile jump to the ground, and recovered the till roll on the ground. The money was returned and all was well.
The Grand Duchess Cyril spoke to a New York reporter during her American visit. She asserted that women who succeed with men are not necessarily the beautiful, but the wise, concluding that men are “only babies with beards.”
Popular Science Monthly for August notes a long awaited refining process will bring pure aluminum to commercial quantities. It highlights the metal's silver color and luster, suggesting broad industrial potential and market readiness.
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