Blarney Stone Tale Captivates Visitors at Cork Castle
Washington report recounts the famed Blarney Stone kiss at Blarney Castle in Ireland. Tourists climb five miles from Cork, ascend a twisting stair, and are lowered to kiss the stone for the gift of eloquence while enjoying views of green hills and lake country.
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Washington, D.C
Sy Ories
Plymouth Rock
Scone
Jacob
Egypt
Blarney Castle
Blarney
George Colthurat
Ireland
Watch Geographic Society
Cork
Munster
MacCarthy
Syria
Carthage
Police Raid 146 North Third Ave Seizes Gambling Ring
sheriff's deputies and Federal Agent French raided a deserted house at 146 North Third Avenue and arrested four locals Gus Karallas James Williams Manuel Arian and Jack Worley on gambling charges. They were released on $50 cash bonds to await trial. The interior housed real gambling tables and all paraphernalia. a peep hole concealed the operation.
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North Hird Avenue
Gus Karallas
James Williams
Manuel Arian
Jack Worley
O. J. Bell
Marley
Bell
French
Radio Boosts Churches Reach Across Nation
Radio becomes the parson’s right hand spreading the gospel to millions. Clergy, bishops, and rabbis report broadening audiences as stations broadcast weekly services, with New York federation leaders noting hundreds of ministers on air in 1925 and ongoing expansion nationwide.
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Radio
Associated Press
Chicago
Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
Federal Council of Churches
United States
Ple
Greater New York Federation of Churches
John Roach Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
Daniel A. Poling
Fifth Avenue Marble Collegiate Church
William T. Manning
Episcopal Diocese of
Philadelphia
John W. Stockwell
Howard 0. Hough
Portland
Gordon MacLennan
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Eens
Church of God
Pittsburgh
J. A. Orr
First United Presbyterian Church
Washington
Federation of Churches
Middle West
Sunday Evening Club
Sunday
U. S
Texas
Martinique
Caribbean
Cincinnati
Preparing for Marriage by Julia C Strawn M D Chicago
A medical columnist urges parents to educate girls about coming puberty and personal health. She stresses rest before marriage, mental balance, and parental role modeling to safeguard vitality and future family life.
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Julia C. Strawn
M. D
Chicago
Gorgas Memorial Institute
Prof. Yeublin
Prohibition Tone Highlighted in Youth Development Debate
A fragment reflects concern over excessive drinking and late hours harming the near adult growth of boys and girls, urging restraint for healthier progression toward young manhood and womanhood.
Fraudulent Salesman of Stock Tops Public Robberies
The piece notes that public robberies pale beside stock scamming schemes. It states credit men judge forgery theft and frauds as major losses, with burglary and larceny high on the list. At current rates, thefts could cover the national debt in twenty years.
Siberian sledge dogs forage with howls and scarce fish
Siberian sledge dogs show efficiency despite frequent near starvation. They do not bark like domestic dogs but howl like wolves. In summer they subsist on frozen fish, yet in winter they struggle to find enough food.
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Enou
Promotions at Dodge Brothers Elevate Executives
Robert C. Graham announces multiple Dodge Brothers personnel moves elevating for greater responsibility. Arthur E. Nafe becomes manager of the National Business Sales division, Henry M. Wiegand advances in testing and inspection, R. Valpey leads Commercial Car and Truck Division, R. W. Baskett to supervise district offices, J. Schwab becomes assistant to the vice president, and E. S. Van Dalson named factory manager. The changes reflect proven records and Graham Brothers experience.
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Robert C. Graham
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Arthur E. Nafe
National Busines
Dodge Brothers
Nafe
Nate
Henry M. Wiegand
Wiegand
R. Valpey
Valpey
Graham Brothers
R. W. Baskett
J. Schwab
Boston
van Dalson
Dodge Brothers Forge and Foundry Department
Graham
Summer roam of public school teachers listed
After a Friday finish to the school term the Tribune publishes the partial list of teachers from the junior and primary schools who will spend the summer away from the city. The report includes many names and their far flung destinations from Tacoma to Wisconsin and Minnesota and ends noting a 50 year old Saratoga track meet where Princeton won with 125 points.
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KSL
Mormon Temple
Salt Lake City
Old St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
San Francisco
James I. Vance
Nashville
Board of Foreign Missions, Southern Presbyterian Church
Abiff Boaz
Franklin Smith
Stonewall Anderson
W. W. Pinson
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Irving
The
Tribune
Jessie Rawson
Tacoma
Washington
W. H. Shaffer
Pocatello
Winifred Corey
Crookston
Minnesota
Mabel Lauderbach
Sarah Neeser
McCammon
Frances Smith
Bertha Smith
Whittier
California
Anna Allen
Matt Riches
Oe Snider
Los Angeles
Californ
Christina Barr
J. Cloud
Alleen
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
Saratoga
Princeton University
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Catello
Able Radio
America
Palmolive
Ivory
Livory
Woodbury’s
Rystal
Kirk
Ess-Jay
Colgate’n Colee Soap
Colgate
Jergens
Stork
Castile
Synol
Ess-Jay’s Bath Castile
Schramm-Johnson’s
Jergen
Packer’s
Fels Napiha
Lighthouse Cleanser
Odose
Cisiax
Tenite Eet
White King
Dodge Bros
Derwentwater
England
Illinois
Mary McDevitt
Claire Dix
Lacy Taney
Tillie Johnson
Twin Falls
Idaho
May Nisson
H. M. Rogers
Weiser
Bessie Bucks
Rena Anderson
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Joie Sullivan
Rupert
Lida Sheilds
Leon
Iowa
Effie Phlips
Grace Holbrook
Rigby
Frances Hawkes
Paul
Alice Moore
Onomia
Mary Flynn
Nampa
Grace Beck
Edna Swingle
Kansas City
Missouri
Gertrude Rowlands
L. D. Rowlands
Lillian Cullen
Blanche Bigelow
Payette
Ambia McDowell
Nton
Tennessee
Jack Wagner
Weir Forrest
Idaho Falls
Catherine Hullihan
Elsie Halliwell
Odeson
Nebraska
Florence Sirrine
Heyburn
Aline Emerson
Spearfish
South Dakota
Delia Gray
Grace
Floyd Havens
Ann Wagner
Russell Gulch
Colorado
Ann Clothier
Lillian Lamielle
Seattle
Anna Youngs
North East
Pennsylvania
Mabel Johnson
Stevens
Nesota
Rex E. Davis
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