Modern Women Superior To Mothers Says London Scientist
London physician Winifred Cullis argues today’s women are physically superior to grandmothers of a generation ago. She cites improved health and natural fabrics, dismissing Sir Arbuthnot Lane’s claim of degeneracy and praising women’s progress and breathing capacity. Oklahoma City reports a 14-year-old radio announcer, Harry Richardson, hailed as the world’s youngest. He has built a Southwest reputation after turning to radio to overcome childhood lameness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Church
International Vows Service
London
Winifred Cullis
London School of Medicine For Women
Wiliam Arbuthnot Lane
Cullis
Sir Arbuthne
Lane
Hacker
Moore
Professor Cullis
Arbuthnot Lane
Qinternational News Service
Oklahoma City
Okla
Harry Hichardson
Harry
Snch
Southwest
Where To Go Tonight Kino Reel Listings 1925
A condensed film schedule listing multiple studios and features. Includes Blanche Sweet Bessie I Love Warner Baxter Robert Agnew Eddie Lyons Emery Orchestra Lata Patho Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall Mary Pickford Hawaiian Entertainers Pathe News Capitol Orchestra Liberty Mutual Miller Burnell Radio Fun Pretty Peggy Fred Hurley Jolly Follies George O Brien Bille Dove Cleo Madison The Roughneck The Sleep walker Thomas Meighan The Alaskan The GoGetters Fire When Ready Agg gravatin Kid Richard the Lion Hearted Alone At Last Kenneth McDonald In High Gear Harry Carey Shootin Straight Harry Langdon The First 100 Years Movie Yoda vil Husbands and Lovers The Fire Patrol Racto Riot
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
Mary Pickford
Pathe News
Capitol Orchestra
Liberty
Mmile Burnell
Peggy
Fred Hurley
Kenneth McDonald
Harry Carey
Harry Langdon
Herrin Tension Rises Over Four Situations At Funeral
Army and sheriff officials report multiple tensions around the funeral of Young in Herrin as armed Klansmen gather at the Lymar hotel and a picked Klan guard keeps vigil at the First Baptist church. Three automatics found on a arrested man as soldiers order dispersal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Davis
Thomas
St. Louis
Herrin Klensmen
Galligan
Young
State Budget Funds and Deficiency Trends Highlighted
The governor reports funds available for the state budget totaling 120 211 898 45 with prior year spendings by the Sproul and Pinchot administrations noted. He says deficiency appropriations have largely disappeared, with outstanding liability reduced to under 200 000 and most of the 1923 1945 figures now settled by June 1 1925. No changes to existing laws were urged in the speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Iona
Governor Proposes Budget Shifts and Grants for 1924–26
The governor urges directing gasoline tax receipts to the highway department after June 11 to cover bond payments. He proposes highway funds of 100,068,925 plus a 50,000,400 bond issue, calls for increases in agriculture welfare and education budgets, and outlines specific totals for state aid to schools and penal institutions. He seeks police and justice department increases, maintains lower auditor general funding, and notes the state’s better financial condition compared with prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Agricultural Department
Eastern
Women's,Medical College
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State College
Dame
University of Pennsylvania
University of Pivebetengod Temple University
Department of Justice
General Assembly
Mae
Treasury Department
Auditor General's Department
Department of Internal Affairs
Five Georgia counties buried by rising floodwaters
A disaster report from Georgia describes Newton in Baker County flooded with the town of 1,400 residents isolated as the Altamaha River rose to record levels. McIntosh County coastal flooding prompted Red Cross surveys. Doctortown submerged with no word from residents. No loss of life reported yet. Weather forecasts promise cold, wintry mixing across the region with rain, sleet, and snow in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Baker County
Altamahah
MclIntosh
Red Cross
Atlanta
Brunswick
Doctortown
Mississippi River
Atlantic Seaboard
Little Rock
Memphis
New Orleans
Mobile
Birmingham
Jed
Vicksburg
Neahville
Chattanooga
What Did You See Walter Kirker and City Scenes
