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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
33
Rotary Club plans memorial trees for each Lawrence County soldier who died in service. Grading at the Junior High School nears completion but fall planting depends on open weather. a memorial plate will accompany each tree.
Following an indictment by the grand jury this morning G. A. Williams pleaded guilty to larceny. He was indicted jointly with O. L. Rice for robbery of merchandise from Baltimore and Ohio railroad cars. Rice denies the charge and will stand trial.
An old health ad touts Blood-Iron Phosphate as a French discovery that builds nerves and enriches blood to restore strength and vitality. Five grain tablets taken with meals allegedly help thin, nervous, or anemic individuals gain solid weight, with Hainer Drug Co. and other druggists offering a three week supply for 50 cents per week, guaranteed satisfaction.
Thousands of women are urged to check kidney bladder problems with Dr Kilmer Swamp Root. The ad claims kidney health restores balance, easing back pain headaches and low energy. A sample bottle can be obtained by sending ten cents to Kilmer Co. and full sizes are sold in drug stores.
Appeals filed this morning challenge three judgments against Jake Conti of New Castle Fireworks, including wages awards to Mary De Cerbo 45 dollars Maggie F Frank 48.75 and Mary Fabiano 45. Additional appeals include Adam Dumbek vs Frank Akomsky 65 dollars Cliford Bauder vs Reuben Smith 82.28 Emma Martin vs C W Smith 350 and Frank Paglia vs New Castle Motor Company 28.15.
A testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cures stomach and bowel trouble by removing catarrhal mucus and reducing intestinal inflammation. The note mentions it helped a reader and their son in Canada and offers money back with one dose convincing buyers. McKee's Kut Rate at 1 Mill St. and druggists everywhere.
Leon Friedman, 35, was arrested in Cleveland on a charge of receiving stolen goods. Police believe they have evidence to break up a gang active in several states with losses totaling hundreds of thousands. Woolen goods valued at 25000 dollars were recovered as part of the loot.
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