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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
8
Patent claims refer to Pinkham Wimnt date and the Sloan's Liniment product. The brief notes mention an emission or description tied to Scotts Emission and a BLS label. The fragmentary text suggests a legal or advertising notice about patented claims and product names.
Trade copy lists brands including Pobecco Pepsodent Kolynos Squibb Forhans Listerine Tooth Paste Renreco and related items in a catalog-like notice. Reads as a promotional roundup with multiple consumer brands.
Several hundred delegates from every Sabbath school in the county will gather at New Wilmington United Presbyterian Church on Thursday June 14 for the eighty fifth Lawrence county convention. The schedule includes Dr M Hadwin Fischer Dr Fred Hixson Miss Elizabeth Nutting and local workers with vesper services on the campus led by President Dr Wallace. Afternoon sessions feature addresses on Christian education the correlation of church and Sunday school forces and youth programs with officers to be elected. Local committees responsibilities include arrangements reception music and decoration.
Ira F. Lewis managing editor of the Firesbaren Courier touts Todds Tonic as a remedy for exhaustion nervousness and insomnia. He claims improved sleep rest and renewed vigor enabling sharper editorials and better daily performance. He urges readers to try the tonic sold at local drug stores and to send for trial via mail order.
Thomas A. Fletcher son of Mr and Mrs William Fletcher of Cunningham avenue graduated from the Illinois College of Chiropody in Chicago with a four year diploma He will take the state exam in Pittsburgh July 15 and plans to open an office in this city He owns property on AlmirA avenue and will reside there with his wife born and raised in the Fifth ward he attended Lincoln and Garfield schools and previously worked at Economy shoe store before Chicago study and Marshall Field Company shoe department His friends are pleased by his success and readiness to practice.
Martin Mayuuak and A. Tait were sentenced to the work house for breaking and entering a store on Long avenue and were taken to the institution this morning by Sheriff William G. Andrews.
Mr Patterson, a leading city clothing salesman for 18 years at a local store, resigns to join Reynolda Thorn Summers. He will greet friends and seek new customers at the growing men and boys clothing firm. The firm hails his expertise and confidence of customers.
Mayor Fred L. Bents presided as speeding fines were issued this morning. Officer William McConaghy led offenders on North Mill Street, with each fined eight dollars. Participants included Dr. C. A. Head and Herman Buck.
Rapidly relieves tainted swollen joints and pain, restoring normal use. Claims to help sleep, mobility, and function for rheumatism gout neuritis lumbago and neuralgia. Says Rheuma purges toxins, acts on stomach liver kidneys and bladder, sold by McKee's Kut Rate Store with money back guarantee.
The record lists several individuals including A. M. Jones George D. Blair Jr BD H Kay L C John and Mrs Lila Robinson with machines spotted on May 26 10 L Clark also turned in for speeding that date claiming he may have sped on the hill but did not. He will be given a hearing this afternoon at three.
The imperial council of the Shrine, in its closing session, rejected eight applications for new temples, citing no present need. The towns and cities listed include Cumberland Maryland Akron Ohio Kansas City Kansas Council Bluffs Iowa Orrum wa Iowa Danville Mississippi Johnstown Pennsylvania Fort Dodge Iowa. A charter was awarded to Ben Ali temple of Sacramento California, which had a disposition last year.
The body of Patrick Barrett a grain shoveler about 60 years old was found this morning in the Evans surrounding Buffalo harbor with hands and feet tied and a kerchief gagging his mouth. The body lay in the water about two days and the entire detective force was assigned to solve the murder mystery.
Wreckage from the Trevissa was picked up near the last reported position in the Indian Ocean confirming the vessel’s loss. The Trevissa had been reported sinking after last contact by wireless, and no trace of the crew was found despite searches by the steamship Trevean.
New York trading opened dull in the first hours with the Generalist steady and equipment stocks showing brief buoyancy. American Locomotive rose to a new high near 146 before slipping back. Steel, motor, tire and air shares were steady, while American Canvas climbed over one point to about 1017.
The tenth annual Flower Day of the Jewish National Fund will be held Monday June 11. The local Jewish community will raise funds by selling flowers distributed by the Sunday school girls. The fund aims to acquire and improve land in Palestine for Jewish settlement and labor, offering hereditary leases on productive soil and sustaining Jewish colonization.
A public appeal asks Zionist members to help push the tenth anniversary flower day and boost participation in the J. X. F. collections as part of a broader effort under the Jew. National Fund program.
Mog Pugh, a noted weight boxer, will be feted at a reception organized by four groups of friends and supporters at the Eagles Club on Friday. The event is open to all friends of Mog Pugh and a large crowd is expected as he is presented with two gifts by admirers.
Ww. El McKee on West Washington street faced Mayor Fred L. Rentz on a charge of violating the city health ordinance by running an unsanitary meat market. Officers testified to spoiled meat and filthy warehousing and toilet facilities. McKee paid a $25 fine plus costs and was advised to improve conditions.
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