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The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-05-09
FOOD SALE

The ladies of the Methodist church
will conduct sale of home-eoo ted
food at the Gray Reid & co. sore
next Saturday beginning nj ten
o'clock Heer you will find all the
goodies you desire for your SUNDAY
dinner. Remember the church next
Saturday.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-05-09

Gold Circle -- Red Hin gett hH
.eady to develop local prope~t1 II
large scale.
Lovelock - Rye Patch Mine plant
stalls operations at 80 ton per day
capacity.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-05-09
]. r. McLAIN
RELEASED ON PAROLE

The state board of parole commits.
sioners last week at Carson granted
paroles to Wood Hill, Joe Bell, John
Yohn and Sam Jukick.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-05-09
TURNS WATER IN

The new ditch that takes the place
of the Scott ditch on Saltwater Aven-
ue has been completed and water
turned in. This ditch was the or
struction in the way of construction
of the paved highway through tile
city limits. The contractors are now
tearing up that section of the high
way preparatory to GENE ting.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-05-09

Tonopah Bullion shipment fol-
first half of April shows Is per cent
increase over March
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-05-09

virginia city -- Con Virs Ma
opening exceptionally good ore o.
400 foot level.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-05-09
CONSOLIDATED WAREHOUSE co.
JUST RECEIVED CARLOAD

Wheat
Roll Barley
Mil Run Bran
Whole Barley
Cracked and Whole Corn
CONSOLIDATED WAREHOUSE co.
Sole Agents for Nevada
26t4
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-05-09

Las Vegas Construction OF two
new churches to start in immed ate
fa'ure.
Hamilton-New syndicate to thot-
euchly investigate Treasure hin
region.
Reno Chism Ice Cream plant
to be substantially enlarged.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-05-09

1onopah - Four carloads ore to
te shipped from North Star mine
during month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-06
NEW PLAYERS
AT OLYMPIC

with many new faces IN the cast
and chorus. the reorganixed olym.
pic Musical Comedy company will
present "A Day at the Races" for
three days starting Sunday. II Is
the first effort of tho new director.
Val Rowland.
Filling tho position OF prirna don.
ma Theada Balyeai. lately OF tho
San Carlo Grand Opera company.
will be heard In many special mum.
bers. As the petite vissi on Ia
Toscn." Media IN Pagiiacci." and
Cho.Cho San In Madame Butterfly
Miss Baiyeat is well known TO Seattle
audiences.
other new faces are: Guy West.
eccentric comedian; Dick Hyland,
Irish comedian. Hildegarde Brochie,
former local favorite. and Grace
Fields. late ingenue OF tho Pollard
Light Opera company.
The action Of tho show takes
place al the Sheepshead Bay track.
whore Rowland. a race promoter.
together with HIS daughter. played
w Miss Fields. Ia consplring 10 do
fraud ~ certain I. Pluckus of mon.
ey on fixed" race. Pluckus. por.
trayed by Hyiand. In reality has no
money but turns the tables on How
land and wins both the money and
the latter's daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-06

store. But as II Is night. the store
is closed and tho lights are out and
we are all covered up with a big
cloth. There were six bears IN this
counter before you came. You make
seven. Now you know all about IT,"
Hoop de doodler' cried Buster
Am | really teddy bear, stuffed
with sawdust and sewod up at the
seams7 And have shoe buttons for
eyes m. cverything7 I've always
wanted to be one so could live in
house and play with tho children
and hear the music. What's that7"
''Hushf' said the other teddy. bear.
tits daylight now and the store Ia
being opened. Soon they'll take our
cover off and customers will come
in and look around and buy"
"Will they buy me?'' asked Bus.
ter
"Perhapa." said tho bear.
just then tho cover was lifted and
little girl with curis stood beside
tho shopkeeper. She looked over
the bears. then picked up Buster.
II like this one best" she said.
II wonder n I'm Dreaming" said
Buster happily ms the litth girl
tucked him under her arm.
ITO lsc Continued
Copyright, 1928. by Seattle Starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-06
My 60 TO
ARIZONA!
cet ma u Yess cevxA ny fnhaiins
~nre~ Napor~.

