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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
11
The addition to New Castle hospital is expected to be ready by July 1 with interior decoration and plastering nearly complete. The five story wing houses 32 private patient rooms, nurses’ quarters, a modern laundry, and a central electric signal system linking each room to the nurses’ station.
An advertisement promises a painless treatment for leg sores and varicose ulcers. It claims 35 years of experience and offers a free copy of a book in exchange for name and address to Dr H Y WhitTier, Suite 1182, 421 East 11th Street, Kansas City Missouri.
The hospital will use a tiedern vacuum heating system and rubberlike doofs to deaden noise. The upgraded facility will allow greater community service as it currently operates at full capacity with applicants turned away daily. The College of Surgeons has acknowledged it as a first class hospital and plans include six such facilities with an interne.
Leigh ton C. Taylor longtime Penrose secretary was awarded the LL B degree by George Washington University Law School in Washington. During eighteen years with Penrose he met many Pennsylvania politicians and national leaders connected with Congress.
A new Harley Darideon motorcycle is being secured for Motorcycle Officer Robert Leter a. The new machine is expected in the next few days and will be placed in service as Boonag tt ar rives.
Two men, John Cunningham and John McNichol, died from fractured skulls after a speeding car swerved on Broad Street, toppled through a fence into an excavation, and pinned them beneath the vehicle. Police say the auto went off Allegheny Avenue and burst into an excavation before crashing. They died at Samaritan hospital around six this morning despite rapid medical care.
In Pittsburgh on June 24 a local merchant set a gas heater outside his shop with a sign reading Step up and get warm. The heat drew strong gusts during a sultry day but only a few passersby paused to use it as the crowd ignored the offer amid the heat.
Gasoline prices rose by one cent per gallon, now 24 cents for motor gas and 27 cents for 68-70 test. With the two cent state tax, retail prices total 26 and 29 cents per gallon respectively. The increase applies statewide.
A reader from West Haven, Conn. reports four large ulcers healed by Peterson's Ointment and endorses its use for eczema, old sores, wounds, and various skin conditions. The advertisement claims cures for rashes, bleeds, piles, sore nipples, burns, and sunburn with a price of 35 cents a large box. Peterson Ointment Co., Buffalo, NY.
Stomach Remedy a fast seller with six thousand bottles sold last year at McRae's Kut Rate Store New Castle Drug Corp declares money back if one bottle fails to help. Dave's Mentha Pepsin touted to quickly relieve stomach distress and dyspepsia, banish indigestion, and ease headaches and nervousness. Pleasant tasting liquid claimed to improve appearance and vitality, a reliable tonic promoted by local druggists.
Parochial schools of the city will close the 1924 25 term Friday June 19 Father F F O Shea stated this morning Approximately 38 grade pupils will receive certificates entitling them to enter high school Twelve pupils were promoted to the junior high schools at the end of the first semester Preparations for closing program has not ever been started.
Dear Slater Worthy Grand Regent Mrs Margaret Kelley requests all members of Court Teresa Irene No 231 to be at the K of C home Thursday evening June 4 at 6 o'clock sharp from where we will proceed to the home of the lately deceased Miss Anna Morrissey a beloved member of our court. The members will also attend the funeral mass at 9 o'clock on Friday morning. Fraternally yours MAE M CUMMINGS Historian
Motorcycle Officer Létera processed two men before the mayor on charges of speeding. The offenders Arturo Albers tint and Earl Hunt paid fines of ten dollars each.
A fragmented classified line shows a home needs or bargains listing with odd symbols and ciphered prices. Readable items mention caps and BOC but exact details and context are unclear due to garbled OCR. Further verification needed to extract concrete items or dates.
Mayor convened a meeting to address unclean streets and rubbish in a district. Sanitary Officer L Hoon Isterway faced tension over enforcement while residents at 25 Cent and 27 Big Bank were urged to cooperate. A cross railway and Jordan reference appears in the patrol notes.
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