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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 28, 1925
Page
3
A mixed page blends a reflective poem about mending dreams with holiday chatter. It notes Fitzmaurice's chocolates promoted for Christmas, plus local greetings from Winnipeg to Edmonton and Calgary. Several small items mention visits, travels, and deliveries, with family and studio news threaded through.
An advertisement touts a new feminine hygiene product named Kotex promising freedom from pads, odor, and embarrassment. It claims eight of ten better-class women use it, offers five times the absorbency, deodorizes, and can be obtained for a few cents at drug or department stores.
The text warns that Saturn in unfriendly aspect, and a hostile venue, may affect health and domestic relations. Individuals born tomorrow should protect personal matters from annoyance, and children born this day may require guidance to overcome sluggish tendencies and pursue active life.
Lodge No. 3 of the 10.O.F. hosts a New Year’s Eve dance at the Oddfellows Hall starting 9 p.m. Invitations required with phone access 3875. Lukey’s Orchestra will play. refreshments served as the winter series invites patrons to usher in the new year with informal dancing.
Church and Y W C A activities outline an executive meeting at 2 30 pm tomorrow in the club rooms. A life saving scouts parade is set for tonight at 7 50 pm at the L A Citadel with full turnout expected for 1926 planning. The Y W C A annual meeting is scheduled for Monday at 8 pm in the D and M of England with refreshments to be donated.
The S C E Christmas Tree event for Daughters Maids and Sons of England takes place tomorrow Tuesday December 29 at 5 30 p m with supper served. The next White Rose meeting to fall on New Year s Eve is canceled due to expected low attendance. Plus a curling club dance program lists numerous dances and participants with an entry column of names and roles.
Mrs. M E Marshall and family thank friends for support during Miss Mabel Marshall illness and death. Floral tributes came from numerous relatives and friends including Margaret Knox, Will Marshall, High River, Cameron and Winnie, the Sunday School classes, Rotary Club, and many others.
O Henry prize winner Rose Wilder Lane, returning from Albania, claims jazz echoes across music history. She cites pieces like The Pal That I Loved Stole the Gal That I Loved and notes Beethoven's Opus 18 Scherzo as an early, usable model. she argues America is its real home.
Berlin reports General Ludendorff once war time quartermaster now trader to ultranationalists has joined the prohibition cause. In Ottawa painter William Stuart Taggart dies aged 66.
Botter's News Stand offers subscriptions to periodicals as ideal gifts for Christmas. The service promises a remembered daily presence with guaranteed subscriptions through Pioneer News Dealers.
The Curling Club announces its annual dance at the I O O F Hall tomorrow evening described as the premier entertainment of the season. Tickets are available from listed club members and Pingle's Drug Store, with door sales expected and a guarantee of a good time for all attendees.
The City Relief Society expresses gratitude for a range of contributions from individuals and groups. Donations include money from I. O. D. E. W. C. T. U. and others, plus items such as mitts, a Christmas tree, clothing, toys, fruit, and vegetables from various supporters and local organizations.
Berlin dispatch describes engineer Lorent's device enabling a police officer to incapacitate a suspect by a light touch and summon aid. The system uses nine halery coils and induction wires in the sleeve to deliver a jolt that renders the victim unconscious as if struck by lightning. Government negotiations reportedly proceed for the apparatus.
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