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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1925
Page
9
Pittsburgh July 20 A Castle Shannon constable Voring was to appear before the coroner today after his automobile fatally struck and killed Miss Coccelia Zakesoxke 19 as she walked along the road near her home. The incident occurred last night and left the community shocked.
FRANKLIN Pa July 20 Shocked by lightning which struck the home of Miss Julia Heron at Pleasantville Thursday A N Burdick a deaf mute recovered his speech He could talk and tell coherently of the shock and its effects Burdick was lifting a spoon to his lips when the lightning hit the house Furniture was splintered part of the dwelling destroyed and the spoon so charged with electricity that Burdick was burned about the mouth
A tense exchange has a caller urging John to investigate a reported burglar below. John resists, questioning the warning and insisting he is not certain, while the caller pressures him to check. This fragment suggests a domestic scene with potential danger looming.
Francis Rawn Shunk a Pennsylvanian leader born in Trappe Montgomery County August 7 1798 died Harrisburg July 20 1848. He served as canal commissioner secretary of the commonwealth and governor overseeing war era drafts and educational reforms. His career spanned law teaching and public service shaping state finances and divorce property laws. His son William Findley Shunk became a noted author and rail road curves expert.
In a social scene Mrs Newly Rich boasted about her young hopeful Ronnie excelling in academics. She notes he is studying French and algebra simultaneously and greets an old friend with a polite nod to his progress.
London business leaders react as Texas Governor Ferguson urges English women in offices to embrace femininity and fashion. The outspoken viewpoint, echoed by several prominent figures, sparks debate on professional attire and grooming as English office culture considers a more feminine image.
STEUBENVILLE July 20 The janitor of the Presbyterian church at Bloomfield west of here has placed a sign at the entrance reading Please leave your gum here instead of on the seats or carpet. The simple request aims to keep the church clean and free of gum stains.
Newark July 20. Dr George E Kanouse says the average sedentary man should walk at least three miles daily in the open. Walking briskly strengthens the heart and digestion, and cross country routes are best. The automobile has reduced daily foot travel, cutting healthful exercise while enabling more access and social contact. Sundays bring city crowds to the country, though countryside outings often mean car rides rather than walking. Walking can save wear on the body and enhance overall health.
The source quotes a statement about endurance and regular activity, arguing that a cautious regimen can prolong life. It frames a conservative approach as the most feasible path, framing exercise as essential and accessible. The tone suggests practical, everyday fitness guidance.
Five persons including two children were instantly killed when a train struck an automobile at a grade crossing in Youngstown on July 20. The crash created a fatal scene as emergency crews attended the wreckage and investigators began gathering details about the incident and the vehicle involved.
A sedan carrying Matthew Severin 38 Agnes Severin 33 their son 1 month old Joseph Babich 32 and Mary Moreich 12 was struck by a New York Central passenger train at Igradé crossing Cedr Brookfield 0 1d miles north of here Babich drove to Pennsylvania town to fetch siblings Harbara 7 and Charles 5 while Moreich girl accompanied them all.
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