Prohibitionists Back Bill On Shipping Subsidy Vote
The administration aims to pass the ship subsidy bill with a ban on liquor sales on US Shipping Board vessels. Edmonds proposes enforcing a three mile limit ban on liquor by any ship, foreign or American, as a substitute for the Bankhead clause. Leaders push to vote Thursday or Friday under a special rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Hayward
International News Service
Washington
House
United States Shipping Board
Harding
Gillett
Mondell
Edmonds
Pennsylvania
House Merchant Marine Committee
United States
Merchant Marine Committee
Volstead
Minnesota
Campbell
House Rules Committee
Reese Formula R-11 Helps Keedysville Man After Two Years
Otho W. Miller of Keedysville Maryland declares rheumatism and stomach liver and kidney problems improved after taking Reese Formula R-11. He stopped using crutches, swelling subsided, appetite returned and he slept well. He urges others with similar ailments to try the remedy from local druggists and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho W. Miller
Keedysville
Miller
McKee’s
Neely Drug Store
John Co. Watert
P. W. Bartholomew
Conflicting News On Lenine Health From London Dispatches
Conflicting reports from Moscow and Riga circulated in London about Nicolai Lenine’s health. One Moscow dispatch says Lenine improved and can read and critique books, with his wife leaving Moscow to nurse him. A Riga report warns physicians fear a second stroke and that Lenine may not survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Nicolai Lenine
Moscow
Lenine
Department of Education
Riga
Daily Express
Italians to Battle Reds at B and O Grounds
Italian A A. team meets New Castle Reds Saturday at 3 15 p m on the B and O grounds with batteries listed as Augustine Como Williams Chill and T Ross for the Italians and Newswon der Frenzel and Genereal for the Reds. Sunday nine o clock Italian A A players gather at Mill and Division for a trip to Akron to face the Kenmores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A
New Castle Reds
Augustine
Como
Williams
Chill
T. Ross
Reds
Newswonder
Frenzel
Genereal
Mill and
Division Street
Akron
Kenmores
Mercer Marriage Licenses and Mercer Notes Update
Mercer marriage licenses list Teodore Sacher and Katherine Menighan of Farrell and George Kline with Lucille Burke of Greenville. Mercer notes report Judge J A McLaughry denied a new trial for John Frankovitch of Farrell on liquor sale charges, pending appeal, with sentencing set for June 19. Tax collectors' duplicates near completion, fishermen licenses rising to 1641, and Bessemer and Lake Erie excursion attendees from Mercer area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teodore Sacher
Katherine Menighan
Farrell
George Kline
Lucille Burke
Greenville
Erie
Butler
Bessemer
Lake Erie
R. R. Co
Washington, D. C
Mercer
H. B. McConnel
Lucille
F. P. Craig
Belle Jack
J. R. Good
Margaret
Grove City
Restore Kidney and Bladder Health with Carey's Prescription
A vintage ad promotes Dr Carey's Prescription No 717 and No 777 to treat kidney and bladder issues. It claims urine filters and toxins overwhelm kidneys, causing pain and dis ease. The remedy, derived from herbs and roots, offers relief with a money back guarantee on large bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
McKee
Dr. Carey
Fragmentary OCR of price list text shows cigarette brands and values
A fragmented OCR page lists cigarette prices and brands such as Camels Lucky Strike and Elverso with fractional cents and odd symbols. The readable items include 17, 18, 23, 38 and 69 cent amounts alongside brand names. The rest is garbled.
Obey Remains In Episcopal Marriage Ritual Revision
London reporters say the episcopal church committee led by the Gloucester bishop recommends revising the marriage service to remove crude forms while keeping the word obey in the new ritual. The proposal follows a study of the current ceremony and aims to modernize language while maintaining traditional vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
International News Service
London
Episcopal Church Committee
Gloucester
Orders For Steel Are Accumulating In 1919 Steel Market
The Iron Trade Review reports rising demand for iron and steel as orders accumulate on makers’ books. Shipments lengthen, production remains limited at about 70 to 75 percent, and the coal strike may push suppliers to act. Deliveries dominate the market with Western buyers ordering steel bars from Pittsburgh, and automakers placing large sheet orders in Mahoning Valley and Pittsburgh. Prices for plates rise for several mills, while tubular and pipe line demand is restrained by semisemmer shortages. The week’s market composite edges up to $36.74 per ton amid freight rate cuts and core selling price shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
The
Iron Trade Review
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Mahoning Valley
Steel Corporation Mills
Sinclair Oil
Marland Oil Co
Bessemer Steel
Upper Lake
Iron ore price shifts ease furnace costs across regions
The leading Cleveland operator sold 300,000 tons setting new ore prices. Resulting rate cuts and price reductions enable furnaces to save about $1 to $1.50 per ton of pig iron, varying by location. Valley furnaces see roughly $1.25 per ton. British producers reject offers below four pounds 10 shillings ($20.20) per 5,000 tons Middlesbrough pig iron. A Pacific coast buyer secured 7,500 tons of Belgian re-rolling billets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Valley
United States
Pacific Coast
Sulphur Deposits Found in Louisiana and Texas
Washington dispatch describes near marshlands in Louisiana and Texas large sulphur deposits, previously inaccessible due to quicksands. Since 1896 native sulphur supply expanded, with sulfur used widely in industry from sulphuric acid to rubber vulcanization and bleaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louisiana
Texas
Sicilly
Mount Etna
Diamond ring found while digging for fishworms in Nebraska
Nebraska City June 16. Buz Hawley a local taxi driver while digging for fish worms at the lakes on the Iowa side of the river found a diamond ring about a foot under the soil. Local jewelers estimate its value at about 75 dollars. The setting is ancient in pattern and suggests the ring was buried long ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Neb
Buz’’ Hawley
Iowa
Persian lamb coat not a necessity for mourning husband
New York jurists and appellate division rule a Persian lamb coat bought by Mrs. Hanan for mourning her brother in law is not a necessity payable from her husband’s estate. Bergdorf Goodman sued for $3,354 after both spouses died before payment. Company urged protection against selling to the wealthy, arguing it would alarm tradesmen if upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
John H. Hanan
Bergdorf and Goodman Company
Fifth Avenue
Bergdorf & Goodman Company
Hanan
California Fig Syrup for Baby Comfort Ad
A vintage mothers' formula promotes genuine California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative for cross fretful babies. It claims to cleanse wind and bile, relieve diarrhoea colic biliousness and constipation without cramps or narcotics, with clear dosing directions on the bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ares
Eeam
Parisian Restaurants Cater to Americans
Paris dealers report department store restaurants and tea rooms serving American style meals gaining popularity. The Toris Quartiers opens such a venue in Paris, while the Louvre has expanded its tea room to offer hot lunches. Prices in these spots run higher than typical American lunch spends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Paris
Toris Quartiers
Louvre
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By Edmonds
Frank Shaffer
Quality Meat Market
Bell Phone
North Mill Street
HAMS
Veal
Shaffer
N. I. Bromley
J. A. McLaughry
L. R. Rickard
Paul Stewart
Charlestown
First National Bank
Sheriff’s Office
New Castle
Plummer Emery
South Mill Street
P&g
Colgates
Jergen
AZ Eee
Elverso
Fatima
Scott’s
Horlick’s
Jones
Ben Ali
Obihades
Red Cross
Dwee
Kodaks
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