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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
13
DETROIT June 14 Brazil’s Danna Bertha Lutz and Donne Luis play down American flapper stereotypes at the Pan American Conference. Lutz says Brazil has only two bobbed-hair women and no true flappers, while noting Brazilians flirt without embracing the American craze.
Denver June 13 two wolf nupies captured in a den north of Fruita by government hunter W J Nearing have not inherited the vicious traits of their parents. Little Carroll Toll daughter of Henry Toll uses the pups as playmates. The parents were absent when the den was found and the hunter lured them with their slain brother. The two adult wolves have killed $10 000 worth of cattle in the Skyline district.
In the Bookeliffe mountains over the past three years efforts to kill the titch country pack failed. A father was trapped by Nearing last week but escaped with part of his foot. The pups were brought to Denver and shown to Stanley P. Young of the federal biological survey.
Gatlettsburg Kentucky June 13. Charged in a warrant by being the husband of at least six wives Frank Bridgman of Ashland Kentucky was in jail here today following a warrant sworn to by W R Willis who is quoted as saying he acted for the good of the community Willis accuss Bridgman of marrying Elinore Prather at Ashland while being the husband of Evelyn Seeley of Portsmouth Ohio and in addition Willis says Bridgman has a wife in Akron Ohio one in Cincinnati one in Boston and one other in some other place Willis says he does not know the names of all the women Bridgman denier the charges
Plaingrove C Pollock and family metor jed to New Castle on last Wednesday. Roy Dighthag purchased a view car. Arthur Stuart traveling salesman formerly of this place visited his uncle Henry Booze recently. Mrs Ray of Neshannock township visited J B Shanes and family on last Sunday. W P Sankey remodeling his store with a new roof. Sam Book John Hoyd Paul Book and Sim Breneman motored to New Castle last Saturday. Tom Crawford and wife were New Castle shoppers last Saturday. Charley Daniels has bought Filmore Pizor’s milk route. Clyde McComimons and Joe Win-
The damper on illnesses shows Mrs. G L Brecht improving after a move, Filmore Pizor remains poorly, and Children’s Day was observed at the Presbyterian church last Sunday. A large gathering at Mr and Mrs John Williams’ home last Saturday featured ice cream, dancing, and games with over 130 guests present.
On June 13 1907 four men charged with blackmail faced trial in Lawrence County Court. The proceedings drew wide interest across Western Pennsylvania as residents feared the Black Hand gang activities and watched the case closely.
In Suva Fiji Island on June 13 a doctor conducted a notable test to locate a pest origin. Doctor Carment bred flies from garden refuse and fed them dyed foods to color them pink, then released them to see if pink flies appeared in residents’ larders and traps. Householders reported pink flies the next day, suggesting the Chinese resident may need to remove his vegetable garden.
Chicago June 13 signs of the times show job demand shifting to men with higher requests at state employment offices. March to May demand rose from 5568 to 6069 for the first 25 days of May as building activity and basic industries push for labor, with officials optimistic any worker can find a job within 80 days.
A peculiar beauty remedy instructs squeezing two lemons into three ounces of Orchard White to make a quarter pint bleach. It claims daily massage on the face neck arms and hands will fade freckles and blemishes and leave skin clear soft and rosy white.
Mrs CHR. Petroff of Cincinnati Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength after a year of nervous troubles and exhaustion from housework The 219 month old baby she bears is healthy and she urges other women to try the medicine noting it contains no harmful drugs and is safe for use
Harrisburg reports chemists of the state department of agriculture find defects in lime properties decreased in 1921 analyses. Of 115 samples from 59 brands, 36 lacked calcium oxide and six lacked magnesium oxide to within 1 percent of guarantees.
In Angeles on June 13 M Van Pelt reports a hen laid a giant egg that exceeds all prior records. The champion egg measures nine inches in one circumference and seven and a quarter inches in the other, weighing five and a half ounces, with a second smaller egg found inside its shell. The Black Minora hen, weighing three and a half pounds, is credited, and remains merrily cackling.
In Los Angeles on June 13 Zeke Brown, colored, faced a municipal duty violation charge in Judge George H. Richardson's police court. When asked his occupation he claimed to be a politician who turns to real estate, bootbacks, or bootlegging as various business lines depending on how the porters business, prompting the prosecutor to interrupt with a quip about his shifting trades.
A U S cheese from American producers spreads in Switzerland. Consul Murphy at Lucerne reported to the commerce department that ongoing improvements in American varieties have opened new markets and increased competition, altering the local cheese landscape.
Henry C Thorne of Boston reports relief from indiges tion and nervous distress after using Foley Cathartic Tales. The advertised remedy claims to cleanse the bowels, sweeten the stomach, and invigorate the system without pain or habit formation.
Frederick Schaefer died after a frightened cow dragged him across a field for several hours. A broken rib punctured his lung, and he became entangled in a chain attached to the animal.
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