Modern Women Superior To Their Mothers
London dispatch reports Professor Winifred Cullis of the London School of Medicine for Women defending modern women against Sir William Arbuthnot Lane. She argues today’s women are physically healthier, better eaters, and better suited for activity, noting fewer anaemias and fewer fainting episodes. She criticizes corsets and urges men to inspire humane views of women.
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London
Winifred Cullis
London School of Medicine For Women
William Arbuthnot Lane
Cullis
Sir Arbuthnot Lane
Professor Cullis
Oklahoma City’s Youngest Radio Announcer Harry Richardson
Oklahoma City boasts the youngest radio announcer in the world, fourteen year old Harry Richardson. Lameness barred outdoor sports, but radio offered a solution. he took up radio five years ago and is now known throughout the Southwest by leading radio men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Oklahoma City
Okla
Harry Richardson
Harry
Southwest
Tonight at the Capitol and Regent cinemas review slate
A busy program features PENN Blanche Sweet and Bessie Love with Warner Baxter and Robert Agnew in Those Who Dance plus Eddie Lyons in Almost Married and Emery Orchestra. Capitol shows Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall with Mary Pickford, and Stupid But Brave with Capitol Orchestra. Liberty presents Mmile Burnell in Radio Fun, Pretty Peggy via Fred Hurley, Jolly Follies of 1925. Nixon screens The Roughneck with George OBrien Billie Dove Cleo Madison and The Sleep Walker. Regent features Thomas Meighan in The Alaskan, GoGetters Fire When Ready and Gravatin Kid with News Reel. Dome runs Richard the Lion Hearted and Alone At Last. Star showcases Kenneth McDonald In High Gear, Harry Carey Shootin Straight, and Harry Langdon The First 100 Years plus Movie Vod-a-vil. State offers Husbands and Lovers. Strand presents The Fire Patrol and Radio Riot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Blanche Sweet
Bessie Love
Warner Baxter
Robert Agnew
Eddie Lyons
Emery
Lats Pathe News
Star
Kenneth McDonald
Harry Carey
Harry Langdon
Herrin Tension And Four Incidents Escalate County Turmoil
The report details armed Klansmen gathering at the Lymar hotel and at Young's funeral, fears of St. Louis gangsters attending services, and troops patrolling. Sheriff Galligan disputes resignation rumors while Major Davis orders strong guard for the funeral and a bodyguard keeps vigil over Young at the First Baptist Church. The piece also outlines governor budget plans and tax shifts, including highway fund changes and boosts for welfare education and state institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Davis
Thomas
St. Louis
Herrin
Lymar
State Budget Funds and Deficiency Reductions Report
Governor reports funds available for the state budget totaling about 120.21 million plus 174.26 million spent by Sproul and 211.15 million by Pinchot during prior biennia. He notes deficiency appropriations nearly eliminated, now under 200 thousand, and cites June 1 1923 liability of 30.59 million with most already paid or to be paid by June 1 1925. He offers no recommendations to change existing laws.
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Highway Department
Agricultural Department
Women’s Medical College
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State College
University of Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
Temple University
Department of Justice
General Assembly
Treasury Department
Auditor General’s Department
Department of Internal Affairs
Sproul
Pinchot
Five counties in Georgia buried by floodwaters
Georgia flood disaster covers Baker Newton and McIntosh counties. Newton county seat Baker is inundated with 400 residents displaced. Doctortown submerged. no casualty reports yet. Red Cross teams survey coastal Brunswick area as cold weather and sleet spread north from Mississippi valley toward the Atlantic seaboard.
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Newton
Baker County
Altamahah
McIntosh County
Red Cross
Atlanta
Brunswick
Doctortown
Mississippi River
Atlantic Seaboard
Little Rock
Memphis
New Orleans
Mobile
Birmingham
Vicksburg
Nashville
Chattanooga
What Did You See Walter Kirker and other street scenes
A stream of short items depicts diverse urban moments from last night including Walter Kirker of the Y M C A walking home in a breezy straw hat and a Neshannock avenue resident lugging a five ton coal pile with a small bucket. City engineers draft new maps as cold weather halts outdoor work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kirker
Kirker
T. D
Neshannock Avenue
Quota Club Board Honors Retiring President In Final Meeting
The New Castle Quota club board met at the High Noon Club for its final session of the year. An attractively arranged dinner preceded business as eight covers were set. A year end summary praised rapid growth and weekly meetings. Retiring president Mrs Elizabeth White received a jeweled quota pin. Tonight at the YMCA meeting a special installation of officers will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Quota Club
Masonic Temple
Gladys Rosenthal
Elizabeth White
Chi Hsieh Yuan vows to press fight after rout near Wusieh
Chi Hsieh Yuan, former Chihli party leader and rebel chieftain against the Anju central government, arrived in Shanghai after Kiangsu troops fled in a rout near Wusieh. He declared he would keep fighting and seek to reorganize his forces at Quin San.
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Shanghat
Chi Hsieh Yuan
Chihli Party
Anju
Kiangsu
Wusieh
Chi
Quin San
Writing Of Poetry Japanese Pastime
Writing poetry is a popular pastime in Japan with 16,000 contestants sending poems to the Imperial Poetry Bureau. The ten best poems are read at the Imperial Poetry Party at the Imperial Palace, on the year’s subject Mountain Ranges Under a Blue Sky. Britain is entitled to as many French promises as Uncle Sam receives.
