Tobin the Wishful Fixer Aims to Help Anyone Anywhere
A humorous plea to readers about Wm. N. Tobin on West 44th Street New York whose slogan is whatever you want tell or telegraph Tobin. The writer lists mock scenarios where Tobin supposedly solves problems from supplying pennies to reuniting couples to whisking rivals off the track for a joke set of stories. The piece invites readers to rely on Tobin for timely helpers and even wedding plans.
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Wm. N. Tobin
Toby
Mr. Tobbin
West 44Th St
New York City
Tobin
Mr. Tobin
U. S
Europe
N. Y
Helsington
Tiger Flowers
Jelane
Wilhelm Seeks Good Will of Doorn Kiddies
Amsterdam May 23 AP A Dutch journalist reports William Hohenzollern the former German emperor dresses in the latest fashion and seeks the favor of Doorn children. He collects photos of the Prince of Wales and Wilhelmina of Holland, maintains Berlin era court rituals, and now greets townsfolk in Dutch.
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Amsterdam
William Hohenzollern
Doorn
Barteld H. Ibelings
Doorn Castle
Prince of Wales
Wilhelmina of
Holland
William
Berlin
Student of Liszt's Era Bent by East Coast Pianos
E E Southworth, famed piano student and teacher, details training from Mason in New York to Lebert Pruckner in Germany and Kullak in Berlin. He recalls Liszt studio experiences, Rubenstein encounters, and a long Scranton career teaching at Keystone Academy of Pennsylvania and performing recitals.
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E. E. Southworth
Retherford
Mr. Southworth
Melrose
Scranton
William Mason
New York
Mason
Southworth
Europe
Germany
Lebert
Pruckner
Kullak
Liszt
Sherwood, Gabrilawitch
Jessefe
Edward Perry
Benstein
Rubenstein
Cou:rt
Keystone Academy of Pennsylvania
First Presbyterian Church of
China
Japan
Mediterranean Sea
Caliornia
Motorists urged to back cleaner camps and wild plant life
Washington dispatch says the American Automobile Association launches a nationwide appeal to protect wild shrubs and flowers during the 1925 touring season. Thomas P. Henry calls for education and civic cooperation with posters, radio, and local campaigns to keep camps clean and roadsides safe.
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Washington, D. C
American Automobile Association
National Association
America
Thomas P. Henry
Henry
Chambers of Commerce
Women's Clubs
Garden Club of America
Wild Flower Preservation Society
Boy and Girl Scouts
Retiring Scholar and Musician Southworth Praised
The text extols Mr. Southworth as a very retiring man of few words who offers help to all and avoids comment on his accomplishments, embodying the true scholar and musician in a calm, unassuming character.
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Southworth
Starchless bread perfected for diabetic patients
A New York hospital announces a starchless bread tailored for diabetics. The innovation aims to improve dietary control for patients and reduce blood sugar spikes.
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New York
Regular Aid Mail Service Between Curacao And La Guaira
A regular aid mail service will be established linking Curacao and La Guaira Venezuela. The program aims to improve postal delivery to aid operations and civilian needs in the region.
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Curacao
la Guaira
Venezuela
Railways of Mexico End Free Pass Campaign
Mexico's rail system ends widespread free rides as one in five passengers now travels without paying. Officials say the campaign against passes reduces subsidy costs and improves revenue, signaling a shift in fare policy across major routes.
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Railways of
Mexico
Germans Emigrate to Brazil Reaching Twenty Two Thousand
A report shows 22 000 Germans left for Brazil last year, up from 8 000 the prior year. The surge reflects broader migration trends among German nationals seeking new opportunities abroad.
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Brazil
Auto horn with speed alert lights introduced
A new device combines an audible horn with a speed activated light system. It sounds when a vehicle exceeds a set speed and activates emergency style lighting to warn nearby drivers.
Canary Birds Sing Yankee Doodle Sold by Westen Woman
Canary birds that sing Yankee Doodle and other tunes are being reared and sold by a Westen, a woman who raises them for sale to local buyers. The article notes novelty value and growing interest in singing canaries.
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