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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
49
Paris debate follows an American court ruling upholding a Pittsburgh millionaire’s refusal to pay for a portrait that wasn’t a speaking likeness. Critics weigh whether a painting must resemble the subject, while editors seek authority on how true a likeness must be.
The New Castle John F. Class Co licensed operators of the John F. Class vaporized mineral fume health system announce the opening of their health parlor Saturday at 28 East North Street in Dr. Roger's property. Operations begin Monday and run daily 9 30 am to 8 30 pm with this being the forty ninth parlor of its kind in the area.
Portland doctor J Allen Gilbert places 500 in a local bank to reward anyone who can deliver an authentic message from his deceased wife The test requires a prearranged countersign kept under seal and the money rewards a successful spirit message from Mrs Gilbert The physician notes his interest in psychic phenomena but says he and his wife were not believers in the occult
Paris, June 16 Venus, a sculpture from Milo now living in Paris, is slated to star in a feature educational film titled The History of Art. The Louvre statues including Venus will be filmed for several reels, drawing visitors away from the gaze of tourists for the project.
PARIS June 16 The memory of the soldier Maillet who was sentenced in 1915 to death in contumaciam for desertion to the enemy is cleared by the Bourges military tribunal. Maillet fell in battle and was later identified among the dead at Auberive on the Marne. His wife died of grief, his two orphaned sons were cared for by their grandfather. The village of Checy now claims the honor of supporting them.
King's Chapel Methodist church, closed for nearly a month for redecorating varnishing and carpet work, will resume services Sunday morning. The historic hilltop church has long influenced the community and is considered the mother church of nearby Methodist congregations including New Castle.
Conneaut Lake Park outlines a busy summer program from late June to July 4 featuring horse races water contests fireworks baseball and daily band concerts by Ciafoni and His Band Erie. The second annual running horse race meet runs June 24 to July 4 with nine days of racing seven races daily and an anticipated 400 plus horses. A water carnival on July 1 under Theil College Athletic Association includes swimming races and boat and canoe events with championships for 880 and 220 yards and other aquatic exhibitions.
EK W Pennick athletic director of Theil College Greenville notes entries close June 24. The brief item records the official deadline and the person responsible for coordinating the event.
The News reports a pricing typo in the Love and Megown Lov-Me face powder ad. The advertised 34 cent price was incorrect and should have read 48 cents. The standard price is 75 cents, making 48 cents a notable saving for buyers.
Grand Duke Dimitri, heir to the Romanoff line and famed for slaying Rasputin, marries Milo Chanel in Paris. The wedding occurs as he settles in France after years at the American Banking Institute, amid a broader debate on women’s work and independence.
New York report notes Miss Giuli eta Talamini graduates as the only girl in her class. The piece highlights the unconventional progression from education to marital plans within the community context.
A proposal is under consideration to amalgamate all shoe workers organizations in America into a single union that would operate independently of the American Federation of Labor.
The earliest lunacy statutes in England date to the reign of Edward III, marking the beginnings of legal measures to manage mentally ill individuals. The reforms laid groundwork for later authority over guardianship and public safety.
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