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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1925
Page
11
International News Service digest argues hunger from poor phosphorus intake fuels crime with Dorothy Ellington as example. Analyst claims white bread and refined foods starve the nervous system, causing irritability, perversion, and incorrigibility among youth.
Seventh Ward society members gathered in Clendenin hall for a regular meeting with about 150 attendees. A business session followed by a card party featuring five hundred and euchre concluded with refreshments prepared by Mrs. William Saul and Mrs. Parrine. next meeting set for the third Monday in February.
Stay off damp ground and dry well. Drink water and take rad Salts to neutralize acids in blood, stimulate kidneys, and ease rheumatic pain. Poisons from bowels cause rheumatism. damp weather worsens it, so daily four ounces of rad Salts for a week aids elimination. Jud Salts, inexpensive, made from grape and lemon lithia mix, cited as effective by many sufferers.
Readable fragments describe a snowy morning with twelve men shoveling sidewalks and fifty people packed into a P. and O. bus to New Castle. Pupils discuss exams while youths throw snowballs. Robert Kyle recovers from a Mt. Jackson road accident. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Joseph Norris. Mabel Wilson Lodge to hold a meeting with initiation and refreshments. Knights of Pythias events noted.
The Pythias held their weekly meeting Monday evening in the K of P hall on Cherry street with strong member attendance. Lodge business was discussed and a social time followed. The next meeting is scheduled for one week hence.
The old building bought by John Marvic from the Wettleh brothers remains in the middle of Darling ton avenues near Liberty Street blocking traffic. Police ordered immediate removal. After fleeing the obstruction, crews will clear the area to restore passage.
The monthly meeting of the society was held with good attendance. The next meeting will be in one month. Dr A R Bowery of the ward spent the weekend at Cannonsburg Pennsylvania. Mrs Elizabeth Walters of West Clayton street is confined at home with rheumatism. G D Rainey of Darlington Avenue visited Woodlawn Pennsylvania Sunday. Mrs A Thomas of Rochester Pennsylvania is visiting Mr and Mrs G D Rainey on Darlington Avenue Grayson Coates of Liberty Street and Chester Weaver spent Sunday at the latter's home in Mercer Pennsylvania. Sr D Cox of Cadar Street is recovering from a recent illness.
Stores sell smoked glasses for the eclipse and offer in house framed kodak negatives. Readers earlier suggested the idea and some shops have stocked both items. Business remains slow but expected to improve in coming days.
In Bellaire Ohio doctors found that the woman identified as Mrs Florence Reed was actually a man. Sam Reed had lived with the man as his wife for four years. The couple wed legally after police warned them to marry or leave town.
The Croton Scout Troop No. b will hold its regular weekly meeting Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the Croton school building with Scoutmaster Ralph Davis in charge. A stray line about insomnia follows, not part of the scout item.
County tax appeals for city, country districts, and boroughs have been heard. Commissioners will tally totals to set the levy for the next year. A budget of major taxation expenses is being prepared for the ensuing fiscal period.
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