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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
11
A catalog of various face powders and creams with prices from multiple brands including Jin Blade Lady Mary Mavis Freeman Elmo IrAme Satin Skin Woodbury Garden Aliah and Ponds and Palmolive creams. Values range from 10c to 87c with numerous items in the 10c to 50c range.
A fragment lists talcum powders including Nier-Kiss Pompeian Mennen Mavis Johnson Corylopsis LovMe Melba Lady Mary Canniticora and Elmo with prices from 0.15 to 0.26 cents per unit. The OCR shows multiple brand names and inconsistent spellings.
A fragmented price list shows Djer-Kiss products including extracts toilet water vegetal sachet face powder rouge compact soap and Taleum items with various small prices and decimals. Items referenced include 1 oz bottles priced around 1.50 to 2.20 and sachet or powdered forms with low cents values.
International news report from Indianapolis dated June 15 notes that the United Mine Workers Journal editorializes on the U.S. Supreme Court Coronado decision. It asserts that if laws and courts allow employers to harass and oppress unions and workers, then unions and workers should employ the same tactics against such employers.
A fragment lists various toothpaste brands and prices including Kolynot Pebeco Pepsodent Forhan's Pyrodenta Johnson's Ipana Seneco Listerine Lilly's Lyon's Graves Pyrrocide. Prices show fractions and cents such as 19c 38c 10c. The text resembles an old catalog or advertisement page.
A list of Mary Garden items including face powder talcum rouge and vanity items with prices such as 67 and 83 cents for various preparations. The text notes toiletries and cosmetics like powder and cream in compact forms.
A rough catalog lists items such as Azuren Toilet and Vegetal along with Le Trefle Extract and Face Powder. Prices appear for each item, including Azuren Face Powder at 79 cents and Le Trefle Toilet at 81.50.
Out of town guests at the banquet included Mrs H Graig Breen Mrs Harry Kiser Mrs Geo Senheiser Mr and Mrs Thos Ricer of New Castle Mr and Mrs Chas Roberts and daughter Leah of West Pittburg Mr and Mrs CM Parshall Mr and Mrs H King of Ellwood City and Mrs Mary Blythe of Koppel One hundred trays were served to honor the Pythian Sisters for their entertain ment and music free gratis in Wampum Personal notes mention several residents visiting New Castle yesterday and health score charts being used in schools to gauge pupil condition.
An advertising note touts Dave’s Mentha Papain as a fast remedy for indigestion gastritis and related stomach ills. It cites Calvin Dilks of Alloway NY who says it cured a chronic stomach issue and offers a $1.00 price with a full money back guarantee at local druggists.
A fragmented price list shows various cigarette brands with per-pack costs and case quantities. Items include Chesterfield Camels Fatima Pringle Murad and Melodrino with prices ranging from about 14c to 27c per unit and 100 or 200 unit case quantities.
A list of shaving products and prices appears with various brands such as Boe Witch Hazel Ben Hazel Lotion Menonen's Shaving Cream Palmolive Shaving Cream Bebe Resinol Shaving Stick Cosmos Shaving Cream Johnson's Shaving Cream and multiple price points including 28¢ 23¢ and 28c. The ad outlines a sale on grooming items for men with assorted preparations and sticks.
A dated advertisement lists razor prices including Gillette five dollars and Auto-Strop three ninety nine, Ever-Ready and Gem razors, each with blades missing. The note states that these razors are not complete with blades.
An old advertisement lists assorted chocolates at 40¢ and 55¢, Helm fruit and nuts at 70¢, Helm chocolate cherries at 80¢, Greer’s fruit and nuts at 65¢, plus various Helm chocolate almonds and peppermint items. Also mentions Hershey products, Life Savers and Bic chewing gum pricing.
A New Castle business proclaims itself honest and budget friendly with cut rate prices and a pledge to stay, claiming rivals lure customers with above cost sales and traps to bait them into failing profits. The notice warns residents to beware of being drawn into sales schemes and to avoid the supposedly predatory competition.
Harrisburg June 15 The Attorney General’s department finds that the Pennsylvania State Park and Harbor Commission of Erie cannot condemn land or use eminent domain. Land for an approach to the peninsula must be obtained by gift or purchase only as per the opinion by deputy attorney general William S. Swope.
In Evans City on June 15 Harmony Line defeated New Castle Colorados 5 to 2. Van Dyke pitched well allowing three hits and nine strikeouts while McGrew fanned nine but yielded nine hits.
W L Stewart transfers to Lettie Follard Fourth ward for 1 dollar. J W Barnes to Cora B Phitlgis Nesbannock for 1 dollar. Amanda C Haltworth to Jennie Banks Second ward for 4 dollars. Lula N Stewart to Crescent Portland Cement Co Wampum for 13.39. F P Maford to Crescent Portland Cement Co Wampum for 236.11. John Mecarello to Gennaro Ruseno Fifth ward for 1 dollar. R E Withrup to John B Bills Volant for 226 dollars. Samuel Thomas to Walter Thomas Taylor for 1 dollar. Thomas EH Smith to Ivor V Davis Sixth ward for 1 dollar. M Marquia to W H Marquis Second and Third wards for 1 dollar. Stanislaw Rzechnik to Elizabeth Attenborough Union for 1 dollar. Elizabeth Attenborough to Stanislaw Rzecznik Union for 1 dollar. Paul Albino to Mathias Kloss Ellwood for 500 dollars. John Johnson to Mathias Kloss Eliwood for 500 dollars. Samuel C Koonce to William Gary Neshannock for 1609.08. Haywood Bartholomew to William MecGary Neshannock for 160.92. at a
A. L. Pate misread motions of Pete Hillera directing traffic at East and East Washington and arrested for reckless driving. The mayor declined to pursue costs, fining the motorist one dollar. London reports discuss the Bank of England cutting the minimum discount rate from one percent to one and a half percent.
A Berkshire bell ringing group achieved 21 362 changes in twelve hours and thirty five minutes at St. Lawrence Appleton. Experts declared the peal correct. two clergymen led oversight. The event, under the Ancient Society of College Youths and the Oxford Diocesan Guild, featured unmodern methods and no lubrication.
Coatesville Pa June 15 Ninety six cases of beer were confiscated in raids by prohibition officers over the past week. Stills were found operating overtime and many gallons of dry swash were destroyed in the action. A scientist notes the eyelids of the average man open and shut about 4 000 000 times yearly.
Patent ad highlights Standard Patents Gray's Glycerine Tonic Maltine Preparations American Mineral Oil and Epsonade Salts with prices noted. Items appear in a catalog style listing typical of period notices.
A fragmented OCR list shows various medicinal brands and ointments such as Mentholatum, Petersons Ointment, Musterola, Vick VapoRub, Sassafola, Resinol Ointment, Palmer’s Skin Soothing, Dean’s Ointment, and Index Ointment. Mentions French Analgie as well.
The noted catalog items include home color needs with Black Plug, Liquid Veneer, O Cedar Polish, Crealine rubber gloves, Dutch Cleanser Lux soap chips, moth balls or flake, water glass quart, and Ivory soap in a 15 cake package. These entries form a compact antique shopping list reflecting mid century household products and brands.
A fragmented advertisement lists hair tonics and shampoos including Wild Root Tonic and Wild Root Shampoo with prices, plus products such as Mary Goldman Restorer Packer’s Liquid Tar Palmolive Shampoo and Empire Hair Regenerator. The text mentions ingredients like Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Wyeth Sage Sulphur and Liquid Arvow, Silmerine and other brands in a crowded catalog style.
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