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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1925

Page

27

State Library book loans outlined for New Castle residents

New Castle residents may borrow state library books through their local library under a set of rules. Applications go to the librarian, no cards for towns with local libraries, one month loans with no renewals, up to five books, postage paid by borrowers, insure packages, and no fines though delinquents lose privileges.

New Castle Penna Public Library Robert P. Bliss Thensylvania State Library Blise Cba State Library Library Extension Division State Library and Museum Harrisburg

Giant Ice Cave Discovered in Styria Range

Vienna reports a gigantic ice cave found in the northwest Totes Gebirge of Styria at a high altitude. The discovery marks a notable geological feature in Austria's alpine region.

Styria Vienna Totes Gebirge

Latrobe Claims Oldest Sunday Attendant in County

Latrobe reports its claim to the oldest Sunday school attendant in Westmoreland county. Joseph Roth of Derry is 90, with Mrs. Sarah Smith of Latrobe turning 91 in December. Smith, a regular attendee at Latrobe Methodist Episcopal Church, recently flew in an airplane and stays current with times.

Latrobe

Scotchman and Cady Begin Golf Round

A Scotsman prompts Cady to locate a ball before starting their golf round, and Cady replies he can. The exchange sets the tone for a light featured chase of a lost ball as the game starts.

Africa and South America once joined by ancient land

Dr. C B Weaver of the University of Washington reports evidence that Africa and South America were connected 8 000 000 to 10 000 000 years ago. He cites identical fossils in marine sands linked to the Ahdes mountains and aligns with a theory of latitudinal continental connections.

Seattle Wash Africa South America C. B. Weaver University of Washington Standard Oil Interests Europe Asia North America Alaska Siberia Pacific Greenland Iceland Atlantic North

Paris Adopts Gay Umbrella Fashion For Winter

Parisian women embrace bright decorative umbrellas as stylish accessories for winter outfits. Shops on Rue de la Paix showcase silk models in varied colors and elaborate birds and animal motifs. Some designs feature ivory carved handles with built in necessities and even a watch, blending usefulness with flair.

Alice Langelier International Paris Rue de la Paix

New Law Empowers Sir Lewis as Unseen Marriage Guardian

London reports that Sir Lewis Dibbin, a leading English legal authority, gains power under a new law to consent to marriages for those under twenty one if parents deny permission. Minors may appeal if they believe parental consent lacks reasonable justification, and Sir Lewis can override objections with his consent.

London Sir Lewis Dibbin Great Britain Sir Lewis

Quake Forecast “Just Pure Luck” Says Expert

A Tokyo meteorologist from the Tokyo Central Meteorological Observatory dismisses earthquake forecasting as futile. Dr Kunitomi says Italian seismologists and others are guessing and luck explains any predicted quakes. He outlines three theories and notes seismology has not yet developed reliable prediction methods.

International News Service A. K. Kunitomi Tokyo Central Meteorological Observatory Kuntimoi Kuntiomi Kunitomi

Wishing to Join Her Bedfellows Resists Brothers’ Kiss

A fragment notes a woman stating her only men she kisses are her brothers and asks what lodge someone belongs to, implying a social or secret society context and potential rivalries or courtship norms.

Cigarettes and Cigars Consume German Public

Berlin reports that thirty billion marks worth of cigarets and cigars were consumed in the past year. With 63 million people, 293 cigarettes and 79 cigars per person were used, averaging two cigars and 12 cigarettes daily per head, rising as women increasingly smoke. The note also mentions numerous labor colleges in the United States.

Berlin Germany

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