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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1918
Page
4
An advertisement extols Senreco Tooth Paste as a preventive for Pyorrhea and general tooth decay. It links a polished appearance to dental health, warns bad teeth harm organs like the stomach and heart, and promotes sample paste from Cincinnati Ohio with dentist consultation for advanced cases.
Edith Storey headlines Metro's deluxe production The Legion of Death telling of Russia's fight for freedom and a warrior-women battalion. The Star Theatre shows begin tomorrow and run Thursday.
Preparations underway for a community pageant titled To Arms for Liberty to be presented by local young people on June 20. The production draws on patriotic themes and involves several neighborhood groups and volunteers.
The Comfort Packet committee presents a two day pageant in New Castle June 20 and 21 under wartime unity theme Arms for Liberty. Written by Catherine Bryce of Cleveland, the production has raised over 20000 for the Red Cross and features a student chorus and a cast to be announced. Tickets on sale with Boy Scout and YWCA junior clubs canvassing citywide. sellers of ten tickets receive one free.
A Detroit dean of stenographers told working women that personal appearance matters for payroll success. She notes affordable soaps and skin products yield big business dividends and praises Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer for hiding gray hairs and promoting hair growth.
A jury found Brown not guilty of larceny from Edward Fee in Nader's billiard room on West Washington street. The evidence failed to prove the charge beyond a reasonable doubt. Officer Lynch intervened in a Mahoning town dispute leading to John McCarthy and Jerry McFadden facing the mayor for fighting and being ordered to leave the city. The war department in Washington reports 9,000 women employed.
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