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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
4
The photo shows graduation exercises at the United States Military Academy as Acting Secretary of War Davis hands a diploma to August William Farwick, noted as the academy’s most popular cadet.
Hearing before the Indiana Public Service Commission considered the Chicago Lake Shore and South Bend railway buyout by the Insull organization with 2 million dollars in preferred stock. The move would link Milwaukee to Louisville via Indianapolis and widen the Insull interurban system, while rights of way and a plan to sell transmission equipment were noted.
Indianapolis June 26 The Chicago and South Shore and South Bend company asked the public service commission for permission to proceed with equipment sale. The brief item notes a regulatory filing and related procedural steps.
Dr. Watson Davis at the 18th annual meeting of the American Association for Advancement of Science predicts moon trips by rocket, synthetic food from shale, fuel and gasoline from Colorado oil shale, sugar from Jerusalem artichokes, and morphine moonshine as future common items. He envisions evolution and a new economy driven by advanced science.
Chicago lawyer Clarence Darr will be among the defense counsel in the Scopes trial for violation of Tennessee law and related issues. The case centers on teaching evolution in public schools and draws national attention.
Brighton address notes women now look younger and healthier by discarding heavy garments. Dr Percy Hall praises silk next to skin and short skirts while critiquing stiff undergarments and the era's dress codes. He mentions a silk tax as healthier for women and cites Churchill.
A reflective note from an American Friend suggesting that self knowledge is the key to understanding the universe and personal insight.
Saturday sale at your grocer featuring cottage cheese from Swengel Dairy Co. provides a fresh dairy option for shoppers seeking value and flavor.
In Paris on June 26 a lettuce a la lyonnaise is prepared by blanching small heads, layering in a buttered pan, and cooking in a casserole. The dish is finished with a sauce of browned onions, flour, vinegar, and butter, then parsley.
The complete table service of the Christian Union Church three miles west of Columbus has been stolen, prompting police to investigate and parishioners to appeal for information.
L B Day departed for Wabash to spend the weekend with his wife and two sons Jack and Hugh Allen who have spent the past three weeks visiting relatives there. Mrs Day and the boys will accompany him.
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