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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
11
Centennial welcomes shoppers to a large stock of standard goods advertised at lower prices. The note promises finding a small gift to take home, inviting customers to explore the selection and savings during the store’s promotional period.
Santa Barbara Cali July 4 city faces rebuilding after a severe earthquake. Officials estimate damages near 3 million dollars though larger losses are expected in major structures including the Arlington Hotel the old Mission and the San Marcos building with total destruction possible. A concerted reconstruction effort is planned to begin at once.
Authorities say current assessments cannot confirm total destruction as many structures are still under evaluation and no precise losses estimate can yet be issued.
Bulletin from International News Service reports Mrs Ida May Symington nearing victory as Justice Ford instructs jurors to return a verdict of not guilty on nineteen charges of misconduct brought by her husband Thomas H Symington, Baltimore and Rochester sportsman, in New York.
Daughters of Veterans sixty one to sixty five in this city have permission from Mayor Dunlap and park manager McKibben to sell flags in the city and at the park on July 4.
A vintage advertisement lists beauty products with prices including 25c Cutex items 25c mum 50c Pompeian Rouge 35c Lustrite nail polish 1.50 Cutex sets 50c Odor Gone 1.00 Weeds Depilator 75c Florasweet Deodorants 60c Derwille 50c Evan's Depil 0c Non Spi 75c Laird's Bloom of $2.00 Mineralava 1.00 Domino Curlette 50c Boncilla 75c Hopper's Facial 50c Hair Youth 1.00 Youth Clay 1.00 Liquid Arvon 1.00 Silmerine and a large variety of toilet waters and extracts.
A fragmented price list shows hair tonics and preparations including Stacomb, Dandeville, Wildroot, Bare-To-Har, Weyths Sage Sulphur, Parisian Sage, M. T. Goldman’s product, Dearco Tonic, and Sage Sulphur with varied prices from about 49c to $2.50, reflecting retail options and ranges.
A Benjamin Franklin Junior High exhibit showcases public school art work and practical advertising displays. Fifth graders design auto ads and posters for Centennial Week while Latin mappings and English root studies highlight language vitality. Typewriting projects reveal intricate cover designs and yearlong classroom work, including geography and history projects from the Opportunity School.
Philadelphia Journal of Commerce urges成熟 voters to back Thomas W. Phillips Jr. of Better County for governor. The piece praises his business experience, apolitical stance, party loyalty, public economy, and accountability, arguing he would bring dignity, efficiency, and measured judgment to the governor’s chair.
The Cascade Park opens a new Niagara Whirl ride attracting crowds. Built under the label Lank Warned, the attraction uses twenty five thousand gallons of water per hour to power the thrilling ride. The fair also features a handicraft department with doilies, bags, aprons and other clothing items and a broad program including mechanical drawing writing and music to showcase student work.
Miss Poges Powell of New Castle reached the Western Pennsylvania women championship final in Pittsburgh but lost to Mrs. Delosd Thompson in straight sets 6-1 8-1. Powell defeated several entrants earlier but was outplayed in the final on Tuesday afternoon.
Orangemen of the Fourteenth District, spanning seventeen lodges, plan their annual picnic at Cascade Park on Saturday July 21. Expect several thousand attendees from Beaver Falls, Butler, Wurtemburg, Ellwood City, Rochester, Sharon, Youngstown, New Castle and nearby areas. A parade will follow the Beaver Valley train arrival at 10 15 AM, with a sport program and activities for members and families.
Robert Shaffer at 332 Harding street requests a residence permit while Storey Rouse seeks a garage at 414 Green street and Marion Didola applies for a cement block at 419 Shadyside. Charles Cololz aims for a brick residence at 576 East Lit ton street near the PH B and N C railway freight house gallex, and James Shaffer files for a brick residence at 718 Court street.
Grant street terminal operates street cars to South Croton avenue today. Cars are backed from South Croton avenue into Washington street on return trips. Croton cars stop at County Linn arrest. Two new moves were then introduced.
A fragmented sales page lists various medicines and tonics with prices, including Swamp Root Glyco Thymoline Blood Medicine Henry Cod Liver Oil Dostings and others. Items show varied prices from 25 cents to 2 dollars, with brands like Absorbine Jr Listerine Marmola Pinkham’s and McCoy’s C L O.
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