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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
3
May health officer report shows a decline in communicable diseases overall with measles still prevalent. Notable items include measles cases, diphtheria minimal, scarlet fever less epidemic, laboratory throat cultures, meningitis testing, water analysis, nur se visits to quarantined families, and garbage incineration totals for the month.
Crawford recalls a life of frugal struggle and faded dreams as her husband Alfred plans a rare night out, rekindling memories of youth. The couple's table of small luxuries and long bill payments frames their longing for vitality, love, and a hopeful spark.
A garbled excerpt discusses the president selecting others and mentions police, telephones, and officials. It references Washington and a general sense of government procedures, though many words are unclear. The readable phrases suggest a political commentary with loose mentions of dates and people.
Mrs. Sarah Stewart aged 76 was found dead in bed this morning at the Croton avenue home of her son Frank Shoos. She had been in average health yesterday and partook of ice cream with relatives. Granddaughter Mrs. Fleming found her after 7 am. Dr Willan Clelands pronounced her extinct. She suffered heart disease and most likely died of natural causes. Surviving are several children including Jeanie Beighley, W H Evans, Frank Shoot, Jacob Shore, and Mattie Lightner, plus a stepdaughter Lise Essinger. She had lived with her children since her second husband’s death and attended Park Christian church.
The Boston Transcript comments on a man and a woman in a lighthearted comparison about truthfulness and salary stories. The piece then shifts to agricultural notes on tomatoes as a major export from Sinaloa Mexico, detailing that the 1918-19 crop filled 720 cars and predicting a large 1920 crop with about 70 percent of the crop handled by Americana growers.
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