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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1925
Page
27
The brochure explains that milk provides essential growth material and energy, supporting mothers, nursing babies, and children. It details daily amounts, protein and mineral content, vitamins, and recommended supplements like fruit juice and cod liver oil, with advice for older children and pregnant women.
Detectives say a cross burning in front of the Millville jail was likely a Ku Klux Klan gesture aimed at Howard Moore as he faces murder charges for his brother Thomas. Hooded men drove up in cars and shouted of justice while the victimized family moved from their Mt Pleasant farm amid another political money inquiry involving Ex-Judge William L. Ransom and Moses Turman. Mrs Moore, wounded by shock after the shooting that killed her son, was carried from the house on a stretcher.
New York January 27 musical circles report the disappearance of Ethel Leginska English pianist not appearing for a Carnegie Hall recital mystery echoes a prior vanishing when she halted a concert and criticized a coughing audience member Her secretaries say no word on her whereabouts Leginska also known as Ethel Leggins has ties to Hull England and divorced Roy Emerson Whittern in 1918
Members of the New Castle Chapter, Junior Hadassah, will meet this evening at Miss Madeline Loeb’s home on Agnew Street. Mrs. L. Sander will be the principal speaker for the event.
The government eyes tighten on wireless owners as interior and Surete Generale plan controls for all radios. Dr Fournier d Albe introduces a radio tonogram using glass resounders and mica tongues to reproduce each note, enabling rapid, exact recording of music and speeches, possibly replacing stenography and printing.
Admitted Raphael Crisei 1115 Croton Avenue and Samuel Reed 708 Emerson Avenue. Discharged John Dout 53 High Street. An oyster can lay 60,000,000 eggs. Four generations, but for the work of enemies would produce a pile of shells sufficient to outweigh our globe.
Coleridge the British poet and Washington Irving the American author were the youngest of eleven children.
Kingsville Ontario January 27 Jack Miner naturalist at his bird sanctuary reports data from migration study. He trapped seventeen wild mallards in a net and found six older birds already marked with aluminum tags bearing scripture verses. One bird was at least six years old, marked in 1918, and all birds received new tags.
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