Automobile Accidents Urgently Need First Aid Knowledge
Chicago health chief and police chief urge motorists to learn first aid. They say many deaths from crashes could be prevented with simple actions such as stopping bleeding with a bandage, using a tourniquet, and carrying a small first aid kit. Officers note current lack of protection and advocate widespread driver training to reduce fatalities this summer.
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Aimple
Herman Bundesen
Chicago
Meath
Palles Cullins
Avaraga
Callias
Automobiie Club
California
Cartein
Americans Ordered to Leave Canton by Consul
International News Service reports that the board of foreign missions of the Presbyterian church received a dispatch from China stating that Americans in Canton have been ordered to depart due to strong anti foreign feeling. The message from secretary O. W. McMillan says the consulate ordered all to leave and that all are safe.
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Hulleton
International News Service
New York
Junge
Canton
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
China
O. WW. McMillon
Secrets of gland experiments told
A California state institution head physician reveals glandular treatment touted as magical. The method claims over 90 percent of about a thousand patients show benefits, including mental and physical rejuvenation and relief from chronic ailments. Glandogen tonic offered for men and women by Love & Mogown Drugs Co.
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California
Love & Mogown Drugs Co
Urge Lighter Streets To Reduce Accidents In San Francisco
June 24 San Francisco The Street and Highway Lighting Committee of the National Electric Light Association warns that over 17 percent of fatalities and injuries from street crashes at night could be cut with better lighting. The 1922 data show 22,600 traffic accidents and $600,000,000 in losses. The report credits improved lighting with fewer accidents and notes benefits to crime, traffic flow, industry, sanitation, and civic pride.
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San Francisco
Ufe
Umb
National Electric Light Association
Sipping Straw's Sire Found In East Africa
The National Geographic Society identifies Jubaland as the source region for the historic straw used in sipping beverages. Researchers describe Jubaland’s yak trees with water-holding caverns and water carried by travelers via long hollow sticks. The two foot long drinking stick is half an inch wide with a hollow center.
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Sipping Straw
East Africa
Washington
National Geographic Society
Jubaland
Doctor to Wed His Secretary in Boston Union Affair
Boston June 24 Dr John F Sutherland seventy one year old medical man dean emeritus and professor of theory and practice of Boston University School of Medicine falls for an arrow from Cupid He is to marry Miss Catherine G Stewart thirty three his secretary in a noted campus romance anticipated wedding plans and details of the pair emerge for the city.
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Boston
John F. Sutherland
Dean Emert
School of Medicine
Boston University
Catherine G. Stewart
Radio Vibe Maps Across City Dials Tonight
Local observers note mixed reception as Chicago airwaves run thick with stations WIBO WIJD and WHT. Dr H H Davin calls volume fair downtown while WGY experiments with four wavelengths. WCCO in St Paul broadcasts the international convention at 5090 watts.
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H. H. Davin
South Side
Chicago
WIBO
WIJD
WHT
Elwaniana
WCCO
St. Paul
Cleveland and Cincinnati Radio Programs June 25 1925
Listings show Cleveland stations WEAF and Goodrich network presenting talks by local figures on current topics and jazz music from 8 to 10 p m at the William Penn hotel. A dinner concert and broadcasting programs from nearby hotels mix with musical items and a 6 30 p m dinner concert. Cincinnati WLW airs hourly forecast reports and a late evening concert with baseball scores and a three minute massage.
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Clevaland
Ohio
To & P
Cleveland
Thureday
William Penn Hotel
Drent
WLW
Cincinnati, Ohio
Stan
Pines Motors Thamesay
U. S
Taner
Ang Marcer
Gibson
Sediatary Hawkins
Us Civil Service Orchestra Concert and Popular Program
A fragment from June 25, 1925 lists a 10 30 p m orchestra concert and a 1 20 p m popular program with weather and stock market notes. It mentions Ta Brishall perhaps and stock reports with a late time signal and baseball scores.
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Civil Service Department of Us United States
Eart Pitteburgh Po
Thurnsoy
Brishall Reorea
Stockman
Radio Features Today From Coast to Coast
A fragmentary radio listing notes programs from stations WEAF WOAP WAR and others. It mentions Lopez and his orchestra and the United States Marine Band with times around 6:30 and 8:45 p m. The sparse text references New York Newark Philadelphia Washington and Pittsburgh in a rough schedule column.
