Two Car Loads Of Cantalopes Arrive In New Castle
Two carloads of cantalopes arrived in New Castle on Wednesday. The arrivals are expected to lower cantaloupe prices considerably over the next few days. Watermelons, arriving Saturday, were all from the wholesale house this morning. Local dealers anticipate a new, larger shipment. Strawberries are scarce as southern berries finish and frost damages home grown crops. A few home grown berries remain, with lemons remaining near forty eight.
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New Castle
County quota caps limit citizen training camp applicants
War department bulletin dated June states no further civilian training camp applications will be accepted from the county once its quota is filled or oversubscribed. Current stand shows Beaver allotment at 40 applications, with nearby counties listed as well.
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War Department
Beaver
County allotment figures show limited new applicants
The report lists Butler Allotment with 39 applications and 54 percent complete, Lawrence 44 with 4 applications and 123 percent? complete, Mercer 48 with 75 applications and 167 percent complete. It states that four counties cannot accept more applicants except Butler, which is allowed one more. Captain A B Foster requested names of accepted men and will publish them when received.
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Butler
Lawrence
Mercer
A. B. Foster
Bomb Meant For King Alfonso Had Great Power
Travelers reporting from Perpignan described a bomb placed under a bridge the king was to pass over last week as enormous and capable of killing all aboard the train. Military officials later detonated the device in a field in the king's presence, describing the blast as tremendous. Conspirators gathered at the Ceravantista club backing Alfonso's policies.
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International News Service
Perpignan
France
Alfonso
Spain
Cervantista Club
Screen Star Ill Returns To N Y In Cabernational News
Mae Marsh, a screen star, is ill and may be forced to take a year’s rest before resuming work. She is returning to New York aboard the Olympic from Southampton, England, where she was reported ill.
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Cabernational News Service
Southampton
England
Mae Marsh
New York
Radio station notes and schedules across the Midwest
The write up covers Bert Cosel tuning to KFT Los Angeles record distance for the area, Luela di Lammermoor on WEAF, WTAM Cleveland’s improved offerings, and new stations seeking permits. It lists WHT Chicago on two wavelengths and a daylight savings aligned schedule for Central and Eastern times with multiple bands from 238 to 400 meters along with local Florida and Richmond and Baltimore interest in new stations.
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Denver
Bert Cosel
Bart
KFT
Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
Il A
Women's club program and alumni dinner entertainment
A New York event listing notes a Thursday program from 4 to 12 with midweek services by the Greater New York Federation of Churches. Cashton Serenadar is billed as a special entertainment at the annual dinner of the Alumni Association of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology from Mechanics.
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WRAF
New York
Timar
Greater New York
Woman's Secret of Beauty and Health Remedy
An old advertisement extols female health and beauty by using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It links sparkling eyes and vitality to alleviating ailments unique to women, urging daily use to overcome illness and restore beauty.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Early 1925 Radio Schedule From Cleveland to Pittsburgh
A fragmented radio listings page shows WEAR Cleveland WEW Cincinnati YW Chicago and KDKA Pittsburgh with 12 to 10 pm concert blocks. It notes civil service messages, baseball scores, stockman reports, reading segments, and weather precasts across stations on June 11 1925, with multiple program blocks and time marks.
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Sp. i. Senatary Hawking
Civil Service Department
United States
Chicago
Wy Central
Chidren
R. m
P. N
KDKA
Bad Pitteporch
Furtern
National Stockman and Farmer
Stockman
Pittsburgh
Radio Features Today Highlights Local Concerts and Programs
An Eastern Standard Time radio listing shows WJAS Pittsburgh presenting the Shore Orchestra with a 7:30 p.m. concert and a 6:30 p.m. music program. Also noted are a 2:30 p.m. dance segment and a “Dry Slitz Hour” on WJAS with various program blocks.
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Weaw
Pittsburgh
Stake Shore Orchestra
Danes
Pittsbureh
Pittabureh
Eighth Grade Promoted at Mt Jackson and Union Townships
Mt Jackson and Union Township schools promoted a large number of eighth graders last week as the 1924- Sa term closed. The list includes many Mahoningtown Edenburg and Ederburg students such as Carmen Miller John R Miller Mary Reed and James Clark. The promoted students are recorded by the county Superintendent and will be eligible for high school next fall.
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Mt. Jackson
Union Township
Jackson Elsie Griedér
Edenburg
Melvin Nouk
Mahoningtown
Oliva Houlette
Lewis Howard
Howard Kennedy
Mahoninngtown
Carmen Miller
Mahoningtonn
John R
Verna Fowler
Mary Fullerton
William Gebhart
Mae Gilchrist
Elizabeth Martin
Donald Allen Maxine Anderson
Betty Atkinson
Tilly Bender
Crippen Named Assistant to Penn Ohio General Manager
S MacCalla vice president and general manager of the Penn Ohio System announced the appointment of O. K. Crippen as assistant to the general manager. Crippen has four years as district manager for Dwight P Robinson Co Inc and a long history in local engineering and electrical work.
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S. MacCalla
Penn- Ohio
Crippen
Dwight P. Robinson & Co. Inc
Grippen
Iean
Cake School of Applied Science
National ‘Tuba Company
Loraln, Q
Electric Service Company
West Penn Railways
Knoxville Quartet To Sing Here June 18
A Knoxville College quartet from Knoxville Tennessee will perform at the Second United Presbyterian church on Thursday evening June 1 They tour the country en route to England and Scotland later in the summer Their four year collaboration features spiritual and plantation songs and a varied program across many states.
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Knoxville College
Knoxville
Tenn
United Presbyterian Church
England
Scotland
Thay Bays
Union
Local church quartet to perform humorous classical selections
A sunlit United Presbyterian church presents a Forme Classical style quartet noted for light humor and harmony. No admission charges at the door, with a prayerful offering welcomed. The event hints at quaint, old-fashioned entertainment values.
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Knoxville College
Fostitu
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