One Day Only Meat Prices Advertised
An old newspaper brief lists sale prices for meat per pound with a two pound offer at 45 cents and four pounds at 29 cents, plus an individual 19 cent tag. The ad indicates a limited one day promotion.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
40
An old newspaper brief lists sale prices for meat per pound with a two pound offer at 45 cents and four pounds at 29 cents, plus an individual 19 cent tag. The ad indicates a limited one day promotion.
Washington June 2 Experts today re draft the tariff reform measure Roosevelt plans to ask Congress to authorize. The president wants a shorter clearer bill. The draft would let the president raise or lower tariffs up to fifty percent and include a sixty day congressional veto. If Congress does not act within sixty six days the agreement would take effect automatically.
In Kansas City a mother Pekingese fell ill and died, leaving two pups to be cared for. A stray alley cat was pressed into service to feed the week old blue blooded pups, and the feline ministrations helped the pups survive while their mother drowned.
A quirky report notes wheat costs climbing, challenging the notion that pretzels rely on varnish. The piece juxtaposes food myths with market shifts, hinting at broader effects on baking and snacks.
The Square Circle plans a cabinet meeting at 7 30 this evening followed by a regular club meeting at 8 Etiquette will be the topic with Marie Tomasello in charge.
The local YWCA staff held their annual breakfast at Camp East Brook this morning. They gathered at 7 o'clock in the camp dining room, concluding the staff meetings for the summer.
The board will hold its last meeting until fall on Tuesday night, June 6, at 7 30.
St Pauls Baptist church at 614 West North street presents a May pole play this evening at 8 o clock. The May queen and attendants will enact an engaging program. The Bethel A M E church prayer band meets at 8 in the home of Mrs Lottie Gay, 142 Elm street.
A fragment listing individuals including Donald G. McGarey Gladys W. Nord William R. Patterson Dorothy E. Young Frances E. Patton and Rollin W. Parker from Ellwood City and Youngstown, Ohio, appears in a local notice. The text shows names and towns with no additional context or actions provided.
Camden report quotes Dr. Thomas K. Lewis head of a civic club as he warns that romance after forty can be dangerous for the heart and advises against all night poker and excess eating and drinking though notes life in the suburbs differs with everyone close to neighbors.
Denver reports detail state legislature expense revelations by Royal I Fisher a Creede banker who chairs the spending committee Among items listed a long distance call costing 17 to Hawaii for a legislator s girlfriend was among numerous charges Also cited were 107 35 in a month for phone calls matches lighting fluid coat hangers and 36 dictionaries None of the dictionaries could be located Reimbursements were not urged by members or remittances sent
Boston Youth urged to lead in tackling world problems says David Vaughan Tenney professor of social ethics at Boston University School of Theology speaking to BU students at open house. He argues youth are braver and less avaricious, and that changes must come now rather than wait for a second generation.
New Philadelphia Ohio. After eight years as justice of the peace Eli N Fair resigns saying the office should be abolished. The move aims to prove his stance on reform while Ohio law ties pay to the office to be addressed.
In a resignation letter to Goshen township trustees Fair complains the position pays nothing unless the office becomes a collection agency. The remark underscores financial strain and the push to levy fines as a funding source.
Cambridge Mass mice taught to press a lever for food are demonstrated by instructor B F Skinner 28 son of a Scranton attorney and one of five men named by President A Lawrence Lowell to the scholars paradise society of Harvard Junior Fellows Skinner displayed mice and white rats trained to press a lever or button to obtain food.
In New Britain Con Anthony Niewez reports his wife came back after ten years, then hurled a stone at a window in the front yard and left. He told police he hopes she stays away another decade if this is her manner.
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