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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1921

Page

9

Early Recovery Forecast for U S Industry and Agriculture

Rosy predictions of an early revival for American industry and agriculture emerged from diplomatic reports and Federal Reserve observations. Officials cite depressions in world stockpiles, anticipated credit facilities, and expected bank rate reductions before mid-summer to ease finances for producers and exporters. President Harding plans further talks with regional financiers to bolster the move toward renewed trade.

W. A Kews Service Hteaffs Washington Harding Harding, Secretary of the Treasury Mellon Federal Reserve Board

Ingrown Toe Nail Turns Itself Outward Overnight

An advertisement claims a few drops of OQuigro applied near an ingrown toenail will reduce inflammation and pain and toughen the surrounding skin so the nail turns outward naturally overnight. Quigro is described as a harmless antiseptic for chiropodists, sold by drug stores.

Red Cross allocates 100000 for Pueblo relief effort

JP Frank L. Feiner, manager of the Red Cross southwestern division, will arrive in Pueblo to direct relief work. National funds allocate a total of 100000 for Pueblo relief, augmenting division funds and supply stores.

Front Weiser Southwestern Pueblo International News Services Washington Frank L. Feiner American Red Cross Red Cross Red Cros

All Lobbies May Be Investigated

International News Services reports the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to appoint a sub-committee to probe all lobbies, focusing on the dyestuffs lobby amid the emergency tariff bill debate. Senators Moses, Cummins, Sterling, Walsh, and others were named to the committee.

Washington

Missing Husband Sought By Wife

Mrs James St Clair of 25 North Beaver reported at noon today that her husband James St Clair left home last Thursday morning to seek work and has not returned. Police asked to locate him.

James St. Clair North Beaver Great

Man Sought by Police After Absence

A 38 year old man five feet six inches tall weighs 180 pounds with gray eyes black hair and a partly bald head. He wears a light soft brown hat and black lace shoes. Police have been asked to locate him after he disappeared.

Loyalsock Angler Recovers Thorned 13-Inch Trout

LAPORTE Pa June. John Hardy, fishing in upper Sullivan county along Loyalsock Creek, hooked a 13 inch trout that had become snagged on a thorn branch above the pool. The fish had seemingly leaped from the water to strike an insect and impaled itself on the thorn. Hardy noted, thankfully, that no other creature claimed the prize before him.

Laporte John Hardy Loyalsock Sullivan County

Doctor 99 Tells How To Live Long

LOS ANGELES In an interview Dr James Peebles physician and author of How to Live a Century and Grow Old Gracefully explains his long life stems from abstaining from animal flesh since age 3½ He credits routines restraint and a calm mind with his longevity noting his 99th birthday and a strong appetite digestion good sight and hearing He advises going to bed early rising early avoiding alcohol no worry and strong willpower keeping focus on new experiences and maintaining a healthy diet devoid of meat.

Los Angel S. Inne James Martin Paebtes Doctor Peebles

Second Wife's Dowry Sparks Monument Row, Teeth Knocked

International News Service reports in Chicago that Judge Georges F. Rush ruled second wives have rights to spend their dowries. Michael Pollack used a $1000 dowry to erect a monument for his first wife, prompting Eva Pollack to object and suffer a knocked-out front tooth amid the dispute. The court noted the second wife may pursue a divorce while the case centers on burial space and memorial acts.

International News Service Chicago Georges F. Rush Irs Mya Pollack Pollack Mrs. Eva

Students Mail Laundry Home For Mothers To Do

Ohio State University students throughout the state send their washings home to be done by mothers. A canvassed box serves for sending soiled laundry there and back. Students report lower laundry bills and less portage, though rainy days cause postage due charges for dads. Large consignments depart on Sundays from campus area mail boxes near High Street and Eleventh Avenue.

Columbus Ohio State University Ohio Atudenta University District High Street Eleventh Avenue University Campus

OF INTEREST TO WOMEN IN THE EARLY CENTURY

A collage of notes on prominent women in society and industry, from Mrs James EB Withing in California to Mrs Jennie Bean in Virginia. It mentions Mrs Lloyd George on Sunday school, protests against short skirts by New York educators, church resolutions on women in ministry, French lace makers employing women, and various women achieving leadership or notoriety in business, art, and social customs.

James EB. Withing California Lloyd George New York England France Jace Ella Haynes Battle Creek Mich Columbus Mia M. A. Steinberg Milas K Co Gallagher Jennie ©. Bean Winchester Mme. Belba Rosa Bonheur Margaret Enott Denver Wales Scotland Ireland

Erect Stadium At Soissons France by American Committee

Paris reports the American committee for Devastated France will erect a stadium at Soissons. The concrete structure costs about 42000 dollars, seats 2500, and includes a clubhouse, a 640 yard track, three football fields, six basketball enclosures, four tennis courts, a swimming pool, and a children's playground. About 30 clubs are formed locally and 2000 athletes are expected to use the facility. this follows Joinville near Paris opened in 1919, with 1924 Olympics hoped for there.

Internations News Berrice Paris France Soissons Soinsona Rat Joinville Parte General Pershing T Tu

Epsonade Salts: a lemonade tasting remedy

An ad touts Epsonade Salts as a palatable Epsom solution, blending Epsom with fruit salts for a sparkling lemonade flavor. A tablespoon in cold water is advised for biliousness headaches or constipation, billed as a new discovery by the American Epsom Association. The note mentions Lady Jane Grey’s nine-day reign in 1063.

American Epsom Association

Omaha Woman In Orient Tour Incident In Korea

Mra. M. A. Davis of Omaha Nebraska recently back from the Orient was involved in an adventure in Korea. Without a passport she left with a friend who missed the train to Beonl. Davis was taken from the train by Japanese officials and was made to wait at the euykesatteer. Word from the American consul at Mukden later confirmed her situation.

Mra M. A. Davis Omaha Korea Herm Beonl Miss Davis Euykesatteer We Phn Meng Mukden

Beckford Street Grading Plan and Fountains Purchase Debate

Council ordered an ordinance for Beckford street grading between Franklin and Butler avenues and gave Purchasing Agent J C Norris authority to buy drinking fountains at best price and service. Police candidate Joe Knowles claimed his civil service exam results were to be scratched from the island and asked for a $2 physical fee refund. the issue was referred to the committee of the whole.

Council Beckford Street Franklin and Butler Avenues J. C. Norris Joe Knowles Police Department Civil Service Committee of the Whole

Hollow leg used to hide revolver in Maine case

Er nest Williams, Spanish War veteran confined at the National Soldiers Home in Togue Maine, used a hollow wooden leg to pull a revolver and shoot dead Lt Mela mid Oridiv, his alleged deranged mind noted. Williams, a Romanian-born cavalry veteran and reputed capable surgeon, faces questions of motive as authorities investigate.

Ooden Hotater Cinternational News Service Togue Maine Ernest DB. Williams National Soudtera’ Homa Melamid Oridiv Tzin Williams Oridiv Birch

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