4 cough IL always the sign Of In
l1zmmation- either IN the bronchial
eu6en. throat or lungs. Get RID OF
tbs inflammation and you VIII get
IA az the cough.
Procure : supply OF Dec" from
ANY reliable druggist. Genuy heat
= Sp0onfui of the ointment In tin
ntz{e and draw in deep Sreaths or
me soothing. heating vapor. This
1<uesitn an sntiseptic film OF oil
0vSr the raw, tnflamed membranes.
gradually helping 10 put them IN
sound condition
~pec~ Is composed entirely OF pure
Vegetable oils that are noted Tor
their gcrm-destroytns. healing PROB
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4r&otmsnf for coughs. whether acute
~ chrpnic. colds. catarrh. Group.
bronehitis and various respiratory
(rouhlea Guaranteed 20 give salts
factory results OF money back
~. n. c. Gisnnini. les Alpine Ter
|rn6a San Francisco. writes: For
About Z years I was troubled with .
1eo0. bad cough. Doctors advised
1&ox I irave this damp climate and
20 e Arixcna- finally tried your
1o0t and used II regularly. both
1nNo1iuE the vnpors and rubbing II
~ After four months my cough 70
mnno and I have gained ~ ibs- I
r. oPKo4 rtxht along during treat
Ea1e0e. 20 ccnsidcr myself cured.
r0eof' - sold by Leading drugatsts
knvQ1ywhore. Tubes. 3sc. Jars, ton
1e063p Mfg Co. makers, Berkeley.
= nLr-skdvertiscmcnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-06

with two headline Features and
three other varied acts scheduled. a
bill Of moro than ordinary promise IL
announced for the week starting at
the Palace Hip Saturday. Up and
at En- starring Doris May. Is the
pho,oplay to be shown.
"a village Choir Practice" will be
presented BY the washington Trio.
tsusail-town comedy talk. songs and
much hokum 10 included in the Of.
ferinT of these people.
Tips and Taps n the billing Of
thu dance novelty. In this two men
and a riri are said 10 offer anappy
numbers. both voeaiiy and with pedal
exirefnitie~. together with pleasing
costume changes.
musical comedy 1age are Frank
and Gracla -. Mont. whose eccentric
dancing. singing and talking In Non.
scnaicailties" are said 70 be highly
entertaining. James McSaily. known
M THE Boy with the Hata." n a
jnggler. described as quit an asset to
the bill.
The eauilibristic tricks. feats Of
strength and acrobatics of Jack Bas-
sctt and Gwen Bailey are entitled
The Unexpected" because OF sever
al dangerous moments. Chief OF
these Ia the building up of a series OF
tables and chairs TO the arch Of the
stage. whercupon II dcscends upon
Eaauoft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-06

whom the real msssag. IL intended.
The sketch has humorous angie
10 /, as well ~ serious aide. and
Mins Burkhsrt has been highly com.
u.nded for her clever presentation
BY many Of the leading educators
OF N. country. For ysa~ Miss
Burshart was known AZ the lady
dainty Of vaudeville and idolirsd ~
me greatest Of all starr.
M,.s Burkhart h supported By q
most able cart with Carol Wines.
. dainty young actress who plays
mo fiappsry Ruth willard PhiIiips.
az . ooiored maid. and Harry ID.
Owens. WHO appears IN the chsrao-
ter ~ a dsreputahlo man.
Edna Pierce and Hazel cofr are
two talented musicians Of personal.
i,y offering an artistic instrumental
program Of popular and harmony
numbers ca tho xyiophone. cornet
and piano
Gus Thalero's circus ~ a speedy
animal act. Mr.. Thalcro. ~ onc
OF tho foremost known animal
trainers IN the country.
Ralph Kitner and Jim Reany ars
appearing In their latest comedy at
traction. AN Ocean Episode"
Major Rhoads II billed as The
Street urchin" Offering popular
numbers with violin and song. Betty
Lou Hart. known ms the Bingham
Cih. win perform trick bicycis
stunts interpreted with ring'nE and
dancing. The rnntagcscope will
have n comedy feature. Let 'Er
Run" with Glen Goff at the
organ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-06

