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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1925
Page
6
Tickets for the Carnegie Steel Company Christmas treat will be distributed starting Friday December 18. Clarence J. Miller head of the safety department announced that tickets will be handed out until supply runs out. Thousands of boys and girls in New Castle are expected to attend.
Visitors under the Capitol dome in Harrisburg declined this week as guides note many travelers stay home for Christmas. The State Giant Power Board will recommend charters for several small firms to build electrical transmission lines, not conflicting with the governor’s power plan. The State Board of Pardons meets today and tomorrow with numerous cases to review.
Testimony in the case of William Cavalier concerns a looming execution date, stalled by paperwork not reaching the Governor before Saturday. The January session may handle action on the case.
St Marys Council Knights of Columbus will host Santa Claus for several hundred children this year. P P Capto chairs Yuletide activities guiding the party and the tree will be set in the K of C home parlor on North Jefferson Street. The event includes a Christmas program and distributed treats for lower grade parochial students. Women make up half of Holland newspaper staffs.
Puzzle clues listed in long fragments for horizontal and vertical entries with partial definitions and scattered letters. Reader instructed to start by certain sure words to deduce crossings and complete the crossword.
The state spent about $2,066,000 on Christmas trees last year. 522 cars carried 783,000 trees imported from Canada, Michigan and Washington, priced 40 cents to 15 dollars in major cities. Local supply also comes from nearby hills with about 500,000 trees used from that source. The department urges reforestation as demand grows.
The International Alliance of Woman's Suffrage plans its world convention in Paris next June marking the first gathering of feminists from around the globe in the French capital.
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as rapidly curing piles eczema salt rheum ulcers and carbuncles. Testimony from Rev W F Gilbert of Titusville PA describes twenty years of bleeding and itching piles cured after using a 60 cent jar, with druggists offering 30 60 and 125 prices and a money back guarantee.
San Cura Soap advertised as a healing antiseptic soap for babies and adults. It claims to free spores from impurities prevent rashes and skin diseases banish blackheads and pimples clear the complexion and sells for 25 cents a cake at all druggists.
Yesterday's puzzle answered lists Word 1 last name of the man in the picture with a punning quote, Word 4 misprinted as light during the ay, Word 5 meaning also, Word 6 a long arched building, and Running Down. It also includes Word 1 a European country, Word 2 a wagon used for goods, Word 8 a continent, Word 5 a beverage.
Alice Jones Rhinelander, wife of Leonard Kip Rhinelander, who failed to win an annulment, is reported in Tampa. She appeared at a telegraph office Sunday and wired relatives in the north.
Rowland and Clark, operators of a Western Pennsylvania theatre chain, announce a $3.3 million downtown complex in Pittsburgh. Construction begins May 1 on a single block site featuring a 5000-seat theatre and offices.
Ten special features for The World prompt a next Sunday ex ta demand for the Christmas number in advance. Readers are urged to order the Christmas number to ensure a copy and to whet interest with a separate illustrated eight page tabloid featuring Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol by Herb Roth.
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