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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1925
Page
24
A crossword puzzle list with numbered across and down clues including 2 Restrain by fear and 4 Residue from combustion. Clues cover gleam eastern state abbr checkers and more. Includes guidance: fill confident words first to aid crossing letters and solve remaining entries.
William K. Hutchinson profiles varied leisure pursuits of prominent figures, detailing private hobbies of leading names and the cultural ties that reveal their public personas. The piece blends anecdotal moments with brief social context.
Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi is portrayed as a personable, witty figure in Washington. The profile traces his rise from Crystal Springs dishwasher and Crystal Springs newsboy to district attorney and finally U.S. Senator after defeating James K. Vardaman. It notes his broad friendships across parties and his early life struggles. The piece also mentions his baseball days and explains how he came to be known simply as Pat. Tomorrow Senator Robert Stanfield.
Westinghouse tests boost radio waves showing a program from KDKA Pittsburgh could be received by KFKK Hastings Nebraska and re broadcast on the same wavelength. The system eliminates feed back and promises world wide program amplification via multiple booster stations according to H P Davis vice president.
St Marys Pa Aug 10 Jos Simbecki returning from a fishing trip along Hick s Run encountered three bear cubs and was chased by the mother bear. He climbed a tree for about fifteen minutes then hurled a boot to frighten her and escaped back toward home.
Harrisburg Aug 10 International News Service plans for special instruction for handicapped children in Pennsylvania public schools are being prepared by the state department of public instruction. State Superintendent Francis R Haas aims to give every school age child the best educational opportunities with trained teachers, proper buildings, and equipment. Special attention will be given to mentally sub normal defective speech blind deaf partially blind partially deaf crippled undernourished tuberculous exceptionally bright and restoration classes.
Dr. George Bagnall 59 of Stoneboro died at Mercer hospital Friday after a five day illness from ruptured appendix and systemic poisoning. Born in North township he studied at Grove City college Wooster and Illinois university. Survived by widow and two sons George of Wilmerding and Faul at home. He served Mercer county as clerk of courts until 1924.
House movers rolling a two story frame dwelling down a hill in Omaha Nebraska lost control. The house plowed 250 feet at about 20 mph, collapsing three telephone poles and hitting a steel capstan in St Marys Avenue. The crash halted after six blocks of a steep decline.
A historical clipping notes women used ample rouge last year to the navy, implying cosmetic trends or wartime morale signaling. The remark frames women and navy in a humorous or satirical light within a wartime home front context.
A puzzle clue list featuring two sets of wordings. For the first set Word 1 asks for an animal in the picture Word 4 seeks an active strength or force Word 5 wants the opposite of fate The second set includes Word 1 a French seaport Word 2 means keenly desirous Word 3 means to deck or dress up
A National Wholesale Grocers Association committee reports on bargain hunters who chase specials across stores. It says these shoppers foster costly sales forces and locations, keeping prices high. The panel recommends a nationwide phone for food campaign to simplify orders and curb costs.
President Coolidge and Vice President Dawes along with Senators Pepper and Reed and Governor Pinchot have been invited to attend the convention of the Izaak Walton League of America to be held in Williamsport Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania Division of the League will organize next month with the Williamsport chapter hosting the Waltonians of the state. The three day meeting is expected to draw more than 2,500 delegates and members representing over 50,000 sportsmen, promising the greatest gathering in Pennsylvania’s history.
Nodd and Todd spar over baby milestones in a playful exchange. Nodd boasts his child walks teeth and talks at the same age, while Todd counters with delays and old jokes about shaving and barbers.
A teacher asks what a pedestrian is and Johnny answers a pedestrian is a person who does not drive a car. The exchange shows students interpreting everyday terms during a lesson.
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