Buster Cinnamon Bear was asleep
for the winter.
Nancy and Nick and Dusty Coat.
the dwarf Sandman. had tucked him
in and covered him up.
Then things began 10 happen.
He was watcned with bump. He
had been dreaming that he was on n
toboggan-sled having a nico whizzy
ride down q steep hill. when bump
II was all Overt
Suddenly a complaining voice said.
"snyi Who do you think you are.
crowding In like this without being
asked Move overF'
''HuhF' grunted Buster. II didn't
aak 10 come here and I'm lust as
crowded MS you are. Where am |.
anyway"
We'll I deciarer' said tho voice
Say, fellows. this teddy-bear won
ders where he is. Ha, hal That's
q good Joke"
TEDDY bearl I'm no moro n teddy
bear than you are" retorted Buster
And I'd thank you kindly to toll
me where am"
well n you are no more teddy
bear than ! nm. you arc n teddy
bear Just the same, for I'm a teddy
bear myself" said the other. "And
we're both In n counter in toy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-06
HOOVER TURNS
DOWN new JOB
Declines to Succeed Fall In
Department

WASHINGTON. Jan. e.--sccresary
cf Commerce Hoover today declined
an offer 81 President Harding TO be-
come secretary OF the interior. sue
cceainr Albert II. Fall who viii re-
slrc March 4. Secretary Hoover. IN
conference AZ the White House to-
dav. informed the president that he
desired 70 remain in hts present posi-
tion. in order 20 complete tho work
witch he had mapped out ON large
scale when he entered office at the
beginning Of the Harding admins
tration.
Hoover has been fcrming an or
eanizasion In the department OF com
ncroc which ne hopes viii be instru'
mental IN greatly extending Amer
icA'n commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-06
CELEBRITY HEADS
PANTAsfS BILL

The PantaGes program for next
week will open with distinguished
star. Lillian Burkhart. siiss Burk'
hart. stage celebrity Of national
rcnown. IL returning 10 the stage
after an absence OF several years
and viii present a comedy sketch.
Mothers Right Here" Tho present
vehicle. which II a preachmeu'
aRains, the fapper evil. offers an
excellent opportunity for Miss Burk.
hart to impress her emotional mes.
sage deep into the hearts Of every
one. especially tho boys and girls. for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-06
1000 Invited to
Alaskan Dinner

Invitations numbering nearly 1000
have been issucd 60 state officials
and newspaper men Tor tho Alaskan
dinner to be held January 20 at tho
University OF Washington Commons.
The dinner will come az the con-
ciuslon q the Washington Press as
soclation meeting and the three'day
convention OF state editors. to be held
on the University campus January
Is. 10 and 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-06
Dry Leaders Will
Confer With Chief

Regional Prohibition Director +.
A. Haseitlne and state Director Roy
Lyle viii visit Portland January is,
10 and 20 for the annual convention
~ the Northwest Association %
Sherlffs and Police.
They win confer with Roy Haynes.
federal prohibition director. who will
be In attendance. Haynes II expect.
Ell 60 visit Seattle before returning
70 Washington AZ the conclusion OF
his tour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-06
Would Let Owners
Paw for Extension

Local Improvement committees
win BE- formed 20 finance street ra'''
way extensions. II bin drawn w
b. the city law dep~rtmcnt az the
request Of =. l.. Blaine, councilman.
can b. PASSED IN tho legislature, II
a. now tllsesl for groups OF cittrenH
% nav for additions To street car
lines. bat the ncw bin would allow
assessment OF property served by Tho
extension. Il majority OF the prop
erfv owners desired II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-06

