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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1921
Page
5
Rome reports a government payroll strike by state workers seeking a 240 monthly wage rise. Rail workers consider sympathy action while teachers abandon desks as government bodies refuse wage increases. Disorder mounts as days pass with work halted in several departments.
About 740 teachers have sent in contracts signed to the superintendent indicating terms are satisfactory and they will be on the job at the opening of school in the fall.
Masury and nearby towns see a steady flow of visitors and homecomings. Residents including Miss Monies Engan, Miss Anne Elliott, Miss Letitia Elliott, Miss Ruth George, Mrs. William Thomas, and many others return from visits to Cleveland, Chicago, Youngstown, Niles, and Mercer area. Local social rounds include guests at Hort apartments and Memorial Day get togethers.
An advertisement touts Nuxated Iron as a universal tonic for doctors, politicians, generals, judges, athletes, and weary women. It claims improved red blood cells, vitality, and nerves with no stomach upset, urging readers to ask for the product by name and warning against imitators. It promises refunds if results are not seen and stresses the word Nuxated on every package.
A band of Gypsies were causing concern in Union Towhstd as residents reported disturbances. The cast’s detective was called this morning and Flo ordered them to move along.
Edwin Callahan of 860 North 8th Street Philadelphia a Philadelphia Rapid Transit conductor says Tanlac cured his severe stomach trouble after two years of agony He recalls near starvation dizziness and sleeplessness then notes appetite pain and nerves improved within days The tonic helped him regain energy and return to work and he attributes lasting health to Tanlac
Sentence court convened Tuesday afternoon before Judge Poatmer Emery. Prisoners pled guilty to varied charges receiving fines and confinement in the county or reformatories. Names include John Timpany for intoxication. Dick Moyer for assault and batteries. James Ferra for larceny. Ror Bechiol for a misdemeanor. Louis Kline for DUI with auto abstinence and parole.
Ten refined eleventh graders from Terrace avenue, who completed domestic science at Lincoln and Garfield schools, seek summer positions in home work. Employers should contact Miss Perry, principal at Terrace avenue, to arrange for summer working certificates.
Repairs finished at Lawrence County jail to block air shaft escape routes and vent access. Sheriff Boyd reports guards and prisoners remain secure as no further escape attempts are expected. Local community notices include the Jewish Ladies' Aid Society meeting at Mrs Nanetty Linville’s home and officer elections, plus Mare Silverman’s motor trip to Pittsburgh.
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