A fragmented OCR style item describes Walter Kirker of MC A staff walking home in a chilly night wearing a stray garment. It notes a watcher saw no coal pile carried by an apartment resident and mentions city engineers drafting new maps. A stock salesman shows credentials to the Board of Trade and a traveler returns to New Castle after a week away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kirker
MC. A
Wicker
Board Meeting Of Quota Club
The board of directors of the New QOsetis Quota club met Monday evening at the High Noon club Masonic Temple for the final meeting of the year. An attractive dinner, arranged by Mrs Gladya Rosenthal, preceded the business session. The guest work summary shows the club, organized a year ago, as one of the city’s most successful women’s groups with weekly meetings and many new members. Retiring president Mrs Elizabeth White was presented with a jeweled quota pin. Tonight at the Y M C A meeting officers elected last week will be announced as a special feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qosetis Quota Club
Masonic Temple
Gladya Rosenthal
Quote Club
Elizabeth White
Chi Hsieh Yuan Vows to Endure Fight in China Conflict
Chi Hsieh Yuan, former Chinl party chieftain and rebel leader, arrived in Shanghai amid a wild rout by Klangsu troops after a two day battle near Weeleh. He declared intent to continue fighting and to reorganize forces at Quin San.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Chi Hsieh Yuan
Chinl Party
Anju
Klangsu
Weeleh
Chi
Quin San
Writing Of Poetry Popular Pastime In Japan
International News Service reports that poetry writing is a popular pastime in Japan. The Imperial Poetry Bureau invites submissions each year with the top ten poems read at a ceremony in the Imperial Palace. This year’s theme is Mountain Ranges Under a Blue Sky and about 16,000 contestants entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Tokio
Japan
Imperial Poetry Bureau
Imperial
Imperial Palace
Patterson recounts Cure for Eczema With Cuticura
Mr Chas Patterson from Horewell New York describes severe eczema affecting his body feet and limbs for three months. He reports relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and Talcum, then notes continued use and endorsement in a March 10 1924 testimonial.
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Chas. Patterson
Horewell
N. Yo
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Frances Glass Buried
Funeral services for Mrs Frances B. Glass widow of Frank M. Glass were held Monday afternoon January 26 at 2 p m from the home of her daughter Mrs Harry B Zeigler 412 Sixth efrect Hilwood City Ray Crosby pastor United Presbyterian church Ellwood City led the service with Rev Gilfillan Plaingrave WU P Schurch assisting A quartet from the choir sang Pallbearers named Harry B Zeig Mer Charles E Showalter Edward Bakin Robert N Nelson Ernest J ight and Ralph Smith Burial in Locust Grave cemetery Also noted funeral for Emuna B Douthett Monday afternoon at 2 from 861 Blaine street with Rev Walter B McClure First Presbyterian churches in charge Pallbearers Le Vanes Warren Vance Charles Reysman Charles Vance Raymond and Warren Leight Burial Oak Park cemetery Later entry Herbert Charles Moore funeral Monday afternoon at 2 30 from home of grandmother Mrs Lydia Crutchiman 606 Washington street Rev Alfred White Wesleyan Methodist church in charge Mrs White and Miss Ruth Lehberger sang Interment Oak Park cemetery James Ambrose Hockenberry four months died this morning at New Castle Hospital funeral Thursday from Mrs Laura Helues home 102 Fulton strent Bel
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Glass
Frances B. Glass
Frank M. Glass
Harry B. Zeigler
Hilwood City
Ray. Crosby
United Presbyterian Church
Ellwood City
Gilfillan
Plaingrave WU
Harry B. Zeig
Mer
Charles E. Showalter
Edward Bakin
Robert N. Nelson
Ernest Jight
Ralph Smith
Locust Grave Cemetery
Douthett
Integra
Emuna B. Douthett
Blaine Street
Walter B. McClure
First Presbyterian Church
le Vanes
Warren Vance
Charles Reysman
Charles Vance
Raymond
Warren Leight
Oak Park Cemetery
Herbert Moore
Herbert
Charles Moore
Cleveland
Lydia Crutchiman
Washington Street
Alfred White
Wesleyan Methodist Church
White
Ruth Lehberger
James Ambrose Hockenberry
William Hockenberry
North Liberty Street
New Castle Hospital
Laura Helues
Fujton Stront
Bel
New Housers Damaged at Sheridan and Neshannock
Police report says a newly built house on Sheridan Avenue and Neshannock Boulevard was entered Monday. Intruders damaged floors and stole a lathe, hatchet, black planer, and a pair of strippers.
