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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
13
The New Castle News reports on an experimental radio service linking Pittsburgh and surrounding cities. Intermittent telegraph wires failover to radio delivery, with a power amplifier broadcasting news to a crowd as readers receive daily updates by air.
Mia Lisbeth surveys three lace trimmed dresses illustrating prominent lace as the main trimming. The first gown features dark blue silk with gray embroidery and lace sleeves, the peasant style uses lace ruffles and a colored embroidery girdle, and the center model shows pale blue drawn cloth with lace borders, ribbon knots, and matching girdles.
The passage discusses radio as a powerful yet singularly experienced medium, noting its immediacy and difficulty of rereading or pausing. It highlights radio's role in disseminating news and its function as a form of entertainment, praising the International News Service test of radio’s effectiveness.
Nevada lawmakers resist repeal of lethal gas execution citing humane aims. Key figures defend hydrocyanogen method used on Gee Jon, while medical voices note few dissenters. The 1920s debate highlights states studying gas as a solution to capital punishment.
The vicar of Chessington defends moderate beer use saying the church allows lawful drinking and fellowship. He spends his evenings at the village inn except Sundays to know his parishioners and practice brotherhood in action.
The Y W C A announces a reducing class begins this evening at 8 10 PM. Members should bring a doctor’s certificate, fee receipt, pencil and power. Girls gym class meets at the usual Saturday morning time in the Y W C A.
At J W C A meeting a group of girls was selected to represent the club in basketball. The chosen players include Arabella Coban Josephine McGown Frances Noss Za ine Simson Hsther Wallace Martha Muse Alice Troop Gace Hainfes Genevieve Hill. They plan a first camp Thursday February 6 with the Ben Franklin Reserve Team. Mahoning Reserves will hold basketball practice at the YWCA Saturday afternoon at 2:00 PM.
The Tray Philip G Pearson of Trinity Church has been asked to address next Sunday morning, summarizing the Erie Diocese convention held Wednesday and Thursday. Due to the numerous attendees at the New Castle church, the talk is of vital local interest and is expected to draw a large congregation.
Dr Ellis recounts a hunting trip at an evening meeting hosted by the Mena Brotherhood of Central Presbyterian Church. The event, held in church parlors, featured a fellowship gathering despite the wintry night.
Attendees filled the room as Jor. H. A. Ellis of the First Methodist church spoke on hunting trips in Wisconsin and a presiding figure Hannah Salenders of Burney contributed illustrations. The gathering's luncheon followed a short social hour. funding and committee support were noted as insufficient.
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