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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1928
Page
6
A health notice warns motorists about polluted water at campsites, urging careful source checks for springs or streams, boiling or iodine treatment, and avoiding garbage disposal in water areas. It emphasizes sanitation, proper camp maintenance, and leaving sites clean to prevent typhoid.
An heirloom gold coin from the ancient Roman empire, minted in 342, is owned by Mike Franses. The item was reported from Allentown, Pennsylvania, with International News Service noting its historic value.
An aged patent medicine claim touts 666 as a cure for malaria and a remedy for billousness headaches and dizziness caused by temporary constipation. It suggests eliminating toxins and producing copious watery evacuations and touts high esteem among users.
A coin found on the edge of the ancient city of Troy was examined by Dr. George T. Ettinger, dean of Munh Jenberg college, who deciphered the inscription. He confirmed the coin as a solidus minted during the reign of Constantine in 32 AD.
Edwin Earhart, Los Angeles attorney and former Kansas City jurist, criticizes Amelia Earhart’s plan to fly the Atlantic. He calls it a foolish sporting adventure but concedes her skill as a pilot, noting two forced landings and a language-induced blackout during a prior layover in Los Angeles.
Ferntsylvania State College Poultry extensionists report coccidiosis is common in state flocks. County Agent H R McCulloch cites seven of ten flocks in Center County shows disease. H D Munroe notes three of ten. O Dassin reports three of four. Chickens aged three to twelve weeks show color loss in beaks and shanks and sleepy behavior. Treatment blends powered milk, yellow corn meal, reground oats, and bran with constant fresh water. brooder houses cleaned daily for four days then every other day until recovery in about ten days.
A dense crossword puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and partial phrases. Entries include veterinary abbr, Egyptian goddess, British royal terms, and many science and general knowledge hints, with several long multiword hints and theme references.
The tale recalls an eagle who steals from his cousin Osprey and is punished by frozen feet on a floating ice cake. Birds laugh as the greedy thief remains trapped, wings stiff, unable to move. Mrs. Gray Rabbit and others reflect on his misfortune while cautioning against greed. Other animal episodes hint at future stories with Tom Fool.
Radio schedule lists NBC and blue network programs from 00 to 11:15, featuring WBO red network, WLS Chicago personalities, operetta Mons Beaugerie, U S Infantry band in Omaha, Zion City Mandolin and Guitar Club, Davenport high school bard, and Army entertainment. Stations include WENR Chicago, WCBD Zion City, WO Davenport, WBAL Baltimore, WADC, WSB Atlanta. Program notes mention Johann Strauss and Victor Herbert.
Federal agents swept Hurley Wisconsin arresting 150 residents in a dry raid aimed at illegal liquor sales and possession. The operation involved 30 prohibition agents scouring 70 miles east of Brule where President Coolidge summers, and those detained were brought to Ashland for formal charges.
York and Warneboro region towns including Carlisle Hanover Lebanon and Lancaster appear in the listing. The notice names multiple boroughs as affected areas or participants in the regional matter.
In Bellefonte Pa Grangers observed home coming week with several hundred attending meetings. Gumbel, general chairman, announced speakers including State Senator David Jersey and E B Dorsett master of international News Services. The gathering marked the opening of the Young Men's Christian Associations convention activities in southern Pennsylvania.
Four drivers had licenses revoked for intoxication as announced by the department of highways at Harrisburg. The agency also listed names added to the prohibitive list, including Brewer, Charles E., Zemey, and Harry Herm, reflecting actions affecting driving privileges and the integrity of the license system.
The Improved Kotex alters shape for smoother lines and offers unprecedented softness, delivering comfort and peace of mind. Two million women adopted it within months, boosting Beecy softness and market demand. The price drop followed manufacturing efficiencies amid wide availability in department and dry goods stores.
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