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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
14
A Friday specials compilation lists Hi-Grade Water Bottle Hi-Grade Combination Lilly Hot Water Bottle Lilly Fountain Syringe US Fountain Syringe Syringe Tubing Family Bulb Syringe Rubber Sponges Baby Pants Hi-Grade Fountain Syringe Lily Combination Spray Bulb Syringe Rubber Sheeting Ear Ulcer Syringe.
In GROVELAND California on June 1 engineer Thomas McKenna found six chicks hatched from a locomotive boiler as he prepared meals. The article then describes a vast panorama of World War I imagery and lists figures from Haig to D'Annunzio, detailing a monumental art project and notes pope related red hats signaling readiness to shed blood for the church.
Paris awakens to a unique war portrait gallery housed near the Invalides. The Pantheon de la Guerre, conceived early in the war byCarrir-Gollasuss and Gorgeut, was created soon after the armistice and fills a grand two room interior with portraits of the great war.
An advertisement touts DRUESEN-KRAFT Gland Treatment as restoring health and vigor by targeting glands. It claims doctors and users endorse the tablets, with promises of rapid vitality return and a free pamphlet on glands and health. Available as tasteless tablets from 56 Randolph St Chicago, sold by McKee's Drug Store in New Castle and other druggists.
In Rochester Pa police hunt an unidentified foreigner who lured 10 year old Dorothy Javens home from Baden township, bound her to a tree, threatened with a knife, and tore off her clothing before fleeing as railroad workers heard screams. Suspect described as dark complexion, soldier hat, brown corduroy pants.
New York June 1 heavy trading in Liberty bonds pushed prices to high levels as several lots worth about $1,000,000 traded. Investors continued buying on ease of money and anticipated June interest and dividend disbursements, boosting war bond activity.
Mr Hermon Rev CG G Jordan of Volant called on Mr and Mrs J A Boak and family last Wednesday evening. There will be church services at Hermon next Sunday morning at 10 30 o'clock. There will be church services at the Oak Grove Christian church next Sunday afternoon conducted by the pastor Rev Kaye. The W C T U will meet at the Willard Grange hall next Thursday evening June 8. This will be the
Local gatherings extend over Memorial Day with families visiting kin in Harlansburg New Castle and Leesburg. Notable note mentions Mrs Carrie Jacobs Bond the American songwriter. She rose from penniless traveler to a prolific songwriter with more than four hundred tunes and a family managed publishing business.
A mother recalls eczema on her three month old daughter with pimples and hair loss, lasting two months. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment after trying remedies, claiming relief following two cakes of Cuticura Soap and one box of Ointment.
CHICAGO June 1 Ola Bill Rabe a 71 year old beggar who has earned a living by begging for more than a quarter of a century expects to discard the tin cup forever. After an operation and bandages his sight will be restored and he plans to take up tailoring again. A social worker unnamed in the report arranged the operation for the elderly man and his wife Mary credits the helper with his renewed lease on life.
Naples area six miles from the city faces an invasion of billions of locusts. In four days wheat, hepa, clover and corn have been destroyed, with damage estimated at $20,000 daily. Eggs from last year’s hatch now plague the fields as measures rush to curb the spread. War stocks of gases and flame-throwers have been sent to the locality.
The Iron Age reports steel trade conditions growing more favorable with output near seventy percent of average. New buying remains active, supporting prices and occasional advances on early deliveries amid the ninth week of the coal strike causing gradual production in western soft coal.
A fragment notes Pennsylvania demand easing yet coke prices linger high near seven dollars, curbing furnace restarts. Reports show last week’s output at about 3.1 million tons, the largest since April 1, as coke trades around five to six dollars versus prior levels.
A Clifton New Jersey resident, M Lechner of 1129 Main Ave, writes that Foley Kidney Pills helped relieve kidney trouble symptoms including rheumatic pains, swollen joints, dizziness, and blurred vision. He gives permission to publish the testimonial, noting the product is sold everywhere.
In Waupun Wisconsin on June 1 George K. Devine 21 returned to state prison after a five day liberty. He explained I just felt I should come back warden. Authorities had lost track of the escapee after he fled at the front entrance demanding aid.
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