Auto registrations rise in 1925 across United States
New York leads with over 1.5 million motor vehicles, up 204,000 from 1924 as total U.S. registrations exceed 20 million for the year. California, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Illinois and Michigan follow, while Florida shows the fastest percentage growth at 50.1 percent though its total remains under 100,000.
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Ney
United States
New York
Myer
Motor Magazine
Europe
California
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Michigan
Ttxas
Massachusetts
Indiana
Iowa
Florida
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Arkansaa
North Dakota
Alabama
Tennessee
Montana
District of Columbia
South Carolina
Maine
Nebraska
Wyoming
Recipes By Readers From The Times
Recipes readers submit simple dishes with instructions for spareribs roolemups marshallow candy scalloped corn amber pie and more. Mrs George A Mortenbeck Miss Vera Skinner Mrs Christian W Rodenbeck and others from Indianapolis share ingredients steps and baking times for home cooking.
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Vera Skinner
Sheffield Ave
Indianapolis
Marshallow Candy
Christian W. Rodenbeck
Spencer Ave
Gordon Logan
Bellefontaine St
M. Seaman
N. Denny
New Gloves Allow Subtle Wrist Wrinkles in Comfort Fit
The latest gloves are designed with a flexible 1 r 80 ratio to permit casual wrinkling at the wrist, enhancing comfort without sacrificing style. The feature targets wearers seeking ease and natural movement while maintaining a practical appearance.
Youthful velour hat with brimless back styling
A smart velour hat features a turned away face design and a cut back without a brim, creating a sleek youthful silhouette. The item emphasizes modern headwear fashion with a minimal brim and clean lines.
Indianapolis Social Season Highlights End of Year Ball
Multiple social events detailed around Indianapolis include the annual kindergarten ball at the Indianapolis Athletic Club with Mrs. David Ross as reception head and many city leaders as patrons. Other gatherings feature the Chansonette Club Christmas party, Indiana Wellesley Club luncheon at the Columbia Club, Notre Dame alumnae event, a Palm Beach to Philadelphia wedding trip for De Laney and McMahan, and numerous club dances and card parties at local halls and clubs through Tuesday.
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Indianapolis Athletic, Club
David Ross
John H. Holliday
Louis Blaker
Lois G. Hufford
Herman Munk
Samuel Shank
Maxwell Shaw
E. 8. Tolle
C. P. Roache
Benjamin D. Hitz
A. P. Conklin
Benjamin N
Emma Claypool
Indianapolis
Ross
E. Fenstermaker
Washington Blvd
Ruth Gentry Edwards
Ilos
Mesdames
Charles McCarty
John W. Hutchings
Virgil Moon
Grace Rush
Indiana
Wellesley Club
Columbia Club
8. C. Stimson
Terre Haute
Wellesley
Ruth Ranier
Mesdames E. C. McCarty
Clyde Osbourne
Guy Scudder
Eileen O'Conner
Helen Carroll
Indianapolis Athletic Club
St. Mary's of Notre Dame
Tomato Stuffed and Baked As Described in Kitchen Plan
The piece outlines Sister Mary's Kitchen meal plan with breakfast and dinner items and notes the canning season's demand. It provides a recipe for stuffed tomatoes with salt sugar pepper butter and a cheese sauce mix, detailing filling, topping and baking steps.
Novelists View: Marriage Will Be Obsolete Soon
Los Angeles writer Joseph Hergeheimer argues marriage is doomed as modern spouses cheat and social patterns erode. He says both men and women imitate novels and films, money strains households, and true aristocracy lies in freedom of mind and action. The novelist, in L A to work for movies, predicts marriage will fade within two to three generations.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Hergesheimer
Jacass
Hergesheimer
America
Pattern No. 2636 Coat Style For Girls 6 To 14
The Times Pattern Service offers Pattern No. 2636 a tailored coat with circular godets and simple construction. Sizes 6 to 14 years, 8-year size uses 218 yards of 40 inch material. Include 15 cents, name, address, and size to obtain pattern with complete instructions.
