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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
5
The author argues few people save enough due to will power and income gaps. Large production hinges on substantial capital for railroads factories ships and machinery. A uniform income level would curb saving and risk industrial ruin unless government taxation enforces savings, implying socialism or sovietism as an undesirable outcome.
Cumberland Md December 11 Pearl E Brotemarkle 19 daughter of Andrew J Brotemarkle is dying from burns suffered this day in a fire incident.
Morning incident saw a kerosene fire explode a stove, injuring a woman who was attempting to light it. Her brother Jess E. Brotemarkle, 23, burned on hands and arms while rushing to her aid as the home suffered fire damage.
The Turkish delegation to the League of Nations formally denies charges of atrocities along the Irak frontier in a report by Gen Laidoner. A sharp note to the League council rejects the findings and asserts Turkish restraint and defense of sovereignty.
Sweden shells of former drill grounds are repurposed after army reductions. Stockholm converted two barracks into temporary homes for families, with about 100 households housed at Sievert Barracks during a moving period. Provinces explore uses including hospitals and forest plantations, while jails may be rebuilt for mental health care.
The article reviews salt as a timeless symbol of wisdom grace perpetuity and fidelity across ancient Oriental and Jewish customs. It notes salt’s use in pledges hospitality purity and sacrifices and mentions its roles in pottery soaps glass and modern chemical production.
Chauncey Davis Nathaniel Williams and Louis Hoon sanitary policemen were kept moving during November according to a council report. Their aggregate number of sanitary inspections was 1145. Nineteen homes were quarantined ten released from the ban and twelve nuisance complaints investigated.
Authorities report about 100000 deaths yearly from kidney diseases with half due to neglect. The ad promotes Warner's Compound as a remedy to improve blood health and circulation, remove wastes, and prevent serious troubles, offering a free sample upon request.
Mercer County Treasurer Malcolm Simons reports 22 590 licenses issued in 1925 setting a county record. Dog licenses rose to 8153 and hunting licenses to 8040 with strong shows for non resident licenses and merchants licenses. Demand for hunters permits was so high the office sold out nationwide and distribution for 1926 dog licenses has begun.
In St. Petersburg on December 11 the investment bankers association report from the real estate securities committee states rents are 67 percent higher than 1913 and trending upward. The cost of living is 73.5 percent above 1913, with clothing up 70.6 percent and furniture 114.3 percent.
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