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WEO
Washington
United States Marine Band
Newark
Appoint Chairmen Of YWCA Committees
At the regular board meeting of the Young Women's Christian Association in the association building chairmen for the 1025 26 year were appointed across Administrative Finan ce Membership Girl Reserves Physical Religious and other committees with numerous members named including Mrs George Greer Mrs W G Eckles Mr G F Flannery Mrs James M Blackwood and Miss Marian Wallace under lines of progress reported from the warlong department heads.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Tuasd Averlag
George, Greer
W. G. Eckles
Finante
Ro H. MacFatridge
James M. Smith
G. F. Flannery
James M. Blackwood
Edenburg Social Notes and Local Visits
Edenburg Miss Guve wagton hosted the Home Guards Class of the Sunday school with children singing and a lunch served by Mrs Wigton assisted by Katharine Waldinger. Special guest Miss Alice Mack attended and William Loy is recovering from an arm burn at the powder mill. Church services in M E church will proceed with a supply minister until regular pastor returns. Local births and visits populate Edenburg notices with neighbors and families like Garold Parks, John Heather, Charlie Mack, Will Brown, Alice Mon Roas, Frank Coates, Elmer Douglas, Karl Douglas, Babe Dalton, Glen Sitler, Olive Barnhouse, and Geraldine Hayes. many friends listed.
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Home Guards
At E
Edengurg
Garold Park
John Heather
Sharon
Charlie Mack
Will Brown
Struthers
Will Loy
Alice Mon Roas
Frenklin
Frank Coates
Ellwood City
Elmer Douglas
Babe Dalton
Lowellville
Edenburg
Glen Sitler
Olive Barn
House
Palestine
Bessie Hofmeister
Arthur Hayes
Geraldine
Selrou
Local visits fill weekend in New Castle and nearby towns
Adams and Harold Henry of Kit tanning visited their aunt Mrs. WH Loy. Mrs. Chance Smith of New Middletown visited her uncle William Rah. Mr. and Mrs. Erlean Martin of North Lima spent Sunday with cousin Thomas Meshaw. George Raub, Clark Raub, John Bush of New Middletown joined William Raub for Sunday calls. Various families from Lowellville, Petersburg, Youngstown, Masury, and Poland shared Sunday visits, with Dr H C Mitchell of New Castle on town business Tuesday.
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Sharoo
Wis
John Park
George Raub
Charlie Raub
Clark Raub
John Bush
New Middletown
William Raub
Charlie McIntosh
Lou Sheffer
Lowellville
Charlie Mack
Latnaga
Ronald Walmoeisser
Marl Crooks
Petersburg
T. M. Hofmeister
Elaina McCullough
Youngstown
Clair Hoover
Masury
Albert
Hewitt
Amos Texter
Niles, O
Henrietta Richard
Lewis Needler
Struthers, O
D. P. Needler
Harvey Swin
Lydia Cox
Mahoningtown
Mra
Konnan Kimmel
Poland
Claude Barnett
Joseph Waldinger
Helen
Worthington
Albert Wigton
Olive Wigton
Grover Cirus
Wale Cor Raub
Claude Bennett
Dorothy
Rev Raub
Freda
Martha Davies
Shonengo Valley
New Castle
Charles Chambelain
New Critp
A Fox
Thomas McGraw
Joseph Cameron
North Side
Lenora Coates
Jim Parisi
Hazel Doli
Parisi
John Marricona
John Shoat
West Middle
Visiting locals and shoppers in nearby towns
A column notes several residents visiting relatives and conducting business in New Castle and Edenburg. John Foon and Jacob Saps were business callers in New Castle on Monday and Friday, respectively. Clarence Jones from Mahoringtown visited Edenburg Sunday evening, and Mrs. Age Hoffmaster of the North Pneumonitis area was mentioned among arrivals. A local buyer reports purchasing a car and negotiating a bargain.
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Joan Park
John Foon
New Castle
Edenburg
Age Hoffmaster
North
Pneumonis
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