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New York City
Times
Pattern Department
The
Ours
Cup Awarded To Orchestra At Midwinter Frolic
A silver cup was won Sunday night by an orchestra led by Leonard A. Strauss at the Second Annual Midwinter Frolic of the Community Club Council. Nineteen clubs competed. more than 1200 attended.
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Frolic of Community Club Council
Club Council
Community Club Council
Leonard A. Strauss
Scribblers
Isidore Feibleman
Mortimer C.furscott
Walter D. Hickman
the Times
Charles F. Kahn
William Robin
Arthur E. Rose
Squeezing an A4 Emom for Juice Warmth Boosts Yield
Advice notes warming an A4 emon prior to juicing increases juice extraction. The tip emphasizes letting fruit reach warmth to maximize yield.
Millionaire Karl Whitney gifts pearls to Orthopedic Hospital
Karl Whitney presents to the Orthopedic Hospital trustees pearls once owned by his late wife. valued at more than a half million dollars, to be sold at a bazaar at Philharmonic Auditorium for charity. The jewels, left to Mrs Prescott, were bought by Whitney in trust for the event. The display will run during the bazaar week with police on duty to guard them.
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Karl Whitney
Orthopedic Hospital
Europe
Whitney
Philharmonic Auditorium
John Alden Prescott
Pittsburgh
Fifteenth Annual Spring Automotive Show Approaches
Twenty six reservations for space already made and nine cars promised for their first showing indicate the fifteenth annual Spring Automotive Show will surpass other events in magnitude and beauty. Carl B. Wallerich, president of the Indianapolis Trade Association, says no reservations will be accepted after December 31 and next week is expected to see a rush to secure space.
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State Fairground
Carl B. Wallerich
Indianapolis Trade Association
Exotic Costume Jewelry Pendant Shines with Sapphires Diamonds
A striking pendant demonstrates the trend of pairing multiple colored stones in one piece. Rich sapphires diamonds and emeralds adorn a single bracelet like ornamented art.
Alimony and independence push in marital debates
A writer mocks alimony bans as harsh while urging women to start small businesses like jelly making to gain financial independence. She emphasizes practical steps, from lessons in labeling to selling in shops, and counsels prudence with flirtations and younger suitors.
Combination of Leather in Newest Pumps
The latest pump styles mix two leathers such as suede with patent leather or combine kid with lizard or alligator. The trend emphasizes contrast textures and upscale appeal in fashion footwear.
Indiana Music Teachers Meet at Severin Hotel
The Indiana Progressive Series Music Teachers met for a mid winter luncheon at the Severin Hotel with bed candles and holly decorations. W. T. Shannon presided as club president, while Miss J. Cecelia Weaver of Irvington School of Music demonstrated group teaching methods linked to piano instruction. Robert Blake of St. Louis, secretary of the Progressive Series Teachers School of Music, attended as guest of honor.
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Indiana
Progressive Series
Severin Today
W. T. Shannon
J. Cecelia Weaver
Irvington School of Music
Robert Blake
Progressive Series Teachers School of Music of
St. Louis
Funeral services for Mrs Nancy A Helzer in Indianapolis
Funeral services for Nancy A Helzer 88 sister of Mayor Shank are set for 1 p m Tuesday at 1406 Bellefontaine St with Dr O W Fifer of Central Avenue Methodist Church officiating Burial will be at Crown Hill cemetery She was born in Milton Indiana and moved to Indianapolis seventy five years ago
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Shank
Nancy A. Helzer
Bellefontaine St
O. W. Fifer
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Heizer
Milton
Ind
Indianapolis
Various Face Powders and Remedies Advertised
An old advertisement lists multiple face powders and remedies with prices. Brands include Ayer’s, Armand’s, Djer-Kiss, Freeman’s, Nadine, Coty, Mary Garden, and Princess Pat, along with female tonics and patent medicines such as Cardui and Mother's Friend. Prices range from 0.50 to 1.25 dollars, with scattered dime-store items and generic claims.
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Armand
Coty
Mary Garden
Nadine
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