Postal Air Mail Service Launches July First
The Associated Press reports the Postal Service will launch the first transcontinental air mail on July 1. A westbound plane will depart New York at 10 a.m. and reach San Francisco July 2 at 5:45 p.m. An eastbound plane leaves San Francisco at 6 a.m. July 1 and arrives in New York at 5:05 p.m. July 2. Special letter boxes and railway mail handling for air mail stamps are in place. Officials expect strong public interest and early success.
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Postal Service
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New York City
New York
San Francisco
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Berlin shop window displays show goods science exhibit
In Berlin the Leipziger street displays have turned into a Warenkunde exhibit. Housewives League promotes education for housekeepers to understand clothing and furniture quality, with prewar substitutes and imports replaced by domestic goods. Demonstrations compare real and imitation items as domestic economy schools guide pupils along the displays.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Leipziger
Leipzig
League of Housewives
Jace
Leipziger Street
Hussein of Hedjaz Pressing Caliphate Claim In Palestine
Jerusalem June 7 The Associated Press reports King Hussein of Hedjaz left Amman for Mecca to celebrate Ramadan and proclaimed caliph during his stay. He is viewed by some Arabs as Caliph candidate while others favor Fuad. British stance unclear as Syria reports French ban prayers for Hussein and Palestine officials may have tacitly approved Hedjaz railway control. Zionists seek dialogue with Hussein noting his favorable remarks about Jewish-Arab kinship.
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Jerusalem
Associated Press
Hussein
Hedjaz
Am‘man
Mecca
Amman
Syria
Palestine
Derstood
Medina
Herbert Samuel
Caliphate
Wether
Middle East
Transjordania
Great Britain
Tansjordan
Palestine Administration
Transjordan
Palestine Mandate
Zion-ist
Censorship Dilemma at National Women’s Clubs Meet
At a Los Angeles gathering, Mrs. Harry Lilly urged careful study of film censorship and industry stability. She noted state, federal, or local controls provoke debate, called for independent evaluators to judge morality, and emphasized protecting children while preserving entertainment.
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Tos Angeles
Associated Press
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Harry Lilly
New York
National Division of
Motion Pictures
Issy
Lilly
Federation
Motion ‘Picture Committee
Lecompton Notes Cherry Picking and Local Events
Lecompton reports include Cora Kuester's arm fracture and care by Dr Maust, ongoing revival meetings at the Methodist church with Rev Glant and Rev Babbitt, upcoming Flower Mission day observance, and a high school cement walkway project from Ned Day's corner to the high school. Occasional notices cover local visits, банк start, and school activities.
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Edward McClanahan
Lawrence
Cora Kuester
H. Babbitt
L. T."l. Club
W. Kreider
Ned Day's Corner
Lecompton
Trene Mitchell
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Gertrude Head
L. Chambers
Sarah’ Baughman
Orrville
Ohio
G. A. Glenn
Theo. Kuester
The
Methodist Church
Ree Kuhn
Ree
Hazel Wingfield
Margaret ‘Baughman
A. Babbitt
C.A. Colman
Colony
Kans
Nancy McClelland
H. A. Hobbitt
H. A. Davidson
Fables on Health Careful Eating for Children
A fragment discusses sweets overindulgence in children and elders, noting that candy can dull appetite and provide no minerals or vitamins. It urges desserts at meal end, fruit and custards, and urges parents to foster fruit desire in children. The piece also lists a school program with songs, recitations, and a later community notice about staff hires and local events.
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Wichita Farmer Endorses Tanlac for Health Gain
Henry Robbins of Wichita Kansas, a retired farmer, reports Tanlac greatly improved his appetite and strength after six years of stomach trouble. He notes his son recovered from illness with Tanlac, and he praises the medicine as unequaled. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
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Henry Robbins
Vassar St
Wichita
Kan
Tanlac
Tarlac
Espetione
Min
T. Jae
Red and White Motor Tags Chosen for Kansas Cars
Topeka announces the 1925 Kansas motor license tags will use white letters on a red background. Secretary of State Frank J. Ryan approved the design after a St. Louis firm won the contract to produce around 400,000 tags. Initial plans favored crimson and blue with white letters to reflect the University of Kansas colors, but extra colors would raise costs. Kansas has issued motor vehicle tags for 13 years and next year will first feature the red color scheme.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Frank J.J. Ryan
St. Louis
Ryan
Uni
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George Steele
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Standard Oil Company
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