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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
2
The New Castle News is a daily evening publication issued from Corner Bynamore Street and Aprile Way. It lists staff such as Overt, Treadwell, Tristen, Ray, Constay, and Baye, with telegraph and cable service via International News Service. Advertising rates and subscription options include daily and monthly plans, with mail delivery and office contact details provided.
Bacteriologist Dr W Steen announces monthly public reports on milk quality in the city. The goal is to reveal which dealers provide the best milk by testing gelling and cleanliness, to spur improvements. Volunteers are sought for a Monday pool project on Big Run in the South Side, organized by the Board of Trade and local groups to bolster community effort.
Weeky SAWeter 12:16 M M Gul Monday June 8 1920 prints a Rotary bylaw on member absences. Any member who misses four consecutive meetings including weekly and monthly ones may lose membership unless excused by the Board of Directors. A committee will interview delegates to explain the rule. Ed Mey urges remaining in Rotary and serving.
Today’s anniversaries note historical dates and figures from 1645 Queen Christina abdicated Sweden to 1901 Maitre Laboni entertained in London. It lists Bushrod Washington born 1762, Beecher Stowe’s novel cycle Tons Cabin first appeared, Wing Cearge V Prince of Wales, Richard Oryhorza Orhy winner of the English Dorbs, and broader references to universal suffrage and Cuban actions.
Volunteers urge support to aid children of the South Side by securing a bathing pool for summer. Citizens are asked to report for duty at Big Ra on Monday morning to help with the effort.
A runtime of global observances includes Denmark marking constitutional anniversary, Indianapolis hosting a weeklong centennial celebration, and Gen Marcus J Wright turning 90. New Montreal to Jordan direct ship service launches as Canadian Industrial Congress meets in Edmonton. National groups plan Chicago offices to push platform at the Republican convention. Fifty years of marriage for Crown Prince Frederick William and Princess Celia noted amid constitutional parliament elections in Octme. International Woman Suffrage Alliance day observed in Geneva with related events.
A corrupted text fragment mentions various claims about numbers and events. It references a supposed five lie event sacred Chinese Mnomber, Rapland and 0,000 dependent on blind persons, Mexico with sixty valuations in sixty-one years, Wyoming no bank failures for twenty-five years, Spaniards marking Tuesday as a marriage day, and one-fourth of printed mats in the United States emanating from New York City.
A collage of satirical notes and local observations on prices, politics, and daily life. Mentions Europe price drops, crooks, presidential runs from jail, Chicago convention, New Castle sendoffs, saloons, clerks losing jobs, sugar substitutes, and diverse miscellany with a humorous, scattered tone.
The text mixes disjointed claims about population, deaf mutes, agriculture, and government, with garbled names and phrases. It cites varied topics from nations and cities to trees, crops, and political statements, containing many nonsensical or corrupted fragments and no clear narrative or date.
In The Day's News Hit Douginc Hunen, a native of New Brunswick educated at the provincial university, is Chief Justice of New Haunawick. A noted political leader and lawyer, he served as Canada’s official representative in Washington during the late war, held seats in Dominion parliament and provincial legislature, led the Conservative Opposition, and in 1908 formed a ministry. He later joined Ottawa’s Garden ministry in 1911 as Minister of Marine and Fisheries and Naval Affairs.
Reports to the Bureau of Animal Industry, Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture show some breeders and dairymen lack knowledge of the officially accredited tuberculosis eradication plan. The bureau aims to inform every herd owner with up to date advice and urges contact at Harrisburg, Pa for guidance.
A girl living in a remote area charms Dalton, an engineer, by sharing her longing for company and adventure. As they converse during errands and a ride to the mail, Dalton asks her to name herself and her plans, while the pair bond over mutual curiosity and a possible future together.
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