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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
13
New Castle Kiwanis Club to observe All Kiwanis Night Monday evening June 7 at the Field Club aligning with Kiwanis Internationals tenth annual convention in Montreal. Kiwanians from Grove City Staton and Greenville to participate as about fifteen hundred thirty clubs join in the event. A Fellowship moment of silence expresses devotion to international friendship and Kiwanis ideals.
The 1926 report from United States Steel Bureau of Safety Sanitation and Welfare notes twenty years of accident prevention saved 46 000 workers from death or serious injury and averted 322 000 more injuries. U S Steel spent 158 million dollars on safety sanitation and welfare in 14 years led by 45 million for relief of injured workers and families. Other major spends included 31.7 million for sanitation 28 million for playgrounds schools and clubs and 22 million for the employee stock subscription plan.
Chicago dispatch reports Gilbert Keller, a taxicab driver, picked up Mrs. O. F. Anderson and delivered her to the Lying-In Hospital where she gave birth to a girl. Both mother and daughter were reported doing fine.
The 8th Lawrence County Sabbath School Convention at Wampum on June 10 will use daylight saving time for all sessions. Morning 9 a m, afternoon 1 p m, and evening 7 15 p m daylight savings. The program aims to inspire delegates from Sabbath Schools statewide to improve the coming year. Form fitting tobacco cans appear in the caption.
Washington announced an immediate request to Congress for 18 million dollars to begin work on the 165 million dollar public buildings program. Projects authorized in 1913 will be undertaken, with 10 million in the District of Columbia and 8 million nationwide. A treasury and post office committee is detailing the plan.
June 3 Fredonia reports warn serious cutworm damage to crops in the Chautauqua Erie grape belt with tomatoes most at risk as planting expands. Experiment station notes that grape shoots will resist damage, while base suckers are scarce. Paris green bait mixed with bran and molasses recommended, orange pulp added by some growers to attract the pest.
A woods crew near North Girard Ohio caused the loss of an eagles nest by felling a large tree over Lake Erie's shore. The single occupied nest in Ashtabula county is gone, leaving two others in Saybrook township and Conneaut no longer home to the birds. The bald eagles, seasonal visitors, were known locals nicknamed Old Baldy.
A dense shopping ad lists Palm Olive Sh. Cream 40c 79c 25c Mennen's Sh. Cream 22c 45c Cathartic Compound 100 24c cigars and prices 5 for 25c 8c 4 for 25c 50s 2.98 10c 8c 50s 3.76 13c 10c 50s 96 4. All 15¢ cigarettes 2 for 25c All scrap tobaccos 3 for 23c Prince Albert Edgeworth Velvet Buckingham Tuxedo 2 for 21c Bull-Durham 3 for 19c.
Quebec June 3. Louis Tenascon appeals to Algonquin braves to protect forests. Notices posted urging fires be extinguished or reported to forest rangers, with translation sent to the Provincial Lands and Forests department. Do not smoke in the woods. Signed Louis Tenascon.
In Culiacan Sinaloa on June 8 the Sinaloa supreme tribunal ruled that fifty American couples seeking divorces in local courts during the first four months of the year must pursue their petitions outside Mexico. The decision was announced in Culiacan and Mazatlan.
A Bavarian youth awoke the night he dreamt he hung himself and, while still asleep, attempted to repeat the act. His mother rescued him in time. the normally cheerful young man recalls the dream but had no awareness of attempting suicide.
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