London entertains American doctors at afternoon teas
London hosts about 700 physicians from the United States and Canada for a seven day InterState Post Graduate Assembly tour. The program blends clinics and extensive social events including 34 London hospital lectures and tea each afternoon with major banquets at Guilhall. Prominent speakers include Dr. Mayo and Sir Humphrey Rollerston.
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London
Mad
Post Graduate Assembly of America
United States
Canada
Guilhall
Corporation of London
Charles H. Mayo
Rochester
Minnesota
Post Graduate Assembly
Neville Chamberlain
Inter- State
Post Graduates Assembly
Liverpool
Manchester
Leeds
Newcastle
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Belfast
Dublin
Great Britain
Ireland
Paris
Vienna
Humphrey Rollerston
Wiliam Arbuthnot Lane
Bernard Spilsbury
Ambassador
Houghton
Crewe House
Lansdowne House
H. Gordon Selfridge
Sweden to Electrify All Railroads and Power Modern Transport
The article notes Sweden with rich water power will electrify its railways. Steam power declines as ships and trucks use motors. diesel and electric railroad trucks expand. It also touches on Hawaii poi culture and U.S. farm population shifts to cities, citing 1922 1923 and 1924 rural depopulation trends.
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Sweden
Trothattan
Hebingno
Halmstad-Nassjo Ifthe
Deva Company of Westerns
Navy Boys Change Hawaii Diet With Ham and Eggs
Honolulu July 1 The 1925 fleet maneuvers reportedly caused sailors to subsist on ham and eggs across Lahaina and other ports. Restaurants stock only ham and eggs breakfast lunch and dinner. Many sailors seek other meals ashore after brief visits, while hotels add a milk honey poi cocktail to menus following Admiral Coontz remarks at a hukilau.
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Admiral Coontz
High Command
Hawaiian
Honolulu
Oahu
United States
Lahaina
Island
Maui
Robert B. Coontz
Number of Hired Farm Hands Decreases
Atlanta, July 31 analysis by the Department of Agriculture shows on January 1, 1925 there were about 109000 fewer hired farm laborers on farms than January 1, 1924 a 3 4 percent drop. Total farm laborers were 3085000 in 1925 versus 3194000 in 1924.
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Atlanta
Department of Agriculture
Department
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F. B. Harris CO
West Jackson Street
Farmers’ Union Place
Fairview
Jarvis B. Watkins & Co
Wee Jackson
The
U. S. Navy
Hawaii
Just
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