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L. &. Zeigler
R. BD
Sheridan Aveenue
Neshannock Boulevard
Saint Patrick Towed to Norfolk by Carrabassett Cutter
The British steamer Saint Patrick with a cargo of guts from Brazil arrived at Hatmproc Roads in tow of the coast guard cutter Carrabassett after being driven off course by last week’s gales. Lacking coal, the ship was picked up 149 miles east of Cape Henry and will proceed to New York after bunkering. The crew numbered 46 men.
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Conrectaronal News Service
Norfolk
Saint Patrick
Braz
Hatmproc Roads
Carrabagsett
New York
Bill to Retain Gasoline Tax Up Before House
A detailed list of measures moves through the Pennsylvania House including a plan to retain the gasoline tax, road funding shifts, and a $47,500 veterans' aid package. A constitutional amendment authorizes $5 million in bonds for guard buildings. Also proposed are mine safety laws and a billboard regulation bill with highway department enforcement. John Krett,News editor, recovering after hernia surgery at Naval hospital, sent home today. Notice O. O. F. Ladga No. 1951 to confer Initiatory degree Thursday night at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Washington
Senate
Buckman
Bucks
Highway Department
Secretary of Highways
John Krett
South Jefferson Street
News
Naw Castle
O. Q. F. Ladga No
O. F
Bessemar
Bevella’clack
Library Seeks Poultry Books For Spring Planning
Local library reports a call for poultry books and seed catalogs signaling spring interest. Shelf notes show a few poultry titles remain and first come, first served. The library also promotes gardening texts for planting and garden care as flowers and weather ease into the season.
Planning Home Talent Minstrel at State Theatre in February
The Castls Minstrels, led by David Jones, plan a two show run at the State Theatre on Long Avenue February 26 with weekly rehearsals. Featured solos include Rhys Williams Billy Williams William Whidden and Jones while comedians Harry Elwell Al Buser Bob Dukes and others perform. Hughey Hannon returns for the central circle interlude.
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Long Avenue
David Jones
Rhys
Wiliams
Billy Williams
William Whidden
al Buser
Bob Dukes
Hughey Hannon
Vet
Interiacular
Bootlegger Vests Old Stuff Here in New Castle
New Castle bootleggers, harassed by prohibition authorities, show off copper corset like liquor vests designed to evade detection. Creighton Logan, city detective, notes several vests seized here, first about two years ago, marking New Castle as an early adopter of last minute equipment in bootlegging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Pittsburgh
Creighton Logan
Mines set BC production record in 1924 report says
British Columbia mines shattered all production records in 1924 according to an International News Service report from Vancouver. The release cites unprecedented output across key mineral sectors and highlights gains in metal yields and mine activity throughout the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternacional News Service
Vancouver
B. C
Mines of
British Columbia
The
Mineral output tops 1924 value in mining report
Hon William Sloan minister of mines reports total mineral output for the year surpassing 45 million dollars, an almost ten percent rise from 1923. Metal mine production reached about 28.7 million, marking notable growth in Newfoundland province mining activity.
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William Sloan
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GoGetters
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the Fire Patrol
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