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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1920
Page
29
A bunker of political rhetoric rises again as a four year campaign era begins. Editors brace for six months of partisan volleys with speeches, dinner pails, and fulsome claims of salvation or doom. The era’s old tocsin and loud orators return to rally voters and fuel newspaper copy.
An English class of 15 foreign women at Sciota street social center, taught by Miss Annie Aiken, will show progress Thursday June 24. Most could not read or write in their language initially. samples reveal advancement to eighth grade writing and growing spoken English.
The county board counted 448 ballots with about 125 voters in two hours. Ralph Campbell served as judge while M D Wells H B Christman Paul Fisher John Kennedy J S Farr and J Clare George acted as tellers. The clerical team from Shenango New Castle and local firms demonstrated speed and accuracy in tabulating returns.
Police arrested K. G. Walter, owner of a garage on N Mercer Street, on a charge of violating traffic ordinances and creating a public nuisance. He posted a 25.00 forfeit for a hearing. Reports say motorcycles are repaired in the street and tested aloud, sounding like cannonading.
An old piece lists many regional names for bedbugs from Chinches to Crimson Ramblers and notes a new chemical treatment P. D. Q. Quietus that claims to kill bedbugs and their eggs without harming bedding. The adeyed product promises ease of use with a patent spout for hard to reach spots.
Miss Nicoline Sorge, twenty, was dragged into a car on her way to work in Brooklyn. A former suitor allegedly kidnapped her and drove to a Woodhaven house where he threatened to force marriage. She escaped by fleeing to a policeman. authorities search for the suitor.
Wallace avenue between Highlands and Jefferson streets, resurfaced with concrete, is opened to traffic and the full thoroughfare is expected to be usable today.
Walter Farrand of 1093 Springfield Ave Irvington New Jersey says both he and his wife suffered persistent back pain before using Foley Kidney Pills. He reports quick relief and recommends the product for kidney and bladder trouble and related rheumatic pains.
The text treats Catherine of Siena as a celebrated woman, noting her consecration to good works and divine love. It claims she organized peace among warring states in the 14th century and helped bring the pope back to Rome, leading to canonization as Saint Catherine.
Albert D. Hites sells land to Earl E. Allison in Ellwood for 650 dollars. Elizabeth Evans transfers property to Wilbert A. Witherow in Wayne for 1 dollar. Cora A Reno to Wm E Duncan in Shenango for 1000 dollars. John W Offutt to Andrew Noes ner in Ellwood for 1 dollar. Mary A Becker by sheriff transfers to El mar A Nelson in Third ward for 3400 dollars. A Fred Kelsey to Wayne D. Stitzinger in Second ward for 1 dollar. Isaac B Mick to Flora Valentine in New Wilmington for 600 dollars. Wm M Brown to Eva W McKee in Second ward for 1 dollar. Eva W McKee to Fercy B Walls. George B Hart to H J Evans in Union for 1 dollar. Nicola Ocahibone to Tony Dylko in Wayne for 500 dollars. Julian Bennet to W J Dinguam in Enon for 100 dollars. Susan K Park to W J Dinguam in Enon for 150 dollars.
A juvenile visitor describes farm life and compares country milk to any other, declaring it wonderfully good after returning from his first country trip. The Boston Transcript passage captures a child’s simple enthusiasm for rural dairy practices.
A homemaker style remedy claim urges taking a five grain Blood Iron Phosphate tablet with each meal to strengthen nerves and enrich blood. It promises rapid weight gain and improved sleep appetite and vitality, with a three week course and a money back guarantee from Hainer Drug Co. or any druggist.
A medical tone advertises Mu col as a safe antiseptic for home use addressing women’s health. It claims rapid relief from inflammation congestion and soreness and promotes purchase at drug stores including New Castle Pharmacy. The offer mentions two emao units for $3.20.
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