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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
33
The passage notes that in this season deaths from lung diseases peak due to heavy moisture laden air that aggravates illnesses, lack of sunlight lowering physical resistance, and chills from dampness causing sickness plus a mental low mood seen as another harmful effect.
German officials incline to accept the French note as a basis for talks, but the press splits over actual agreement prospects. Nationalist papers see no progress while Socialist Democrat outlets view it as a step forward. Critics call France hypocritical after Ruhr invasion and unyielding in concessions.
Grove City Rotary Club held its weekly luncheon at the Penn Grove Hotel with fifty covers. Speaker was Dr. J. Gresham Machen of Princeton Theological Seminary, among many guests from across Pennsylvania and nearby states.
The Turkish government maintained the largest stamp collection on record with seventeen million stamps divided into 280 lots. The sale funded construction of a Bagdad railway section.
The Madison Avenue church and Bible school held a picnic at Vances grove near Wilmington Junction with eighty attendees. Participants gathered at the church at 9 30 and traveled by auto to the grove, enjoying a noon dinner and afternoon sports organized by church committees led by W G Wilkins J B Bumbaugh and Mrs R A Franklin.
The Mabel Wilson Lodge 567 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen held a picnic at Cascade Park on Wednesday. Dinner served at 6 30 p m fed 75 persons. Husbands and families of Auxiliary members were guests. Waitresses and waiters included Mrs Mabel Hurt Mrs Viola Evans Mrs Fanny Johnston Mrs Pearl Taylor Mrs Elsie Swadner John Farmer Sam Fowler and C A Furgione. Next meeting set for September 2 at the K of P hall on Cherry Street.
One hundred fifteen persons attended the L A to O R C lodge picnic at Cascade Park on Wednesday for Ladies Auxiliary to Order of Railroad Trainmen members and husbands and families. It was a basket picnic with dinner at 6 p.m. The grove tables featured garden flowers and park amusements followed. Committee in charge included Mrs E B Ray Mrs S W First Mrs Grover Wilson Mrs McGrath and Mrs E D Woods. Dr and Mrs F W Guy and daughter Margaret and son Harold left on a camping trip to Lake Erie. Work continues at Woods school building on East Madison Avenue with the concrete wall nearly finished.
A birth is reported for a child born to Mr. and Mrs. James Ritty of North Cedar Street. The notice provides limited details beyond the parents and residence.
A local appeal urges women to buy a six ounce bottle of Korene from New Castle druggists for 60 cents. It claims Korene is not poisonous, safe to drink, and four times as powerful as carbolic acid as an antiseptic, stronger than mercury bichloride, with a money back guarantee if not declared the most wonderful antiseptic.
An ad promotes Mooney's Emerald Oil as a simple inexpensive remedy to reduce inflamed swollen toe joints and varicose veins. It urges purchasing a two ounce bottle from local druggists and promises full refund if not satisfied. Applies night and morning with claimed quick improvements toward normal veins and bunions.
A daughter was born on Tuesday, August 25, and given the name Mary Ruth. The brief item notes the birth and the chosen name for the newborn.
Mr and Mrs J E Crill of Nesbitt banished by neighborhood? attending the Butler fair with their daughter Mary Lou Hoffman of Cherry Street and will travel to Pittsburgh for a visit.
Word from Seventh ward friends says Floyd Allen of West Madison Avenue is much improved after a period of illness. He traveled to Lees Cross Roads near Harrisburg about two weeks ago for his health and expects to stay there for some time.
Mr and Mrs E G Gilbert and children of Eighth street have returned home after visiting relatives in Alliance Ohio.
Mrs Charles Westfall of Wilmington Avenue, a well known resident of the Seventh ward, is camping with relatives about 100 miles north of Toronto, Canada, at Minnon.
Philip Williams 15 of Glassport died after falling from a 65 foot cliff on Glassport Elizabeth road while picking elderberries with three companions. Fleeing a field owner they ran. Williams stumbled and suffered a broken neck and fractured skull. He died en route to McKeesport hospital.
The Campaign Committee for Walter V. Tyler invites supporters to visit headquarters Saturday after noon or evening. Located next door to the Hotel Sherman office on South Mill Street. Local 11.
Modern science promotes a root extracting balsam named Karma as a permanent hair removal method. It claims to reach hair roots, loosen them, and prevent regrowth with easy application like cold cream. Guaranteed to remove unsightly hair or money refunded. sold by several drugstores.
DAYTON Ohio August 27 Steve Crothers of Chestnut Hill Pennsylvania yesterday broke the world trap shooting record at Vandalia Grand American Handicap by hitting 436 straight targets to surpass Ira Campbell Missouri who held 414. The article notes Crothers also credited with 497 days out of 500. It ends with unrelated proverbs about camels locusts and selfishness.
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