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International News Service
Tokio
Japan
Imperial Poetry Bureau
Imperial
Imperial Palace
Britain
Uncle Sam
Patterson Tells How Cuticura Ended Eczema
Mr. Chas Patterson describes three months of eczema affecting his body including feet and limbs. He tried various remedies before using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, then purchased more and was healed after three cakes of Soap and two boxes of Ointment. Signed Hor nell N Y March 10 1924.
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Chas. Patterson
Hornell, N. Y
New House Damaged. Tools Stolen on Sheridan Neshannock
L. N. Zeigler of R D No 2 reported to police that over the weekend burglars entered a new house under construction at Sheridan Avenue and Neshannock Boulevard. They damaged the floors and stole a lathing hatchet a block planer and a pair of strippers.
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L. N. Zeigler
Sheridan Avenue
Neshannock Boulevard
British Steamer Saint Patrick Towed To Norfolk
The British steamer Saint Patrick, carrying Brazil nuts, arrived in Hampton Roads in tow of the coast guard cutter Carrabassett after being driven off course by last week’s gales and running out of coal. An 8.0.8. was picked up by passing ships. after bunkering, she will proceed to New York with a 36 man crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Norfolk
Saint Patrick
Brazil
Hampton Roads
Coast Guard
Carrabassett
Cape Henry
New York
Bill to Retain Gasoline Tax Up Before House
A set of measures aims to continue the gasoline tax and fund road work off the primary system. Bills seek disabled World War veterans’ investigation funding, bonds for National Guard buildings, mine safety laws, and highway billboard regulation under Buckman. News editor John Kraft, operated for hernia, returned home recovering.
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Hoffman
Washington
Senate
Buckman
Bucks
Highway Department
Secretary of Highways
John Kraft
Jefferson Street
News
New Castle Hospital
O. O. F. Lodge to Confer Initiatory Degree Thursday
O O F Lodge No 195 will travel to Bessemer Thursday evening to confer the initiatory degree. Members meet at the hall at seven o'clock. Neal Williams, Secretary Local 1.
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O. O. F. Lodge No
Bessemer
Library Gets Call For Poultry Books
Local library received first requests for poultry and seed catalogs on Saturday signaling interest in spring. A few poultry books remain first come, first served while the library also offers gardening texts for planning and care as warmer days approach.
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Public Library
Planning Home Talent Minstrel at State Theatre
The Castle Minstrels stage a citys best talent show at the State Theatre on Long Avenue February 1 and 20, led by David Jones. Rehearsals continue weekly with soloists Rhys Lt Williams Billy Williams William Whieldon and Jones, while comedians Harry Elwell Al Buser Bob Dukes and others perform.Veteran Hughey Hannon will act as interlocutor in the middle of the circle.
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Castle Minstrels
State Theatre
Long Avenue
David Jones
Rhys Lt. Williams
Billy Williams
William Whieldon
Harry Elwell
al Buser
Bob Dukes
Hughey Hannon
Bootleggers in New Castle Advertise Vestlike Liquor Tanks
New Castle bootleggers, harassed by prohibition authorities, showcase copper vestlike contraptions to hide liquor. Creighton Logan, city detective, notes several vests have been confiscated locally, matching recent Pittsburgh raids and highlighting early adoption of covert equipment.
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New Castle
Pittsburgh
Creighton Logan
British Columbia Mines Set Record Production in 1924
Mines of British Columbia broke all production records in 1924, according to a report from the province. The gains reflect rising output across key mineral sectors and indicate a strong year for B C mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
International Newsy Service
Vancouver
B. C
Mineral output rises in Fear region to over forty five million
Hon William Sloan minister of Mines reports Fear mineral output will exceed 45 900 000 in value, up nearly 10 percent from 1923 by 3 811 965. Metal mine production grew to 23 310 600 from 26 767 062 the prior year amid rising mining activity.
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Sloan
Dignity of labor questioned against millionaire wealth
A brief remark questions whether the dignity of labor matches the status associated with a millionaire’s wealth, suggesting a tension between work value and vast fortunes.
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David M. Church
Square Deal Garage
Croton Avenue
America
Ef Dufford
Euwer’s
Capitol
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
Mary Pickford
Pathe News
Capitol Orchestra
Liberty
Mmile Burnell
Peggy
Fred Hurley
Jolly Follies
Nixon
George O’brien
Billie Dove
Cleo Madison
Fox News
Thomas Meighan
the GoGetters
News Reel
Dome
Richard the Lion Hearted
Bray Comedy
the Fire Patrol
Catherine the Great
Milady Fair
Bob
Marcelle
Bobs and
Marcelles
Washington Side Bridge
Georgia
Coal and Gas
Cripps Home
City Engineering Corps
Board of Trade
Grant Street
Chihli
China
Shanghai
Cutiura
Charles E. Showalter
Edward Bhakin
Robert N. Nelson
Ernest J. Kight
Ralph Smith
Locust Grove Cemetery
Douthett
Emma B. Douthett
Blaine Street
Walter E. McClure
First Presbyterian Church
le Vance
Warren Vance
Charles Reysman
Charles Vance
Raymond
Warren Leight
Oak Park Cemetery
Herbert Moore
Herbert Charles Moore
Cleveland
Ohio
Lydia Crutchman
East Washington Street
Alfred White
Wesleyan Methodist Church
White
M Ruth Lehberger
James Ambrose Hockenberry
William Hockenberry
North Liberty Street
Laura Helnes
Fulton Street
Neal Williams
Hickey Freeman
Fashion Park
Griffon
Jewante Ro
Washington & New Castle
The
White Undertaking Co
East North Street
William Sloan
Mines
Paige-Jewett Co
South Mercer Street
Phine
Li. ‘. Ley Boyd
Mgr
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