Kaiser Hopes For Restoration Of German Empire
Wilhelm exiled at Doorn still hopes for restoration of the German empire and a Russo-German nation. In a letter dated 1924 and published in a forthcoming biography, he tells former Russian War Minister Sukholinof that he vainly aspired with the late Czar for a Russo-German union despite the war’s terrible consequences.
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Restoration Sees Loyal Co operation Between Nations
After the restoration of both monarchies, the two nations pledge loyal cooperation. The statement calls for peaceful ties and mutual respect as the new constitutional orders take shape. Officials emphasize stability, economic revival, and shared interests in regional security.
Malaria Germs as Cure for Insanity Endorsed
International News Service reports the Italian Mental Specialists congress in Trieste endorsed injecting malaria germs as a treatment for insanity. Forty six percent of serious cases showed permanent cures, allowing patients to leave asylums. The session included preasueses on this new cure for insanity.
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Little Girl Struck By Auto In Coraopolis Injury
Eleanor Love aged 6 of 408 Sorth Jefferson street was struck Saturday afternoon on North street at Diamond Way by Mario Cortise of 615 Fifth street Coraopolis Pa. She remained unconscious at Shenango Valley hospital today with improved general condition. Police report she stepped from her mother's car into the Cortise vehicle unable to avoid the impact. Cortise rushed her to hospital for treatment and recovery efforts continue.
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Miller Presides At Council Session
Mayor William H. Dunlap and councilmen were absent, Hiram G. Miller acted as chair, the 15 minute meeting marked the first time a streets department head presided in years. The session addressed sidewalk repairs at Hillcrest Avenue and approved a second payment to Woods & Golder for West Wallace Avenue work.
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Hillcrest Arenus
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Cordelia Zeigler
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Lusk
Council
McKee
Robert White
Miller
Furnace Street
Fashion News Foresees a Fluid New Silhouette
Fashion reports a graceful shift in dress design with a flowing flare silhouette. The statement describes dexterous curves and flexible outlines, replacing stiffness with balanced fullness and slenderness. The style aims to suit varied figures through multiple approaches.
Hats of all styles reflect Fall fashion in Paris study
In Paris a range of hats matchesFall palette for diverse figures. Large new shape appeals to smarter women for its flattering front fullness and back fullness that smooths the silhouette. Side fullness shapes the hemline, producing a youthful look with a floor sweep of about thirteen inches.
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Chinchilla Styled Outerwear for Children
The collection offers chinchilla garments in Brown Blue Tan and Gray. Styles include belted designs with patch or in verted pockets. Options feature sateen Maing plain and quilted finishes with warm wool lining sized for 2 to 6 years.
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New Pajama Patterns Featured in College Study Gowns
Broad patterns in gold red and blue trimmed in black satin shown as roomier restful garments. The College Miss plans to use them for study gowns and other attire. Inspectors are invited to view the designs.
New Arrivals Ladies Dresses Fabrics Featured
New arrivals advertise hundreds of dresses and fabrics for women in a period-styled catalog. Poiret Twill and Crepe Satin fabrics in multiple colors, priced from 2.95 to 3.50 per yard, touts suitability for fall and winter wear and for dresses suits and coats.
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Velvet chiffon fabric four inches wide in colors
A rich soft finished velvet suitable for dresses and coats. Available in black and blue only.
Certificates Of Reading Awarded At New Castle Library
Certificates of reading will be awarded Tuesday at 9 o clock in the New Castle public library. Miss Mary Leckie, children's librarian, presides over a program for thirty-nine awardees who read eight or more books during the summer. Parents and friends are invited. program includes songs, psalms, solos, readings, and a synopsis of junior work, with remarks by superintendents and teachers.
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Castle Tree Public Library
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First M. E. Bible School Observes Promotion Day
Promotion exercises at the Sun day school of the First Methodist church were held Sunday morning at 11 oclock. A large number of boys and girls were promoted from the Sun day school classes to higher grades.
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World's Wonder Horse At The Regent Three Days
The Regent presents Silver King the world renowned horse in conjunction with Fred Thomson in the film Wild Bull's Dare. Extra attractions include a comedy and Felix the Cat. A top program in New Cassie with the best entertainment this week.
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Te Regent
Fred Thomson
Alkieta
Felix the Cat
New Cassie
the Regent
New Trimmings Highlight Fall Ensemble Details
Embroideries outlined with metal thread and suede motifs in Brown Red Green color tones dominate this season. Pocket and cuff accents feature contrasting work. Trimmings priced at $1.00 each.
Epworth M E Scouts Meet Tuesday at W N Aiken School
Epworth M E church Boy Scout Troop 10 schedules a Tuesday evening gathering at 7 o'clock in the W N Aiken school. Scout Executive J Lee Calahanon to report on tests paused during camping season. Scoutmaster Ravey will lead attendance efforts. Also notice of electrical department reorganization offering first class repair service at Hyde Battery Electric Service.
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Navy gloom over fate of submarine S-51 deepens
Washington September 25 The Navy Department grew gloomier after initial attempts to raise the stricken S-51 failed and few officers held out hope the crew would be found alive. Rescue chief Rear Admiral Christy offered little new information as boundary commission reports loomed. Ulster officials launched a Sinn Fein crackdown arresting Father Michael O Flannigan and Esmonon Donnelly at Lurgan after deportations to the Free State.
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International News Service
Washington
Navy
Christy
Department
Officers Arrest Auto Driver Axel Benson in Bessemer
State Highway Patrolman Shuler and Constable Archie Shoup arrested Axel Benson in Bessemer yesterday on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. He remains in custody.
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Bessemer
Shuler
Archie Shoup
Liberty Bail Pending Preliminary Hearing at Bessemer
A man is held on a liberty bond under $500 bail until tonight for a preliminary hearing before Squire Cheney at Bessemer. The scene shifts to a domestic aside in The Difference with a host tending to Willie and remarks about pie portions and parental permission.
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Squire Cheney
Bessemer
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