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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1929
Page
6
A fragmented report notes twenty prisoners were transported to Atlanta amid unclear details. Mentions of Pittsburgh and various scrambled terms suggest a chaotic wartime or legal context with references to individuals such as Jones and Edward.
A narrative dialogue voices Heron and Crow discussing bird life and parenthood. The tale centers on nests eggs and feeding, with reflective lines on happiness, danger, and the brevity of family life in the marsh. The empathetic speaker laments how swiftly young Herons grow and how rare birds feel fortunate.
Brief in Clevedale tells of a family fire damaging a store and prompting residents Mrs Briney Hughes of Cunningham Avenue and Mrs David Lewis of Lone Avenue to return after arriving in town. The report notes a bearer’s injury and an urgent warning from responders.
William John Jenkins son of Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins witnessed graduation at the University of Oregon Monday. The local young man leaves school with a fine scholarship record and is noted as a popular member of the student body. He returns to Denn y with his family.
A woman pleaded guilty to embezzlement in a local arraignment. The report notes the defendant’s age and background, with reference to prior residences and mentions of a Pittsburg and Akron area. Details are sparse due to fragmented OCR text.
Child died after scalding water burned her while bathing at home. Police and emergency responders reported the accident occurred Saturday at a residence in Inmas, prompting investigators to determine exposure details and whether safety measures were followed.
A Plaingrove school event on June 9 featured children presenting a Bible reading, songs, an anthem by the AmBoy Comenes choir, and a recitation titled The Life Servant. Background acts included a drill, story segments, and a Salvation Story segment. The program concluded with a chorus and a collation. The Young Women’s Missionary Society met June 6 at Mrs. Mac Peebles’ home with Miss Bertha Shoah and Mrs. Sarah Brown leading.
Nearly every reader joined in at Mingrove High School Tuesday for a packed program. The event included invocations, a student address by Elizabeth McMichy, the history and prophecy segments, and the school orchestra under Prot Alken. Donors Charles Oakes and Albert Foster supported the music program.
An old advertisement appeals to women seeking a slimmer figure using Kruschen Salts. It touts a daily dose of half a teaspoon in hot water before breakfast and claims enhanced vitality and natural allure as a result of reduced fat. The text blends promotional claims with dubious health language and fragmented wording.
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