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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
7
The Associated Charities monthly report shows hundreds of needy articles distributed and extensive care by volunteers. It notes clothing and monetary support, home visits, and Thanksgiving baskets prepared for families, with ongoing appeals for donations and aid.
An old style advert claims Cascarets freshen up the body without gripe or harsh effects. It touts a mild candy-like feel, promising quick, gentle cleansing for men women and children, with directions in each box.
A Nationalty Council article warns adults to set a safety example to prevent home accidents. It highlights burns from hot liquids, stairs dangers with a baby, unsecured gates and railings, open windows, and unstable furniture as common hazards for children.
Advice warns against small parts in toys and foods for infants and toddlers. Do not give peanuts or nut candy to children under two, avoid loose parts like eyes buttons and kernels, and never mouth pins or coins. Teach children not to run or mouth objects and inspect toys for hazards to prevent choking and choking-related injuries.
West min ster College male students show growing interest in ice hockey this winter. At the Crescent Club a banner banner organized. Tom Mansell of Bridgeport Conn has been elected captain and Jake Crowe of New Wilmington manager. Plans call for a challenge to other campus organizations in a series of games at The Cut, a pond one mile east of New Wilmington.
Court appointed viewers recommended building a bridge over the Allegany River at Templeton connecting Pine and Washington townships. The plan calls for a 47 foot clearance above the river and at least 22 feet above Pennsylvania Railroad tracks, located 338 feet north of the 58-78 mile post, to serve a large cross river population.
The Phillips Mill of Magnesis urges readers to accept the genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians for six decades as an antacid laxative and corrective. It highlights 28 cent bottles and 50 cent bottles with directions printed at drug stores.
A ledger of property transfers shows multiple individuals selling or transferring real estate in wards and towns with prices from one to fourteen thousand dollars. Notable transactions include Westlake to Para die for 1, Hart sellers, and the West Pittsburg Land Co. transfer to Steve Cuharan for 31,100, with other deeds recorded in Perry Pulaski and Sixth Ward among various buyers and sellers. In KITTAMNING Pa on December 10, trouble erupted at a wedding when Jack Weld filed assault and battery claims after allegedly biting off a finger from Mike Bruski, who pursued legal action.
An advertisement urges readers with hernias to write to WS Rice at 288 Main St Adams to receive a free trial of a “simulating” rupture appliance. It claims the device will cause muscles to bind and openings to close naturally, eliminating the need for supports or appliances and warns of risks like gangrene if untreated. It targets both men and women and uses dramatic language to prompt immediate action.
fragmented OCR fragment mentions rupture treatment and a request for a card or address in New York. unclear names and local context prevent a clear itemized report.
Eight bandits including four women and two militiamen died in a pistol and hand grenade clash in Kurska Russia. The fighting followed a militia assault on a deacon residence where the bandits had taken refuge led by the daughter of a former wealthy merchant.
Mercer Pa December 10 Judge J F McLaughry on petition of Friendship Grange members appointed A Fry a special guard to protect grange hall property in the township. The case marks the first of its kind in Mercer County with repeated property destruction cited and the township constable four miles away unable to respond promptly. Fry, believed to be the only grange guardsman in the state, assumes duties immediately.
Charles Ramsey, 62, of Philadelphia known in police circles as the Biblical Bootlegger, was buried at Tresmount cemetery. The Bible he carried at arrest and kept through prison, parole, and hospital stays was interred with him, as noted in a brief Norristown notice.
An old advertisement touts Rheuma as a guaranteed prescription for rheumatism available at McKee's Kut-Rata Store. It guarantees quick relief or a full refund, warns of heart risks, and urges readers to obtain three bottles from a local druggist immediately.
Washington correspondent reports that a $170,000 appropriation request for a new Canonsburg Pennsylvania post office building was introduced by Representative Henry W Temple. The bill would fund site purchase and construction, referral to the Public Buildings and Grounds committee noted. The item follows a prior failed attempt.
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