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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
2
A reflective note cites Proverbs 16 7 about pleasing the Lord and finding peace. It emphasizes that when a person’s ways please God even their end becomes peaceful. The passage offers spiritual guidance rather than narrative detail.
The wheat harvest runs in Jackson County with yields not yet definite until threshing ends. Officials expect production to closely approximate normal, though maturity was uneven due to drought and unfavorable conditions in parts of the region.
Field conditions show some low value acreage but other fields promise exceptionally large yields. County wheat near normal despite frosts, with corn hay and other crops thriving. Farmers note rains added thousands in value and optimism returns to farm life and income prospects.
A New York State Highway Department report estimates reconstruction costs per mile from 1919 to 1924 at 36000 dollars for first class cement concrete and 16000 dollars for asphalt macadam. The study highlights salvage value differences and notes ongoing importance of highway reconstruction as mileage of hard surfaced roads grows.
A collage of quips from various papers on divorce trends marriage approval and modern manners. The snippets reference candy first kisses limousines lighting glare and aging amid social shifts across multiple U S newspapers.
The Indianapolis convention features Meredith Nicholson and Albert Beveridge with talks on culture and national steadiness. Indiana's will be celebrated with addresses by state and national educators, including James A. Crain and Ella Victoria Dobbs, plus a Teachers’ Organizations panel and a Newsboys Band concert. Thousands of teachers nationwide are expected.
The expedition sails from Wisehasset to join MacMillan's Bowdoin. A flotilla of six destroyers will escort the Peary party to Wisahasset Maine where the Northward dash starts Saturday. A Sydney Nova Scotia coal stop precedes months of isolation. MacMillan will travel by speed boat to Squantum then amphibian aircraft to Wisehasset. Mrs Peary and MacMillan’s sisters join the farewell on Saturday.
Results from multiple leagues include AMERICAN ASSOCIATION games with Kansas City beating Toledo 2 0 and Louisville defeating Minneapolis 10 2. In the AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 5 New York 3 and Philadelphia 12 Cleveland 7 highlight the day.
Tonight’s card lists St. Paul at Indianapolis Kansas City at Toledo Minneapolis at Louisville Milwaukee at Columbus Chicago at Boston two games Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston Detroit at New York National League Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago
Pirates defeat Giants 13 to 1 in ten innings on a sequence featuring Cuyler’s pass ball, Barnhart triple, Traynor double and Wright homer. Giants suffer fifth straight loss after tying in ninth and leading in tenth.
The ad promotes Zemo as an antiseptic liquid and soap that allegedly removes eczema, stops itching, and heals skin, sores, burns, wounds, and chafing. It emphasizes daytime use, mentioning a trial bottle for 35 cents and a larger bottle for a dollar, with all druggists selling Zemo Soap as well.
Dr A S Skeffington of Nebraska says defective eyesight directly causes crime especially among youth. He urges school eye exams to prevent crime and notes eye strain fuels modern nervous illness and 20 percent school inefficiency. He cites California data linking poor vision to over half of car accidents.
Eighteen nations including the United States signed the arms control convention at Geneva today. The pact provides regulation of import export of munitions and arms and prohibits chemical warfare with a ban on poison gas, affixed by 27 nations including the United States.
The Tribune reports the first issue of the National Democrat, a 16 page weekly published in Washington D C by the National Democrat Company Inc. Staff includes W J Jamieson president Milton Elrod publisher Frederick W Stockman editor and William A Oldfield advisor. Elrod a former Indianapolis editor of the Ku Klux Klan paper Fiery Cross. The paper pledges to advocate true Democratic Party principles.
Mrs. Emma Richardson of 702 East Third Street reports back pain tiredness and dull feeling due to weak kidneys. After using Doan's Pills, her back became strong and her kidney function regulated. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N.Y.
The organization outlines aims to aid Democratic power, cooperate with party bodies, publish national affairs and politics, combat Republican propaganda, publish leaders views, cover Democratic Governors, recognize Democratic women, provide a weekly Congress digest, reproduce political cartoons, illustrate events, and remain a balanced party medium without bias.
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