Two Surprises of New Castle Auto Men When Machines Were Ditched
In New Castle Scott McCaslin, a taxi driver, became stuck in mud near Frizzleburg while rushing to New Bedford and Youngstown. A farmer’s team freed his auto after ten minutes, with the farmer’s wife joking about the expected job cost.
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New Castle
Scott McCaslin
New Bedford
Youngstown
Scott
Frizzleburg
William Dewberry, Jr
Butler County
Portersville
Butler Plank Road
William
Demberry
J N O Club Plans Harbor Camp and Social Expansion
The J N O Club of the local high school's Sophomore class plans a summer camp at Harbor Bridge with a dance platform and multiple dances. They will lease club rooms next winter to boost activities and may field a basketball team in the high school league or as varsity reserves. a furniture firm has been contracted to furnish the rooms.
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J. N. O. Club
Harbor Bridge
Thomas Coe
Judge Endorses Twin Bed Idea in Divorce Case
The Kentucky Court of Appeals, in Emma Burton vs Alfred Burton, ruled no divorce on abandonment grounds as the spouses shared twin beds. Judge Settle wrote the opinion, remarking we have enough unwritten laws and need some broken ones.
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Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Settle
Emma Burton
Alfred Burton
Massacres Recalled In Big Church Celebration
Knoxville remembers frontier violence as Lebanon Presbyterian Church marks 128 years. The event recalls early church burial of Rev Samuel Carrick’s wife and shows ties to Tennessee figures like John Sevier Blount and Alexander Campbell amidst a period when locals faced Indian threats. The article also recalls a jailhouse tale of impostor Uncle Sam sailors and a girl demanding repayment.
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International News Service
Knoxville
Tenn
Lebanon Presbyterian Church
East Tennessee
United States
Samuel Carrick
Lebanon Church
Tennessee
John Sevier
Blount
Alexander Campbell
Two youths in Aurora courtship scheme face trouble
In Aurora a "girlie town" tale unfolds as Gus Rosene, 19, and George Hayleht, 18, of Le Kalb are linked to a plan involving borrowed sailor outfits to charm girls. The plot leads to trouble for the pair as details emerge.
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Uncle Sam
de Kalb
Aurora
International News Service
Gus Rosene
George Hayleht
le Kalb
Another Phenomenon Due To End Next July
Cambridge reports a local thirst phenomenon, explained by Dr. W B Cannon of Harvard. The key factor is drying of the mouth and throat mucosa from prolonged breathing or speaking, a condition linked to excessive use of the passage.
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International News Service
Cambridge, Mass
W. B. Cannon
Harvard
Salivary Secretion and Thirst Explained by Dr Cannon
Dr Cannon explains that true thirst stems from deficient salivary secretion. Salivary glands require water to keep the buccal and pharyngeal mucosa moist, linking salivation to thirst.
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Cannon
Miss Annie Fire Weds Engela Gutano in Hillsville Ceremony
Miss Annie Fire and Engela Gutano were married on Thursday in Hillsville. The bride wore white satin with a white ribbon headband and carried white rose bouquet. Her brother James Fire gave her away, and the couple left for a wedding trip to Cleveland and Niagara Falls.
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Annie Fire
Engela Gutano
Hillsville
James Fire
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
New Castle Visitors Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs James Coates and daughter Alice visited New Castle on Thursday. Steve McGauley of Struthers toured the town as a business visitor Thursday. Mrs Thomas McGraw and her son Wilbur also visited New Castle.
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James Coates
Alice
New Castle
Steve McGauley
Struthers
Thomas McGraw
Wilbur
The Rolling State Never Makes an Uphill Fight
A succinct line notes the rolling state avoids uphill battles, signaling a pattern of steady resistance. The statement frames persistence as a strategic approach rather than a dramatic contest, suggesting resilience in the face of challenge.
Attorney Clark Announces Continuation of Law Offices
Attorney Samuel Clark announces he will continue the law firm at the corner of N Jeffer son and W Washington streets, occupying the same building long used by him and his late partner Ex Judge William D Wallace. He will handle the unfinished business and maintain the present location.
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Samuel Clark
N. Jefferson and
W. Washington Streets
Clark
William D. Wallace
Judge Wallace
Wallace
Croatian Walker Reaches Cleveland After 18-Year Trek
Joseph F. Mikulec born in Croatia, now 41, began a twenty year hike from his homeland eighteen years ago and yesterday arrived in Cleveland. He walked through twenty six countries during the long journey and continues toward his goal.
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Cleveland
Joseph F. Mikulec
Croatia
Mikulec
Traveler Mikulee Plans Croatian Return After Book
The traveler and autograph collector has visited twenty six countries and keeps a scrapbook of dignitaries in many cities including Jus serand of France Roosevelt and President Wilson. He plans to return to Croatia in 1921 to write and publish his book then come to the United States, where he became a citizen in 1910.
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Jusserand
France
Roosevelt
Wilson
Mikulee
Croatia
United States
There’s Room at the Top for More Men Than Cag Stick There
The brief odd sentence notes room at the top for additional men, contrasting with a cag stick presence. No clear event, date, or named entities identified in readable text.
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Cag Stick
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Nash Ah Pe
Nash Motors CO
North Mill
L. L. Swan
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Mackie
E. Washington St
Moser
J.N. O. Club
Harbor
Wright
Wrght
IS Wright
BELL
Washington St
New Castle, Pennsylvania
United Cigar Store
Mill Street
Wright Baidges—Wright
Hinchman
Judge
Over United Cigar Store
Edenburg
Call Bell
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