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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1925
Page
5
A guide on crafting decorative wooden boxes and picture frames using wallpaper, Japanese papers, prints from Godeys Lady's Book, and gesso. It describes steps for lining, partitions, hinges, gilding, painting, and achieving antique effects, plus tips for handling materials and adding personal touches.
Copenhagen notes Nina Bang as the first female Danish Cabinet member praised for her reforms. As Minister of Education in a Liberal government, she restructured the Danish Star Theater, dismissing six managers to curb aristocratic influence. Her stance against the king and anthem sparked both admiration and hostility.
Moscow reports priests bob their hair and shave beards to appear less conspicuous on city streets. The changes are said to aim at hygiene and convenience but mainly to dodge atheist Bolsheviks who view priests with disdain.
A Florida legislature report details plans to place a tablet at the southwest corner of General Lafayette 1824 land grant near Tallahassee. The site is near the Florida meridian monument and is tied to a three tablet effort. The Lafayette grant passed to private owners and a historic Lake Lafayette namesake preserves the area.
Hollywood scene recounts Leon Trotsky's brief career as a movie extra under the name Lebur Bronstein in My Official Wife and The Battle Cry of Peace. A Bronx real estate operator and writer, Bronstein earned six dollars a day and surprised directors with his convincing Russian look. The piece notes his later ascent to world fame and a director's remark on reusing him.
Portland officials report a Portland company has begun building a plant to render wild western mustangs into soap or fertilizer, signaling an ignominious fate for the large, roving ponies once praised for their roaming strength.
The article notes 250000 wild horses in Montana and a total spanning Oregon Washington Idaho Nevada and Colorado reaching about a million. It cites Dr. E E Chase Portland city veterinarian accusing the mustang of spreading contagious diseases among cattle and sheep, reducing market viability to leather and by products.
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