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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
7
This catalog-style note suggests nickel plated ash receivers with colored glass bowls as attractive gifts. Leather bound inserts in brown or black fit vest pockets or desks. Gillette safety razors in multiple sizes and cases priced from 5 to 10 dollars.
Police grill Tony di Gregorio 21 head messenger with Kean Taylor Co over a daylight theft of 466000 in liberty bonds in Brooklyn. His brother Joseph is in custody. detectives seek leads as two men robbed the messengers near Williamsburg bridge and fled in a waiting car. Bonds of 5000 and 10000 denominations remain missing.
John M. Cranor testified before congressional investigators that he acted as a go-between or had any link to the $40,000 bribe alleged by Tucker K. Sands tied to a Downey shipbuilding contract. He said he did not arrange to pay Sands $40,000 to secure a credit for Providence Engineering, a Downey subsidiary.
A local store advertises a bulk outing flannel sale offering five yards for one dollar, a dramatic cut from the former price range of 39c to 45c per yard. The deal highlights a clearance tone likely aimed at moving stock quickly.
Suburban offers Empire Mohawk window shades 81 by 90 inches with seamless sheets and minimal defects. Suburban Day price is 1.59 dollars for a Suburban shade, claimed to equal first quality.
The ad lists numerous rugs with Suburban Day Price discounts, including Cot-A-Lap Stove Rugs in several sizes, Japanese Grass Rugs, Axminster and Wilton varieties, tapestry Brussels, and Velvet pieces. Prices span from 50 cents to over 150 dollars, highlighting inlaid linoleums and heavy pile options.
Shriners from this city meet at the YWCA at 6 15 this evening to board a specially arranged car forYoungstown Ohio The party offers several hours of amusement with no return time set officials expect a late return if the trip runs past midnight
A performer ends the act after declaring final joke and leaving the stage. Audience reaction mixed as incident closes the event with no injuries reported.
A witty dialogue notes that opportunists chase fast wealth while gullible people chase quick losses, highlighting a common paradox in get-rich schemes and the cautions readers offer.
The Hawaiian Mandolin and Guitar Club performs tomorrow at Epworth Church. Selections include College Boys March a steel guitar solo Thelma McCracken and club vocal solo Mrs McCullough and club and Little Queen Waltz with Mr Walter Grasser and club.
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