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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
15
In SE Haven Conn May 31 L A Tarr head of the federal weather bureau noted a cloudless sky after a routine observation. He then spotted upper atrata cirrus clouds that seemed to form instantly. Investigating further he found the line of sky writing spelling a tobacco brand.
John Richardson Jr of Wilmington was appointed permanent receiver for the Cleveland Discount Co by Judge Hugh M Morrison in the United States district court. The order requires all claimants against the company to file with the court by August 13, replacing the prior temporary receivers appointed March 1.
Radio programs for Schenectady include 6:00 p m ball scores and a 6 30 p m farm program by National Stockman and Farmer. A children s program The Newple Doll by Anita and Jean Williams airs at 5 30 p m followed by health talk from state health department. Evening features baseball results, a piano solo by Earl Rice and a concert by the trio of the KDKA editie symphony orchestra with soprano Genevieva Telioshail and other performers.
An old advertisement claims a tonic will cure run down conditions and boost endurance and strength. It touts nerve and blood power with dramatic before and after imagery and cites a Crowell Texas purchaser.
An advertisement claims that applying Fyeazone immediately relieves corn pain and allows easy removal. It touts a tiny bottle of Preezone sold by druggists for a few cents, effective on hard soft and between toe corns as well as calluses without soreness.
Santa Barbara June 1. Smithsonian expert J B Harrington reports findings at Burton Mound excavations indicating ancient Indians in California predate Columbus contact. Skulls show no cavities, incisors nearly match horse front teeth, extensive wear, and many remains suggest great age with fused cranial sutures.
Chicago records show about 1,285,000 people change dwellings yearly, based on 4.5 persons per family and 300,000 moving families. May 1 is the peak moving day, with 42 percent of the population relocating then and elsewhere, Oct 1 also notable. Uruguay allows women to become barristers but not magistrates or judges.
A playful June wedding guidance piece urges brides to plan meals and budgets beyond romance. It mocks the idea that love sustains home life, advises steady meals, and promotes Nucoa margarine as a tasteful, cost-saving staple for new households. It ends with a lighthearted goodbye and wish for a long honeymoon.
Harrisburg report shows 238 grade accidents across January to March, with 22 deaths and 143 injuries. Automobiles caused 202 of the fatalities and injuries, many incidents involving cars lapping lowered guard gates but stopping short of serious harm.
In Pocahontas area a barn, two valuable two-horse mules, farming equipment and hay were lost in a fire. Owner Hill estimates losses at 37000 partly insured. Fire officials opened an investigation after neighbor W Dougherty alerted the family. A rescue party led by Mr Till evacuated livestock from the smoke filled stables. The barn, a county landmark, stood 120 years old.
COLORADO SPRING Col June 1 From a janitor to a millionaire the story of Charles Hiropra formerly of Colorado Springs now running a ranch south of Los Angeles California His five years ago job at Latont apartment house paid 50 a month but he saved enough to buy a five acre chicken ranch In the oil area five producing wells are daily adding to his wealth
A Concord township family fought flames to save forty cows as the barn of Samuel N Hill Sr of Markham burned in a fire deemed incendiary. Three animals perished in the blaze. Local authorities investigated the blaze and aided the family in containing the fire.
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