M - ss@%fAfs
The youth insisted upon talking
Haven't you the least curiosity as
20 who AMI thought women
curio,A. you know"
who are your aAicrd Kate. "ans
then lie down and be Quiefr' with
mock s~vtrtty.
I'm Jatnss latham. bachelor ana
bum. Sullivan. Ind. And now. lady
fair" ho heEtated. than IN hts
heaviest tone. when DO I eatr.'
''Imn~diateiyr' Kate whinked out
OF the room and down 10 the kitchen
whore Justin awaited her.
How 10 he this morning. he
asked
Tn not AZ an surs we have an
injured man In the houser' Kate
laughed
That weiif rTne-
Justin seated himself at The break.
fast table while Kate prepared a
tray. sho took pasns that the tray
should 10 unusually attractive. A.
she s'aft~d hack up the stairs a
delieats pink tinted her usually
white skin.
whats wrong with you, KATE
wardT- shs chlded herself. Hes
only q lad and you're widlow--rtili
in love- with your husband--and here
you are hiushing"
TO lie Continued
! Copyright. 1874. by Seattle Stan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-06
THE ONE-MAN WOMAN
AGNES ABELIN0
CHAP. 25-THE INJURED STRANGER
HERE TODAY
ny RUTH AGNES ABELISo

KATE WAND. Twins wi'h her ~iae~sr
SusrfT Parsons. has . visitor.
CHINATOWN ALICE, who says kat1s
naS wkpp. was father ~ Aiies's ohiia.
DOQorHY The latter falls gu. ana
Kate offers AID but nests sin -
puxsiinH response ffnm hhos ~,
she drops the matter. fhsns AZ enc
sits one evening discussing the osse
With her fathsF. the t~e or he" ~ts
attracted ~ their dos
MONKS ~hinins. 20 fellow him -
lonely spot. whsrs they fnd the beer
% an unconscious man. Carrying hlha
cottage whsFs N the morning. hAts
finds him able 20 talk.
90 ON WITH TiIE STORY
"Ahi Good morning. lady fairf'
The injured man was speaking. II
was a voice entirely new 90 ksfe.
Ills tone was deep musical. Kate
knew that II he would sing u would
be- baritone and love song There
was trace OF mockery In tho voice
just fascinating hint Of r.
"And 20 what DO owe this N.
lightfui feminine ministration7 To
car which acted badly last EVENING"
blessed carr no went on.
III u was a car" Kate smiled.
we raw none. however, when va
dug you out of the mud at tho bot.
tom Of tho gully"
''out Of the mud And you soiied
your dainty fingers for such as meF'
The injured man caught Khts's
hand as nhs Strengthened the cover
lot about him.
Ills dark eyes smiled up az her,
The turf % hair visible between the
| handAgaa on the top Of his head was
also black
They ar. beautiful handsf
Audaciously ne was examining the
hand he held M u II we're an I'm
personal thing "a bic of carving. And
Kate. watching him. discovered tbs
youth about him. Hs was young
Perhaps younger than hernef
thought Kate why. he couldn't y
more than 20 or 81.
stop ~ stop itr' Kate laughed
Having even smashed head
doesn't give lad the privilege oi
holding n 1ady'a hand on such shori
acquaintance
"ohr. with fesRned surprise. =
hadn't thought % THAR He passed
q hand lightly over the bandsK~a
why, ia forsottsn~~in the c1hiiA
ration OF your prenence--thas mj
head ever had been snash~dF'
There now better iia down-sh'
doctor said you were to be quiet foi
Ia few days Kate had smoothes
tho pillows aud replaced them.
but We haven't been introduced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-06

ceased TO please wherever she has
appeared. A New York production
returning makes n possiblc for Miss
Card 10 ioin this company.
v. r. Henderson comes from New
York also. having Just finished the
making Of seiwyn's last great pro
duction. The Third Chanoo" which
nays that he han In stors sofns Of
the latest New York prodn-tions for
Seattle thcaser.goera
Not Tonight. pearfa" n . faros
comedy that was the laughing Sou.
sation Of New York last season IL
ia snappy from tho rise OF tho first
curtain until the fail Of tho Last. IL
ls full OF pep and real sade.splitt'ng
comedy. To try and explain the plot
would spoil the ahow for you. Tho
only thing we ear any - that u 10
packed full OF laughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-06
Aspirin Cargle
in Tollsilitis
Cut This Out and Save if
Subject to Sore Throat

