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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
51
Principal Thomas W. Kelly announces Union township schools start Monday August 31. Parents urged to enroll children ages eight to sixteen. special reports on Scotland Lane and White schools. New high school courses offered including commercial shop domestic science and regular academics.
A list of students including Avenue grade 3 Mary Seley Oak land No 1 Erna Suhure Oakland No 2 Anna Hallgren White No 1 Jennie Johnson White No 2 Grace Chapin Washington school Luella Switzer and teachers at Union township senior high school Prof Kelly R F Conway Mrs Mae Dean L H Burnham Miss Zelda E Newman and Miss Catherine Sellers.
Glynn Morgan announces candidacy for the six year School Director term in New Castle. He emphasizes careful fiscal management and educational responsibility, noting 27 years as a resident and his furniture and art business at 1211 South Mill Street.
In a Hungarian village villagers report visions of the Virgin Mary and miracles after farmer Lodovic Koevoer saw Our Lady in a forest. Fifty residents built a shrine and claim further sightings of saints. Cripples throw away crutches after prayers, and pilgrim trade surges.
Harrisburg announces William H Bristow will move from Milford schools to become assistant director of secondary education in the state department of public instruction. Also announced were new state highway patrolmen appointments.
Secretary of Labor Davis, who returned from England, departed for Montreal to inspect the immigration station and attend a Moose Lodge meeting.
A Wednesday picnic in Dr. Frederick Taylor grove drew eighteen attendees with games and a fine supper. Notable guests included the Merchant family, Laura Wilson, J R Meek, Layton and Kerr families, and Ellwood City visitors. Local notices mention a Methodist dime social September 1 and a P H C corn and weiner roast August 28.
Persuasive ad copy touts Melloglo beauty cream from McKinley and Frantz Paisley Pharmacy. Claims include quick texture change toward a rose petal, lasting whitening nourishment purification, and night wear or powder base use with non sticky formula.
A humorous exchange contrasts a henpecked husband and an independent wife. He claims he follows her weather cues, saying if she predicts rain he lets it rain and if she foresees snow he lets it snow. The quip highlights marital dynamics with a playful twist.
In Honolulu an affidavit by Dr. Henry B. Schwartz shows Japanese language schools have spent over 25000 dollars in two years challenging language school laws. The affidavit compares alien and citizen pupil percentages in foreign language versus public schools and notes higher costs than the objections’ withheld fees.
The Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts is the world’s leading user of roots and herbs. Over half a million pounds are used annually to manufacture Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The herbs are harvested when medicinal elements are at their peak, contributing to the product’s reputed effectiveness for restoring health to women.
The steamship Fenix, deemed the oldest registered vessel by Lloyds, built in 1848 and renamed six times with a 1900 rebuild, was destroyed by fire in Copenhagen.
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