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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
30
Ohio senator Simeon Fess calls for a rule to curb filibusters by limiting debate to the measure at hand. He proposes a 30 minute cap during the last six days and a simple appeal process, aiming to protect the majority while limiting minority obstruction.
Readers learn that frequent purging is unnecessary and Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin provides gentle, lasting relief. One dose can foster weeks of natural bowel movement with months sometimes passing before another is needed. It is promoted as harmless and pleasant for children too, with a 60 cent bottle sale nationwide.
Greensburg Pa December 10 Nine letters beginning Dear Charlie and referencing the Old Bull and Old Devil were used as evidence in the James Payne Latrobe suit against Charles Adams for alienation of Mrs Payne’s affections. Prosecution says Adams stayed at the Payne home during Payne’s absence and was seen with Mrs Payne in public places. Judge Charles D Copeland presided. Payne sought 20000 dollars in damages.
Wot Bothered By Bladder Weakness At Might A. C. Smith, 41 W. Broad St., Bethlehem, Pa., reports waking refreshed and urges use of Lithiated Buchu tablets for bladder relief. He notes they cleanse the bladder, neutralize acids, and ease irritation, costing 2 cents each at drug stores, Keller Laboratory, Mechanicsburg, Ohio.
An old advertisement touts Heet as a harmless penetrating solution for lumbago back pain and rheumatic discomfort. It claims immediate heat draws out pain and soreness, scatters congestion, and provides a cure for joints muscles or nerves. The product is described as a clean non staining liquid with two soothing ingredients and priced at 60 cents.
The McCaslin school hosted a Friday night entertainment social on December 4 led byEffie O Wimner. A varied program featured recitations songs duets dialogues and a cake walk with proceeds totaling 26.25. A closing remark suggested Coolidge become dictator due to presumed noninterference.
An advertisement declares Allenrho dissolves uric acid deposits and ends rheumatic pain within twenty four hours. Drug stores guarantee refunds if no relief, with McKee's Rut Rate Store listed as the local agent in the city and instructions to send free particulars to out of town buyers. James H. Allen of Rochester New York is named as the discoverer sharing the guarantee.
Overnight News reports Blanche Shaw 16 and Leslie Maybe 14 died when their sled sped into an automobile in a fatal collision.
New York article reports the 18 grandchildren of the late John Muir stock broker will receive the income from a forthcoming 15 story apartment house costing $2,500,000. The projected income is estimated at $800 per room.
New Brunswick Rutgers University students backed United States entry into the world court by a large majority. Of 1,232 ballots cast only 157 opposed. In New York, Stella A. Miner of the Girls Service League of America blamed parents for most cases of girls running away from home.
New York reports that Tullio Serafin, famed Met Opera conductor, was struck by a car and seriously hurt. In Stamford Connecticut, Rev Clarence M Goodman, clergyman and contractor, testified he chewed dynamite as medicine and received a $25 fine for possessing eight sticks without a permit.
New York based Virginia Magee charges Fred Plummer a motion picture producer with assault after she applied for a job and received a violent kiss that bruised her lip.
Pittsburgh authorities with federal agents launched a Christmas drive against bootleg liquor by raiding 25 alleged wet spots. The coordinated operation marks the first time municipal and federal agencies work as a unit in the city.
In Towanda Pennsylvania Mrs. Belle Knapp 68 died after returning to her burning home to save belongings. Firefighters were injured when a heavy slate roof collapsed, trapping and injuring several.
In Pittsburgh a dry agent, Joseph Tabasco, killed 46 year old Mitro Mitchalzyn after mistaking him for a burglar. An examination found the slain man did not carry a revolver. Mitchalzyn was the father of eight children.
An eastern hosiery firm received an unusual order from a North Carolina woman who explains she buys white stockings to catch fleas. She notes fleas are attracted to white fabric and are not visible on black stockings, so she can identify the pests by inspecting the white pairs. The letter implies a flea observation method tied to product choice.
Central Presbyterian Sunday School presents a cantata titled Santa Claus Defenders on Wednesday evening December 23. The church choir led by chorister Lawrence Thompson performs with selections planned by the program committee including Mary Moorehead Margaret Lowery Elizabeth Robinson Fannie Love Dorothy White Eva Johnston Wilson Carson and Lawrence Thompson.
The tale recounts Mary Shelley publishing Frankenstein in 1818. A student narrates creating a monster from tomb relics and dissection room materials. The creature gains life and commits crimes including murder and destruction before dying in the Northern seas.
Michael Arlen crafts a brilliant mystery set in Mayfair with Red Antony while F Britten Austin offers Diamond Cut Diamond a globe spanning crime tale with detection. Two premier writers present thrilling fiction in the Sunday World Short Story Section.
The News clarifies the fatal shooting reported last night did not occur at 1229 Moravia Street. The correct location is a few doors away, with a restaurant at 1229 Moravia Street noted as not involved in any trouble. No further incidents are reported at that address.
Angora goats are small animals weighing 80 to 100 pounds, occasionally reaching 140 pounds or more in the United States. Both sexes usually have horns and beards, and their fleece yields 3 to 12 pounds.
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