A harmless and effective gargle
IN to dissolve two Bayer Tablets OF
Aspirin In four tablespoonfuls OF
water, and sargie throat thorough.
iy. Repeat In two hours II neoes-
sary.
Be sure you use only the genuine
Baycr Tablets of Aspirin, marked
with the Bayer Cross, which can
he had In tin boxes of twelve tablets
for q few cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-06

NEW YoRK.-->James Kinselia.
noted artist. found dead with gas
tube in mouth In his apartment near
Greenwich Village here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-06

vALETrA. Malta. Mohammed
VI. former sultan % Turkey. leaves
here FOR Mecca. 10 take sanctuary
with Husseln. king OF Hedjaz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-06
COSMOPOLITAN PLAYERS
INTRODUCING NEW MEMBERS

The Cosmopolitan Players, Mt tho
Orpheum theater. viii introduce.
commencing Monday evening. tho
following new members;
Miss Marguerite Allen, now lead
ing woman. formerly leading woman
with the Poll Players In Washing.
ton. ID. c., and personally starred
with 1.-THE Outcast" by George Tyler.
She was also leading woman with
Andrew Mack for two seasons. just
returning from tour Of Australia.
Fred Sullivan. formerly with David
Belasco New York productions. and
several seasons with james X Hack
EFT. Mr.. Sullivan is reputcd to be
one OF the finest character actors
Of the day having Just completed q
long season en- tour Of Canada in
Forbes Robertson masterpiece. The
Passing OF the Third Floor Back"
Miss Kathryn Gard comes from
New York with tho very highest rec
ommendation that she has never
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-06

For tomorrow the Moore n offer.
tnr that great dramatic and film
star. John Davidson. The sketch In
called -Circumsfsntiai Evidence"
and there are ~ American actors In
Davidson's support There arr III
men on . Jury trying man for
murder, and around this situation
thnrs has been woven . vary dra-
matte ss-minuss ssory.
Stan Stanley calls himself -ons OF
TIE audience" He might be called
comedian ana At times ne might b.
called an acrobat but whatever n
IL that has brought bis name 20 shs
front OF thoaters In the electric
lights. u n distinctive.
Charles oFDonnell and Ethel Blair
will appear in an amusing ekit. The
Plano Tuner Persons ia the audi
encs viii be able 20 recall many OF
the Incidents portrayed on tho stage
IN this amusing sketch. or course
these funrnakers exaggerate. but the
bas1s OF fact 10 there.
Babb. Carroll and syreIi havs n
unique dancing act. The trio. two
girls and man. are masters OF their
profession they have technique.
srace. harmony and should please
any audience.
Tho Flying Henrya are sensational
asrsalssts with rare feats performed
I'm midair.
Pietro. known wherever there Is a
phonogrnph. will entertain with mu'
sic from his giant piano accordion.
/ Hughes and Debrow have an
amusing number In "chickenology. I"
II is n comedy turn with new
angle.
Aesop's Fables. pathe News. Top.
lea OF the Day and the concert or
chetra under the direction OF Tiny
Burnett have their regular places on
the big new bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-06
MUSICAL COMEDY "OH. LOOK"
COMING TO METROPOLITAN

