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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
13
A Popular Mechanics authority notes that dense London fogs may kill more foes than a pitched battle. December sees peak deaths from lung diseases due to moist air and low sunlight, with winter months following. Illness often follows chills and low mood during the fog season.
German officials leaning toward accepting French notes as a base for talks, but the press is split on any real progress toward a security pact under French terms. Nationalist papers say the note advances nothing while socialist press sees a step forward. Critics call France hypocritical after Ruhr invasion and accuse supporters of treachery.
Grove City Rotary Club covered fifty at the Penn Grove Hotel luncheon. Speaker Dr. J Gresham Machen of Princeton Theological Seminary led the program. Guests included H A Wiley Tulsa Rev A P Bittenger Ambridge and others from Orlando St Clairsville Louisville Pittsburgh and Warren. The tale ends noting Turkey’s record stamp collection of seventeen million stamps sold in 280 lots to fund Bagdad railway section.
The Madison Avenue church and Bible school held a picnic at Vance's grove near Wilmington Junction on Wednesday. Attendees arrived about 9 36 and traveled by automobile to the grove, enjoying a plenic dinner and supper hosted by the church ladies. Afternoon sports included a ball game races horseshoe pitching and other activities organized by the amusement committee.
Seventy five members of the Mabel Wilson Lodge 567 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen held a picnic at Cascade Park on Wednesday. A 6:30 dinner served to 75 people followed by park amusements.
One hundred fifteen persons attended the L A O R C lodge picnic at Cascade Park on Wednesday for Ladies Auxiliary to Order of Railroad Trainmen members and families. It was a basket picnic with dinner at 8 p.m. Tables featured garden flowers, followed by park amusements. Committee in charge: Mrs B B Ray, Mrs S W Flint, Mrs Grover Wilson, Mrs McGrath, Mrs E D Woods.
A notice urging women of New Castle to buy Korene antiseptic from local druggists for 60 cents. It claims Korene is non poisonous and four times stronger than Carbolic Acid and more powerful than merury compounds, insisting it should be used in the home. It appeals as a revelation about feminine hygiene.
An advertisement claims Moone's Emerald Oil reduces swollen toe joints and varicose veins with two ounces lasting long and a money back guarantee. It urges purchase from local druggists and notes a reader’s baby named Mary, Ruth, and a Pittsburgh visit after news of a Butler fair. Health update mentions Floyd Allen improving at Loes Cross Roads near Harrisburg.
Philip Williams aged 15 from Glassport died after a 65 foot fall along Glassport Elizabeth road while picking siderberries with three other boys. They fled when the field owner approached and Williams stumbled over the cliff en route to MeKeesport hospital.
Modern science promotes Karma as a safe root extracting balsam to remove hair permanently. The ad claims easy at home use with guaranteed results or money back, listing sellers like Eckerd and New Castle Drug Corp.
International News Service reports Steve Crothers of Chestnut Hill Pennsylvania set a new trap shooting world mark at Vandalia, breaking 436 targets in a 447 out of 500 series to surpass Iran Campbell of Missouri who held 414 straight.
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