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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
17
William A. Eakin, chairman, publishes a list of committeemen chosen in the recent election. Several precincts show ties or vacancies. a Saturday meeting at 10 a.m. will determine ties by lot at the county commissioners office.
An advertisement extols Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a guaranteed remedy for constipation, promoting its high roughage content and iron. It recommends two tablespoons daily, with meals in recurring cases, and notes versatility for use with milk, cereals, fruit juices, soups, and cooked foods. The copy also lists grocery availability and production by Kellogg in Battle Creek, plus a long block of local district election names and districts.
George Hohenzill, 53, of New Geneva, killed himself by firing a musket at his head. He had ejected his wife and family from the house and locked doors before taking his life, according to International News Service from Uniontown, Pa.
The Senate approved the Porter bill to establish a separate narcotics bureau in the Treasury Department. The measure now goes to President Hoover for his signature.
Poem portrays a rich mistress and servant who endures silent treatment and coercive social distance. The servant, though unseen and undervalued, regards her employers with quiet superiority and moral restraint. The verse reflects class tension and inner dignity within subservience.
In Uniontown Pennsylvania officials announced a thirty percent dividend for nearly 15 000 depositors of the defunct Citizens Title and Trust Co with payment planned for early July Remaining assets totaling 800 000 from mortgages notes and judgments are not expected to be solvent for some time An unrelated Roanoke Times quip on ice cream and pickles appears in the piece.
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