City Purchases First Aid Supplies
The city purchasing agent James K. Love ordered bandages gauze hydrogen peroxide and other first aid items for the police department. A medical cabinet was installed in the patrol room and supplies will be cared for by patrol drivers as the city already owns a pulmotor stretchers and other gear. The city lacks a dedicated room for the physician to attend to prisoners with wounds and has asked council to provide a hot and cold water table and instrument case. The pearl quality ranking appears as round pear shaped and egg shaped in the text.
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James K. Love
Genuine Bayer Aspirin Safety Cross Packaging
The Bayer aspirin product must bear the Bayer Cross safety mark to be genuine. Buyers should choose an unbroken Bayer package with proper directions for relief from headache toothache earache neuralgia colds and pain. Tin boxes of 12 tablets are cheap at drug stores and larger packages are available.
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Bayer
Who Desires To Own Two Big Brown Bears
The Carnegie Steel Co offers Mont and Anna two brown bear cubs named for Montana. John S. Oursler brought them from a western hunting trip years ago. The cubs, now grown, live at the steel mill playground on South Jefferson Street and cause occasional mischief such as Mont chewing a basketball after breaking it open.
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Carnegie Steel Co
Mont
Anna
Montana
John S. Oursler
Steel Mill
South
Jefferson Street
Children Rewarded for On Time Attendance at First Baptist
Sunday morning in the First Baptist Sunday School primary department Mrs. Frank M. Jones reports a medal and book reward program for punctual attendance since January. Girls received gold friendship pins and boys gold stick pins, with a list of named recipients and notes on who earned books for on time since Easter and since caster.
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Frank M. Jones
First Baptist Sunday School
W. H. Williams
Ruth Hildebrand
Myrna Smith
Walter Hoffman
Charles McMillin
Lee Sappington
Mable Smith
James Metzler
Dorothy McMullen
Louis Horner
Irene Smith
Jack Dean
Jean Foy
Jimmie Remley
Richard Kramer
Marjorie Powell
Gilmore Smith
Gertrude Thompson
Alice Hoffman
Marie Sappington
Calvin Smith
Marie Wilson
Sarah Dandy
Bobbie McMillin
Jane Donaldson
Marjorie Bell
Ida Murdock
Jane Davidson
Walter Moffman
Mabel Smith
Dorothy McMillin
Louise Horner
Irene White
James Remley
Jean Fry
Sam Steel Pleads Self Defense In Assault Case
Sam Steel, a laborer for Crescent Portland Cement at Wampum, appeared before Judge Emery on an assault and battery charge. He claimed Jenkins threatened him with a beer bottle and hatchet, and that he only drew his razer after Jenkins advanced. The judge paroled him for two years on costs, with instructions to report if Jenkins harasses him.
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Emery
Guillty
J. Elder Bryan
Sam Steel
Crescent Portland Cement Company
Wampum
Old Virginna
Jesse Jenkins
Jenkins
War Gardens Are Being Abandoned
The Board of Trade reduced supervision for the 1918 war garden program, relying on last year’s organization. Unlike prior efforts, no high salaried superintendent is hired this spring, though plot owners remain connected to volunteers. Ground is still allocated to interested gardeners to grow food.
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Board of Trade
United States
Europe
Planting season winds down as plots assign work
Chairman Kenny said Saturday demand had slackened somewhat as planting season nears end, with the offices of the board arranging numerous plots. The statement implies a shift in workload as tasks are distributed.
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Kenny
J Morgan Returns Home From 90th Division Overseas
John Morgan of South Mercer street, son of Mr and Mrs J P Morgan, has been discharged after about a year overseas with the 90th division. He served as an ambulance driver before transferring to the infantry with the 9th division, largely made up of American Indians. He notes the Indian troops kept the American boys hustling and he is the first New Castle lad to come home wearing the Oklahoma and Texas division patch.
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John, Morgan
South Mercer Street
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Infantry
New Castle
O. T
Oklahoma
Texas
Eagles Plan Social for Homecoming Soldier Brothers
New Castle Arkansas 455 hosts a social season in honor of returning soldier brothers on June 1 1919 at 8 30 PM. All Eagles welcome.
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New Castle Ark
Soldier Brothers
All Eagles
Brakeman All Change! Mrs Jasper Condemns Robber Husband
Dialogue fragment shows a railway scene with a brakeman and Mrs Jasper arguing over giving money to a train robber. The husband Jason is addressed and a character named Buffin Wynreac appears in the exchange.
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Jasper
Jason
Buffain Wynreac
Zemo Promises Clear Skin With Simple Remedy
An advertisement touts Zemo as a clean antiseptic liquid for clear skin. It claims to remove pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ring worm and offers 35c standard size and a dollar for an extra large bottle from The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland.
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E. W. Rose Co
Clevelard
Arrests in city house raid during Sunday session
Police raided a southern city house at 9 30 a m arresting Mike Kellock on a proprietor charge. Three visitors named William Johnson Birt Hoover and Jack Stewart were jailed. A special hearing is set for this case this afternoon.
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Mike Kellock
William Johnson
Birt Hoover
Jack Stewart
Discharged Soldiers Tax Exemption Announced in California
SAN FRANCISCO June 16 All honorably discharged soldiers sailors marines and revenue marine personnel who served in wartime are exempt from property tax up to 1000 dollars. State Comptroller John S Chambers notes the exemption from the state constitution and applies to those who served in the late war. Claims must be filed with the county assessor between the first Monday in March and the first Monday in July or the exemption is waived.
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San Francisco
Revenue Marine of California
John S. Chambers
U. S. Webb
Misplaced the Accent in Chicago News Dialogue
Jane Willis asks what is wrong after Marie Gillis reveals Harry is unfaithful. Gillis cites a letter from France denying other suitors and a newspaper report noting his recent gallantry decoration.
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Jane Willis
Marie Gillis
Harry
France
Chicago News
Shared guilt in a Tit-Bits dialogue about stolen goods
A short Tit-Bits exchange shows a woman condemning the kiss and theft while the man admits culpability. The dialogue labels both as equally guilty and references receiving stolen goods in a pointed social moment.
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