New Castle Family Consumes 68 Dozen Of Eggs In Year
Washington correspondent George H. Manning reports that New Castle figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show living costs have risen little since 1920. The average family consumes 63 dozen eggs annually along with 412 quarts of milk and 746 pounds of potatoes, with food prices generally stabilizing after earlier climbs.
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Former Greenville Man Writes of Rentz Speech
A Greenville man recounts a chaos at a Pennsylva nia State society meeting in Los Angeles where editor Rentz from New Castle faced hostile Californians. The gavel, aimed to restore order, smashed a thumb as the crowd yelled Hey Rube and the room erupted in jeers and laughter over remarks about Florida.
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Florida Folly and Free Speech Fracas in Greenville
In a rowdy scene at Greenville a speech on Florida provoked a melee. Rentz’s secretary on his private launch described the incident as a mistake and defended the speaker’s intent to praise Florida not insult California. The piece ends with comic exaggerations of Florida flora, wildlife and seaside trips, and warnings about razorback hogs and Everglades rules.
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Inland snake fishing trip and Cola lore in a rambling note
A curio filled with rambling observations on hunting, food, Coca Cola signs, and travel quirks across Florida and Hollywood parodies. The writer complains of agency profiteering, laments tourist behavior, praises resilience of small communities, and ends with chewing gum as a rescue after trying to soften tough land food.
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Boy Falls From Wagon and Breaks Arm
Frank Allen Dewberry, son of Mrs Frank Dewberry of 1413 West Washington, fell from his coaster wagon and fractured his left arm. The incident occurred recently, and the injury was noted by local observers.
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