Hospitals Claim State Hospitals Have More Funds Than Ever
State hospitals report record funds for the year ending May 31 1924 due to improved methods of collecting from patients able to pay. Welfare officials say balances rose by about 920 758 over 1923 and 1 818 000 over 1920 while noting private charity and communities share in increased support.
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Harnsherg
Listory
Eten. Dotter
State Welfare Department
Welfare Department
Fgg
Wilch
Hospitalyammon
New Discovery Promises Quick Relief for Joints
A controversial remedy called Joint-Base claims to ease stiff swollen arthritic joints by topical application. Advertisements promise rapid relief from knee, ankle, hip, shoulder, spine and finger pains, with improvements overnight and a return to active living. It promotes 60 cent tubes sold by McKee’s Drug Stores and Eckerd’s locations.
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Kasetthey
McKee
Eckerd's
New Castle
Ford To Use Flax For Hood Covers In Ford Plant
A large shipment of flax-scouring and dressing machinery from Belfast arrives in Detroit for processing flax grown on Henry Ford’s 10,000 acre plantation. The treated flax will be aged and used to make hood covers for Ford automobiles, signaling a shift from cotton to flax in Ford’s new industry.
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Uniternational News Service
Belfast
Ireland
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Knights of Columbus Council 612 Holds Routine Meeting
Knights of Columbus Council 612 met Wednesday at the K of C Home on North Jefferson Street. Grand Knight James Egan presided. Discussion focused on financial reorganization needed due to higher city taxes on club property. Concrete actions planned before March.
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Knights of Columbus
Council
Kot C
North
Jefferson Street
James Egan
How to Remove Unsightly Hair Safely
A new hair removal discovery claims to target hair at the root with a gentle approach. Promoted as painless and skin friendly, it is marketed by Love & Mexown Lug Store and other local outlets in New Castle, with an absolute guarantee of satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branly
Love
Fire hydrants tested in downtown district
Fire hydrants in the downtown business district were inspected to assess readiness for fighting fires. The survey began Wednesday under Fire Chief Charles H. Lynn, with Fireman Byron Heitler directing the Central department. Yesterday’s checks covered the wholesale district near Produce and Mill streets south of Washington Street. all hydrants were in excellent condition with no freezing or out of order signs. The chief said the inspection would broaden and continue through the cold spell as manpower allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Lynn
Byron “Eitler
Central Department
Washington Street
Lynn
Retirement of Major General Robert Jee Bullard ends an era
The Day's News notes Major General Robert Bullard, the last commander among Americans in France during the war, retires. Bullard, an Alabama native and West Point graduate, led the first division under Pershing, later excelled as a civilian administrator in the Philippines, and contributed writings on American rule. The article also mentions North Carolina leading in drug production with 700 species across 128 families and a claim about Alabama Stateville housing a large crude depository.
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Tony
Robert Jee Bullard
France
Bullard
Pershing
West Point
Alabama Agricultural and Mechtanical College
LoWard
Philippines
United States
North Carolina
al Stateavilla
Pine Cough Syrup at Home and Pinex Remedy
Pine cough syrups use pine with sugar syrup or honey to soothe throat and chest membranes. A pint of home made mix with 2 ounces of Pinex of the Pinex Co. is promoted as faster relief for coughs, colds, bronchial issues, and throat ailments with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Tad
Two Alarms Responded By City Firemen
City firemen answered two alarms since midnight. The first at 1:40 a m near Bar 38 proved false with no fire found. The second at 1:05 a m behind the old Weller on South Croton avenue involved C Ed Sovith’s roadster catching fire in a flooded carburetor while attempting to start.
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Bar 38
Weller
Croton Avenue
C. Ed. Sovith
Woman Seeks 10000 After Truck Hits Home
Mary Brown of McKees Rocks sues Andy Taravella for 10000 damages in common pleas court claiming a truck crashed into her Thorson Avenue residence on April 13 1923 throwing her from bed and causing back and side injuries confining her to home for months. The case arose in Pittsburgh territory with unclear later remark about rich prisoners.
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Pittsburgh
Thorson Avenue
McKees Hocks
Mary Brown
Common Pleas
Andy Taravella
Bellavenue
McKees Rocks
Taravella
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Mahsuall
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Hadio Merle
Wale Price
Sela Price
Gren
New Discovery
State of Pennsylvania
Department of Banking Regulation
Jacob F. Perelman
Wallace Bldg
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McBride-Shannon Co
East Washington Street
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Paige- Jewett Compairs & Supplies
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Sycamore Garage
E. Sycamore St
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