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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
22
Paris reports May is month of white maidens with First Communions marking spring. Little girls in sheer white robes and veils travel to services while boys wear silk costumes and white arm bands. Signs of summer appear as river commerce and tugs resume on the Seine and riverbanks.
A Paris scene notes women monopolize barbering and hairdressing, leaving male clients waiting as barbers struggle to fit in shines and styles. The piece also visits Chateau Chavignac linked to Lafayette’s era, now a war orphan home and museum, backed by American support.
Piles caused by bad circulation and stagnation in the lower bowel respond to internal treatment. Dr J Leonhardt introduced Hemroid, now sold with a money back guarantee after testing in 1000 cases with a 98 percent success. Available at McKee’s Rut-Rate Store and Eckerd’s of New Castle for lasting relief.
The case centered on a horse described as temperamental, with jockeys insisting attempts to control it failed. Monsieur Carre argued the starter caused the issue, but the court ruled otherwise, implying no one could prove the horse’s conduct altered the outcome.
The Grove City High School baccalaureate service was held Sunday evening at Grace M E Church as a union event of Grace City churches. Dr H H Barr preached the sermon titled Visions with music including a piano solo The Good Shepherd and hymn Stand Up Stand Up For Jesus. The church was crowded with graduates and high school friends.
A fire believed to have started from a defective flue completely burned the home of John Alexander near West Liberty in Butt County yesterday. The blaze broke out during dinner and was spotted by neighbor Harry Lidy.
Pr Ben G Graham praised thrift program at Ben Franklin High as prizes and awards were given to students saving regularly in the Lawrence Savings and Trust system. Principal Burton received the banner for thrift test school. Thrift Champion pins and certificates were awarded to numerous Grade 7 through 9 students, with many named recipients listed across multiple classes.
An advertisement promotes SSS as a powerful vegetarian blood cleanser claiming it builds red blood cells, destroys impurities, and frees rheumatic pain. It asserts increased energy, removal of swelling and stiffness, and a pinker complexion as proof, urging readers to take SSS to restore health and vitality.
An advertisement claims Freezone instantly stops corn pain and removes hard soft and between toe corns without soreness. A tiny bottle is sold by druggists for a few cents.
A long OCR list shows student names organized by grade codes such as 9A1 BA2 and SA1% with many individuals including Barbara Armstrong Harold Burton Betty Gillman Gladys Blair and John Horovalli. The fragmentary roster includes numerous surnames and partial entries across multiple grades.
Princeton area residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over Memorial Day weekend and Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Howard McKee of Pittsburgh and Mr. and Mrs Sam Freed of Youngstown. Memorial day events featured services at Princeton and gatherings with families from New Castle Erie Hermon and Gibsondale. Church notices and society meetings were announced for Hermon Presbyterian church June 4 and June 7 services at 8:00 am.
A fragmented price listing shows regular prices for various frame sizes including 6x12 10x14 12x18 and 14x20 with amounts and a comparison 31.00 versus 32.00. The text is disjoint and lacks complete context but indicates discount or pricing data.
Fragmented local items describe guests visiting McMarland and McCracken families in Point and Webster, social visits by Stoner and Stones families, and Memorial Day travel to relatives. A Madrid report notes painter Vittorio E tore Tito has died aged sixty five. Mexico’s Yucatan and Campeche border clash appears tribal, and in Portugal women keep maiden names. Mrs P M Jenkins is new mayor of Maysville.
In Moscow on June 2 Leon Trotsky addressed his first public speech since returning from exile, pledging to focus on his new minor post as head of the science bureau within the supreme council. He limited remarks to technical discussions during the ceremony.
A Philadelphia woman writes of severe constipation and insomnia, praising Kellogg's All-Bran for relief. She claims daily use cured indigestion and constipation and restored her health, urging others to try the product based on her experience.
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