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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
7
A vocational school setting guides a father to appropriately praise livestock, highlighting the skill and intelligence of animals in handling. The piece notes the remarkable behavior and the educational approach shaping respectful, informed observations of live stock.
Almost 400 boys and about twenty girls from rural Pennsylvania gathered at Penn State for the annual young farmers camp. State championships in stock judging will be held tomorrow with about 2000 judging teams from over forty-five counties competing in dairy, stock, swine, poultry, and crop contests.
A testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured years of stomach trouble after doctors urged operation. The simple preparation allegedly removes mucus and inflammation, preventing stomach and intestinal ailments. One dose with a money back guarantee is offered by McKee's Kut Rate and druggists.
Atlanta June 13 There is no Georgia law making it a crime to lift a body from its grave while the casket is being removed The court granted a new trial to Sam Ware an Atlanta negro undertaker who was sentenced to ten years for removing a body to obtain the casket alleged to have been resold The case names Ware and the casket as the disputed elements.
Readers praise Colac Pile Pills as a quick internal remedy that reaches the lower bowel to ease pain and prevent surgery. Offered at 60 cents or 65 cents part paid from Colac Chemical Co. Inc. Glens Falls New York.
Philadelphia report notes Broad Street Station trainshed ruined by fire is near normal operations. Electric trains use temporary platforms while the damaged sheds are replaced. Baggage handling has resumed and a large armory near West Philadelphia station houses 25,000 feet of floor space. Officials say open air umbrella sheds will finish within a month.
Harrisburg June 3 The senate considers a resolution by Senator W D Mansfield Allegheny county to study compulsory liability insurance for all auto owners and operators over five years with a $1000 appropriation. The plan would form a bi chamber study group and would include officials from the attorney general highway department and workmen's insurance board.
Wampum residents learn of Mrs W H Henry becoming seriously ill at her mother’s home in New Castle, with W H Hearry and Mr and Mrs E T Algen summoned to Beaver Falls. Tonight’s gatherings include Roof P No 440 meeting and a 7:30 prayer service at the Presbyterian church. The second annual Pythian Sisters banquet at Wampum Temple No 116 Lodge rooms ends with a generous lunch and warm camaraderie. Local notes mention Mses Wikoff Galbreath and Marjorie shopping in New Castle, Ralph Freedman visiting from New Castle, and Rev John Gelbreath of Erie visiting Mrs Melissa Galbreath, with Mr and Mrs H E King of Ellwood City also calling in.
Federal health service issues a bulletin urging Americans to avoid excessive worry and to stay active in society. The message emphasizes that worry can be harmful while activity brings benefits, framing mental vigilance as a public health concern.
Washington June 13 The Daily News Letter presents Senator Royal Copeland's claim that the farmer's surplus wheat could vanish if Americans eat three extra slices of bread daily. He argues a bread rich diet would boost demand, requiring more corn milk sugar butter and cotton goods, improving public health and farm prosperity.
Dr Laonhardt identifies internal cause of piles and says salves and operations fail. He offers harmless prescription Hem-Roid to remove the cause. Money back if it falls McKeo's Kut Rate.
Frank Robinson reported to the police that his male child was bitten by John Wrylie’s dog on Crawford avenue. An officer was assigned to investigate. The other text references speculative growth and unrelated phrase.
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