&VtstA~N w AHssstsfft W.
'Oh. LookF' heralded as ono Of tho
best musical comedies OF tho day.
opens at the Metropolitan theater on
January ie for one week. II ls a
musical comedy version Of the we'll
known comedy. Ready Money"
by James Montgomery.
The music for 'Oh. LookF' was
written by Nat Goldstein and Harry
Carroll, both well known in the song
writing field. Nat GoIdstein might
be recalled by such tunes as Haunt.
ing Waltz" What Would You Dor"
I'm an Oriental Garden" etc. while
Harry Carroll II known for his well
known hit. II Am Always Chasing
Ttainbows."
Harry Fox. the well known iegiti.
mate musical comedy star. Ia seen
I'm the stellar role. supported by Dave
Jones. Muriel Hudson. r. A. Miller.
Luther Yantis. Harry Hoyt, Wilbur
Highly. Mildred Gethins. Ethan Al.
len. Agnes Sanford. Ethel Martclle,
Leva Brown and a glitterfng galaxy
OF glorious girls that compose the
chorus. The show Is presented by
Nat GoldsteIn. by arrangement with
comstock A. Gest. and brings with
II an augmented orchestra under the
personal supervision OF the producer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30

eleventh, running too long on inter mediate or low speeds
 6. Do not allow cooling system to freeze in cold weather If anti freezing mixture is not used in cool ing system, the hood or radiator or both should be protected by a heat retaining cover or water should be drained from the system at nights or when standing idle Refill with warm water; the car will start easier. Never pour in hot water when the engine is cold. nor cold water when the engine s hot. It may crack the substances are on the market Good on include wood alcohol, denatured alcohol glycerin or chemically pure calcium chloride. Glycerin retards the evaporation of alcohol Kero- sene may be used in the cooling sys- tenn, but only in cars where circula- ton is maintained by a pump oth- erwise the engine may heat up.
 s. The following tables show at what temperatures certain mixtures will freeze: Seventeen per cent wood alcohol and S3 per cent water freezes at 10 per cent above zero Fahrenheit; 2l per cent wood alcohol and 69 per cent water freezes at 10 per cent be- low zero Fahrenheit; 28 per cent de- natured alcohol and 72 per cent water freezes at 10 per cent above zero. Fahrenheit; 52 per cent dena- tured alcohol and AS per cent water freezes at 10 per cent below zero Fahrenheit; 12 per cent alcohol, 12 per cent glycerin and 76 per cent water freezes at 10 per cent above zero Fahrenheit; 16 per cent alcohol l6 per cent glycerin and 6S per cent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30
SAFETY LESSONS FOR
 THE AUTO DRIVER

and finally fill with clean soft water. Inserting the nozzle of an ordinary water hose in the radiator opening and turning on a good water pressure helps flush out the cooling system.
 1. If the cooling system leaks, it is advisable to have 1t repaired at once. Avoid using anti-leak prepa- rations; they are apt to clog up the cooling system and retard proper cooling
 5. The engine may overheat be- cause of: First, not enough water in the radiator; second, constructed holes in gaskets where pipe connec- tions join the cylinders or pumps third, wornout hose connections; fourth, deposits of lime. dirt, or other foreign matter on walls of water jacket or radiator; fifth, mud or other substances that prevent the proper passage of air through the ra- diator; sixth, water frozen in radia- tor seventh, fan belt too loose CT off pulley Additional causes are: Eighth shortage Lf oil, or oil that has been used too long in crank case; ninth, too rich a gasoline miXture tenth, driving too long with retarded spark ;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30

The average income of a clothing worker in Berlin is now 25,000 marks an hour.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30

water freezes at 15 degrees below zero Fahrenheit; pounds pure cal cium chloride to 1 gallon of water freezes at IS per cent above zero Fahrenheit; pounds pure calcium chloride to 1 gallon of water freezes at Y per cent below zero Fahrenheit
 It is doubtful yif there IS any duller job on earth than that held by a red faced, pathetic-looking individual who sits day after day in small boat tied by a rope to Blackfriars Bridge. which crosses the Thames in the busiest part of London. Paint CTS are at work on the bridge, and and this mans job is to cast off his rope and catch them if and when they fall into the river