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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
26
Scores of patients at a Belfast hospital were moved to floors as a fight near the institution sent bullets through windows. Nurses evacuated patients while chaos and hysteria followed. A nearby warehouse on the Belfast waterfront was destroyed by incendiaries.
Ed win Leslie president of Grove City college sophomore class was injured diving from a wall pipe into six and a half feet of water at the college gym pool. He was pulled from the water unconscious and kept on artificial respiration for hours as doctors and football players fought to save him.
The renowned actress Sarah Bernhardt shown in a new photograph and stage production Dans la Gloire plans a United States tour. She states she will perform until the last day of her life despite aging and the loss of a leg.
A weekly talk for mothers issued by the Babies Prophylactic Clinic at Henry Phipps Institute Philadelphia. The item outlines infant care guidance and health tips circulated from Seventh and Lombard Streets location.
The article notes mahogany trees do not grow in clusters but are dispersed through forests and hidden within dense undergrowth.
A guidance on baby garments covering shirts with various weights of wool and silk blends, short or long sleeves, and front openings. petticoats using light weight wool flannel, length limits, and options for shortening. slips made of fine cottons with kimono style options and adjustable neck drawstrings, avoiding scratchy trims and starch.
Belfast June 6 British forces extended the victory over Irish Republicans as they forced retreats from several strategic points along the Ulster Free State frontier. No pursuit beyond the border was reported and firing was desultory up to noon with no battles.
Advice on using Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo as a safe, greaseless cleaner for hair. It forms rich lather with warm water, cleanses scalp and dust, leaves hair silky and manageable, and is inexpensive and readily available at drug stores.
Unknown burglars forced entry to the Butler County courthouse and attempted to blow open the county treasurer’s safe. They entered via a ventilator window, pried three iron bars, and fled without stealing any valuables. The vault held over $1,000 in currency, $6,000 in Liberty Bonds, and about $200,000 in unsigned road bonds.
In Harrisburg a case echoes the Donovan murder pardon episode. Mrs. John Livingston of Fayette County asks Governor Sproul to do nothing to spare her husband William Livingston, mirroring a teen daughter’s plea that led to a pardon denial in Indiana.
The texts reveal pleas to spare executions in two cases. In one, Mabel Donovan urges the governor to spare her father Elmer Miller who was condemned for murdering her mother. In the other, Pennsylvania officials recount a similar motive and brutal family history contributing to a death sentence.
In Pittsburgh on June 6 the second day of the 99th annual Grand Lodge meeting of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania and the 33rd session of the Rebekah assembly featured the laying of the cornerstone for the new Home for Widows and Orphans of Odd Fellows.
An advertisement touts a lemon based skin bleach pairing two lemon juices with Orchard White to create a quarter pint lotion. It claims to whiten the face neck arms and hands daily without irritation and cites stage beauties as endorsers for freckles sunburn and tan reduction.
More than 500 delegates witnessed the ceremonies accompanying the placing of the stone at the North Side intersection of Fleming and Davis avenues in Pennsylvania.
WARREN Ohio June 6 Mrs Lucille Pearce Mosier who abandoned her 21 month old baby in Youngstown two weeks ago was arrested in Warren yesterday and taken back to Youngstown by two officers to be jailed. She left her home on the Youngstown Sharon line May 13 and a search spread through all valley towns. She was found in a house near the Trumbull steel mill.
Plaingrove Mrs. T P Holiday remains ill at home. Marie Breneman infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Breneman was buried in Presbyterian cemetery. Work on Howard Gardner’s new house nears completion by Sherman Nelson. Fred Magee S E Breneman Charlie Ray and D C Bruce drove to New Castle last Saturday. Leonard Uber student at Slippery Rock State Normal suffers inflamed eye. Ladies Bible Class of the U P church met at J W McNulty’s home last Thursday to celebrate the eighty third.
A splendid birthday dinner was served to guests in honor of Mrs. Sarah Bruce. Attendees included Mrs. William McKissick, Mrs. William Blevins, Mrs. Henry Boozel, Mrs. Manvil Foster, Mrs. Rev. Cameron, Mrs. White, Mrs. M. G. Shoaff, Mrs. J. A. Magee, Mrs. Thomas McCom mons, Mrs. Charlie Minnick, Mrs. Andy Thompson, Mrs. Sam McDonald, Mrs. Joe Martin, Mrs. Thomas McNulty, Mrs. J. W. McNulty.
Regular trains between London and Bristol travel at over 62 miles per hour on average, making the journey one of the fastest in the world.
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