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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
32
The piece laments teachers faces a grueling nine months of work with long days, marking papers and studying new methods. It notes teachers look forward to June yet worry about finances and the ability to attend summer schools amid high living costs.
The body of Oregon Steveson, son of Mr and Mrs Jas H Steveson of East Lackawannock, arrived in Hoboken on May 23. He died in Coblenz Germany from pneumonia while serving in the American Army of Invasion after World War II. His body was sent home at his parents request, and the family previously lived in Grove City.
A testimonial from Mrs Chas Grey of Detroit endorses Foley Kidney Pills for backache rheumatic pains and kidney bladder symptoms. She reports better sleep reduced pain and plans to continue use.
A New York inventor has created a process to prepare fish skins into leather, enabling a new commercial material. The breakthrough promises an alternative to traditional hides and could expand use of marine sources in manufacture.
An old advertisement touts a supposed Korein system for weight loss without starvation or exercise. It urges morning breathing, oil application, and a cash forfeiture guarantee, selling oil of Korein tablets and a free book from a New York City address to entice buyers.
Grove City will host a standard aeroplane with Curtis Motor purchased by local businessmen. Lieut. Benjamin Gallagher, formerly of the U S Air Service, arrives from Buffalo to pilot the craft with another flyer. The two seat plane, modern and suited for passenger hauling, will be kept here temporarily while its future location is decided.
A hot plate in Mrs. Andrew Schass’s home at 108 Taylor Street ignited the wall on Wednesday afternoon, likely causing $25 in damage. An alarm from Box 84 at 2 05 P M brought firefighters. The residence belongs to the Germania Singing Society.
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