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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
6
Lingering protests fueled by Soviet propaganda spark the second day of a general strike in Shanghai foreign settlements. mobs attack, injure, and kill. a Japanese police constable is killed, several wounded. Streetcars stoned, telephone service disrupted as workers walk out. leaders among Chinese suspected of guiding riots.
STATE COLLEGE Pa June freshmen at the Pennsylvania State College were asked why they came to college. More than 300 freshmen across the schools of education liberal arts and engineering participated in a survey to determine the most popular reason given I wished to broaden my mind.
Cairo police say 18 Communists were arrested amid a plan for a Communist revolution. Authorities claim evidence links Bolshevist activity to murders tied to the Stack Sirdar case. The arrests come as a verdict in the Stack murder trial looms.
An advertisement extols Tanlac as a tonic and builder for weak, run-down bodies. It claims Tanlac purifies blood, aids digestion, boosts appetite, and adds flesh, with testimonials in support. millones of users reportedly regained health, urging readers to buy at their drugstore.
A compact guide to solving cross word puzzles by filling in certain confident words first to reveal crossings. It lists numerous horizontal and vertical clues with partial answers and abbreviations, including names, places, measures, and common prefixes, aiming to boost deduction through cross-checking letters.
Puzzle clues describe across and down words with letter placement in numbered squares. Items include a carpenter tool, a southern state abbreviation, relations and company abbreviations, present indicator the verb be, father, U S Pacific islands group, a type of monkey, an Alaska city, a dried fruit noted for iron, to possess, to get away, children rope activity, a system of symbols, and a water barrier structure.
International News Service reports that OSSO officials in Norway deny claims that the Amundsen Ellsworth North Pole expedition returned to Spitzbergen or that any party member was killed. Government statements call the reports untrue and emphasize no danger.
Two testimonials from Marshalltown and Dover describe relief from menstrual and nervous symptoms after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. The first, from Mrs P E Everts, credits the remedy with easing bearing down pains that hindered walking and work. The second, Mrs Clarence S Norton, reports improved strength and appetite after prior dizziness and weakness.
Pittsburgh police kept looking for Robert White the star witness in the Shenherd McCintock case in Chicago. Authorities believed relatives in Pittsburgh were concealing him and a long distance call to Chicago yesterday showed he remained in the city. City detectives renewed efforts after a telephone report from State Attorney Crowe provided new leads to pursue.
A five alarm blaze in West Philadelphia leveled two large brick structures housing several firms. Fire officials say a carelessly discarded cigarette started it, with water pressure hampered the response. About 15 firefighters were overcome by heat and smoke as crews fought the flames and an investigation began.
Supreme Court reverses Pennsylvania ruling in favor of Henry C. Frick heirs who contested a transfer inheritance tax. The estate valued at roughly 90 million dollars had paid about 1.98 million under Pennsylvania law and faced another 1.19 million planned by the federal transfer tax. The decision ends the tax dispute on appeal.
An advertisement extols Life Savers as the ideal children’s candy, praising purity and slow enjoyment. It touts six flavors Pep-o-mint, Wintergreen, Cinnamon, Licorice, Chocolate, and Violet, priced at five cents a package, with claims of teeth safety and wholesome appeal.
Dr. Gerald J. Wendt dean of the School of Chemistry and Physics at Pennsylvania State College will spend a month in German laboratories this summer. He aims to learn production methods for gasoline substitutes and methanol mixtures to start local research at Penn State. Wendt, a leading chemist, notes dwindling oil supplies and rising gasoline prices while coal reserves last longer. He will attend the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry congress in Bucharest and then visit Constantinople to study Balkan oil developments.
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