Scott Scott to Father Time in Yankee shortstop saga
New York May 2 AP Everett Scott veteran Yankee short stop faces a rising threat to his record of 1300 plus consecutive games. Manager Huggins may replace Scott with Wanninger as Yankees open a series with the Athletics. Scott shows slowing fielding and hitting as age 33 nears.
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Utah Weather Tonight and Sunday Forecast
Fair tonight and Sunday with little change in temperature. Light winds and dry conditions expected across the state.
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Treasure Hunters of Deep Sea Start New Venture
A Brooklyn group led by John F. O Hagan launches a salvage ride aboard the trawlers Foam and Spray to recover gold and jewels from the 1911 Ward Ener Merida off Virginia. Divers Crilley and Neilson head to 204 foot depths using air pressure diving gear as backers include A. J. Drexel Bidder Jr and Franklin J. Mallory.
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American Ambassador in Berlin Lacks Permanent Home
Berlin May 2 AP The absence of a permanent American embassy building in Berlin amuses the German press. The Wilhelmplatz rented structure serves as both office and residence with unfurnished living quarters. Traders swarm for furnishings as a new ambassador comes, likely bringing a rush of furniture buyers. Dr Jacob Gould Schurman has been named ambassador and will be eagerly welcomed with requests for contracts and furnishings upon arrival.
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Textile firms push costs down with efficiency gains
Textile manufacturers across the United States are cutting costs through new efficiency in manufacture and distribution rather than raising consumer prices. A New England plant reportedly saved enough in six months to cover 40 percent of its dividend needs, while Philadelphia plans a 26 week textile course for workers to enhance skills from designing to retail selling. Cotton and wool prices remain high but show signs of moderation. silk stays steady with Japan expected to boost production, keeping fall prices attractive as finished goods move in strong demand.
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Hospital Gifts Children’s Facility in Rheims France
Rheims receives a fully equipped children’s hospital donated by American women. The $300,900 building forms the first of several planned facilities near the city with a $600,000 endowment for permanent maintenance. Edith Bangs chaired the American fund. Ambassador Myron Herrick called the gift a tribute to French sisters’ wartime role.
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Fashion News 1925 Tweed Colors Hats Short Suits Trend
Scotch tweed makers shade colors on fabrics with a single coat showing a gradient from fawn to cinnamon then brown. Paris reports trend toward hats trimmed across the crown. French perfume firms complain of US piracy. white narcissus scent remains uncopied after 14 years. Tailors declare long and short spring suits by customer physique with short double breasted jackets and raglan sleeves.
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The Latest Wrinkle Top Coats Weatherproof Light Wool
The article touts top coats made from soft Scotch wool that resist wrinkling and water. The fabrics stay pliable while shedding wrinkles after brief wear, even when packed in a suitcase.
Paris Evening Gowns Feature Low V Necks and Feathers
Late Paris advices note V necklines returning for evening frocks with extreme low cut necks secured by a ribbon or brooch about three inches from the point. Descriptions include a black fulgurante dress embroidered in white green and red beads and widespread use of feather flowers headpieces and sun shades for summer wear.
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Textile markets and fabric demand shift across fibers
The article notes excess supply of spindles pushing prices up to spur cloth demand. Style trends have reduced consumption with cotton dresses shrinking from 10 to 7.5 yards. Woolens favor staple weaves over fancy goods, while silk and rayon fabrics show persistent strong demand.
Music Week at First Presbyterian Church Sunday services
First Presbyterian Church on Fifth Avenue hosts a Music Week service with Rev. G William Barnum speaking on The Divine Mission of Music. Morning 11 o clock services feature a male quartet, with Sunday School at 9 45 and J KR Woodruff as superintendent.
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Meta Houman
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J. M. Latimer
George B. Crawford
W. G. Niles
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N. 7Th Ave
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A. RK. van Nuys
Trinity Church and Nazarene Schedule Listed
Trinity Church at Arthur and Launder offers church school at 10 a.m. and morning service with processional and offertory selections. Nazaren e Church at 1014 W Fremont lists Bible school at 9:45 a.m. and 11 a.m. worship with guest sermon. 7 p.m. N P S class and 8 p.m. foreign missions sermon. Woman's Missionary Society program Wednesday with native costume reports.
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J. Clarence Anderson
W. Fremont St
Thomas J. Sedam
Woman's Missionary Society
Methodist Sunday Services Highlight Religious Music Week
The Methodist Episcopal Church schedules Sunday school at 10 with preaching at 11 10 themed on The Character and Purpose of Religious Music. Evening league at 7 with 8 oclock Familiar Hymns Song and sketches. Midweek study Thursday at 8 covers John chapter 11. Pastor W M Ewing presides.
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R. Tschirley
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William Goleeke
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W. M. Ewing
First Congregational Church Weekly Schedule Singers and Services
Sunday school at 10 morning service at 11 with organ voluntaries and a quartet. Solo and choral pieces listed. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Evening service at 7 30 p m led by Pastor George G Sloan.
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Theo Turner
W. E. Womer
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George
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Misfit Dance at Eagle Hall Saturday Night
A misfit dance event took place at Eagle Hall Saturday night drawing attendees from local youth groups. The gathering featured informal performances and sparked talk about community arts and youth engagement.
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