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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
14
The piece explains why traffic patrols chalk cars and issue tags for violations such as parking near hydrants or intersections, no parking zones, and speeding. It advises drivers to inspect the tag, admit guilt if appropriate, and pay fines at the police station, noting typical costs for various infractions.
Feel Glorious. Nicest Laxative Cascarets 10c. Don’t stay headachy bilious constipated or sick. One or two pleasant candy like Cascarets will gently stimulate your liver and start your bowels. You will look and feel clean refreshed with pink tongue and rosy skin. Cascarets never gripe or sicken and are the largest selling laxative in the world. Buy a box at any drug store.
Connecticut moves to curb bad driving using picture machines placed along highways to gather evidence of reckless drivers during the Yale Princeton game. Robbins B. Stoeckle declares upcoming monitoring will help the motor vehicles department compile proof of infractions. Police will pursue the collected evidence after the game to reduce football day crashes, noting 262 accidents last year. Christmas boxes trace to Roman times with alms distributed after the holiday season.
An advertisement promises a free copy of a book by Dr. H. J. Whittier on treating leg sores and varicose ulcers with a painless method. Readers are asked to send name and address to Suite 1182 421 East 11th Street in Kansas City Missouri.
Pittsburgh, Dec 3. The Western Penitentiary trustees began planning a centennial observance to mark 100 years since the first prisoner entered the walled city. The board outlined an appropriation plan and a humane discipline emphasis comparing past and present treatment. The prison has housed 24 336 inmates with few escapes, and notable events include 1921 23 outbreaks and a roof trapdoor escape. Built 1818 26 190 cells opening 1826 cost 178 000, expanded to 266 cells. Reforms in 1869 introduced labor education and the commutation law for good behavior.
Twelve members attended the Saturday gathering. a pleasant afternoon concluded with a lunch. Reminder of the chicken supper and bazaar on Thursday evening, Dec. 3, at the Hillsville M. EB. church. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith of the community were mentioned.
Advertises Pape’s Diapepsin as a harmless relief for fullness or discomfort after eating. Claims it settles the stomach and corrects digestion within moments of entering the stomach. Describes the remedy as a guaranteed stomach corrector costing only a few cents at any drug store.
A vintage beauty ad touts Danderine as a 35 cent tonic that revives dry dull hair. It claims roots strengthen, hair grows thicker, and curls become wavy and lustrous after a week of use with regular brushing.
Lowellville residents and relatives visited across nearby towns this Sunday. W W Gilmore and Mrs Gilmore spoke of time with kin in Hubbard and other visits were noted including Erma Perrine returning from Jackson Center. Choir practice and mid week prayer in the parsonage followed by a planned Thanksgiving meeting.
Preaching services are set for next Sunday at 10 30 with Rev Howarth of Mount Hermon. The Missionary Society holds an all day church meeting Thursday. Local families Thanksgiving visits and gatherings are listed with names including Munnell McCormick McConnell Welisy Weisy McBride Book Welay Welsy and Stevenson. Additional visits and a Cleveland business trip are noted among area residents.
Four new nurses from Butler have accepted positions at Grove City hospital. Miss Nancy Earhart serves as matron, and the nurses began duties this week in Grove City, Pennsylvania.
Grove City Pennsylvania December 8 demand for butter is rising at the Grove City creamery manager H C Jackson reports. Winter weather and early cattle scarcity boost prices while the U S government and Navy have long been big buyers of the creamery output. The plant built in 1918 serves as an experimental station for dairy research with a large laboratory for ongoing experiments.
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