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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
33
Sir Alfred Mond calls Tel Aviv a modern industrial city rising on the desert near Jaffa. The 33,000 population hosts 138 factories and many trades driven by electricity and oil. Since 1909 Jews from Jaffa founded a settlement that now thrives without chimneys.
An advertisement touts Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a solution for constipation and related health issues. It claims permanent relief guaranteed or money back, urges daily two tablespoon servings, and notes the product is made in Battle Creek Michigan and sold nationwide.
The speaker recalls 1921 and notes rapid development transforming Haifa into a center for heavy industry and agriculture. A new harbor is being built to accommodate the Mediterranean fleet, signaling broad progress across sectors.
Ashes of 200 unclaimed individuals from the Allegheny county morgue in 1919 and 1920 were buried together in a single grave at Highwood Cemetery in Pittsburgh. Some identifications existed, many did not, and no funeral rites were held.
In Steubenville Ohio on June 11 a neighbor saw a five gallon keg of powder with three duds in the Rizor yard. Police found 140 sticks of dynamite along the riverbank near Dain No 10, likely thrown from a passing car as pursuers closed in.
In Greensburg Pennsylvania Joseph Pawlick 42 drowned in the Oakford Park pool. His wife and two sons Steve 16 and Paul waited through the night for news as lifeguard Glenn Matthews followed cries from Margaret 11 who said her father leaped in and did not re appear. The pool was drained and the body recovered.
In Point Pleasant West Virginia on June 11 two of Wilbur Love's sons aged 9 and 5 drowned after entering the swift current near the ferry landing. A third brother, aged years, was rescued from the river after the three played in the water.
George Ball superintendent of Fairview Cemetery tells Chicopee board of aldermen he seeks a $100 appropriation to build gates and repair fences to bar petting parties from the burial ground. Ball emphasizes he is custodian of the cemetery, not a petting ground, as he presents the request.
A wide assortment of woolens including cheviots worsteds and cassimers is offered with English styles featuring broad shoulders and narrow hips. New double breasteds conservative models and multiple color options are highlighted along with a Straw Hats sale at 1.95.
Boxcoat models listed at 19.75 dollars each. Durable, good looking coats suitable for motoring or next season, with all styles remaining in stock at this drastic reduction.
An urging advertisement claims to ease labor and reduce suffering with a physician backed method. A mother cites shorter labor using Mother's Friend and invites readers to request a free booklet from Bradfield Regulator Co. Dept B A 7 Atlanta Ga. The product is sold in drug stores with directions on each bottle.
The P H C Lodge met with James Black in charge and elected officers for the coming term led by President James Black and Vice President Mrs O J Layton. Gerald Boyd spent Wednesday in Geneva and several members planned a graveside picnic on June 18 for Mrs H A Wetzell of New Bedford.
The Westminster College Board of Trustees unanimously approved a resolution honoring the nomination of President W Charles Wallace to the Rotary International Governorship of the 33rd district. The nomination was made by the conference at Pittsburgh in March and will be voted on at a future meeting.
Barnesville reports the death of Mrs. William F. Beymer age 53 after a fall from a cherry tree while picking fruit. She succumbed to injuries today following the accident late yesterday.
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