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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1925
Page
6
The Paris dispatch notes a thriving Bal Musette culture in the Bastille area with working people enjoying the accordion filled dances as private bookies cite heavy gains. Government plans to curb bookmakers include expanding pari mutuel bets across cigar stores and heavy taxes on bookmakers profits.
The article highlights how many home accidents involve children due to adult carelessness and neglect. It urges adults to set a safe example and teach children proper safety habits to reduce risks.
The twelfth article in a National Safety Council series on accidents in the home provides prevention tips and safety prompts. It outlines common domestic hazards and practical steps to reduce risk, emphasizing routine precautions and caregiver awareness.
A practical guide on keeping calm during a fire, using extinguishers, and attacking at the base. It stresses prep, home safety, and escape plans with ladders and porch exits to aid quick evacuation.
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At a New York medical convention a speaker urged tired business men to fly for mental refreshment. He argues air at altitude clears thinking, while fear of falling keeps many from trying. Open cabins offer the purest sense of travel, though lungs should fill with fresh air to reap the benefit.
Running Across Word 1 names a reindeer from the poem The Night Before Christmas. Word 5 is a continent. Word 6 is the art of public speaking. Running Down Word 1 is a musical instrument. Word 2 is the amphitheatre section where gladiators fought. Word 3 is a city in Egypt. Word 4 means fitted prepared. Yesterday's puzzle answered.
Harrisburg union dispatch says American Forest Week will begin Sunday April 18 1926. A presidential proclamation is expected and the fifth annual observance will educate people about forestry. The committee will continue work on a permanent basis with eighty cooperating associations aiding the effort.
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