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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
5
The article comments on the flood of candidate activity in New Castle as June voters face a long ballot. It notes the many public functions, streets, and offices from mayor to constables attracting candidates and their campaign cards, highlighting the crowded ballot and voter overwhelm.
A method claims to remove hair by applying a thick paste of powdered delatone and water to the surface. After 2 to 8 minutes the paste is rubbed off and the skin is washed to leave no trace of hair, with no harm expected.
The piece notes campaign efforts rely on mass produced cards, with most bearing the GOP emblem. It argues voter attention will hinge on issues beyond card appeals and many candidates seek Republican support, though some offices appear on non partisan ballots.
About 26 local autoists were guilty of violating the dimmer ordinance when it began Tuesday night. Warrants will be issued and served for the arrests. The rule requires headlamps to be deflected so rays do not rise higher than three feet at 75 feet ahead.
Michael Herman of the First ward announces his candidacy for constable to succeed John E. Fee who will not run again. A 13 year resident, Herman is fluent in English German Hungarian Roumanian and their dialects and often serves as interpreter.
In court today Clair P. DuShane discharged as guardian of Thomas J. Hutchison after filing final account. J. Roy Mercer named master in the divorce Susie Zavodni v Andrew Zvodni. Lawrence Saving and Trust guardian of Sarah Caruthers authorized to spend 60 for ward support. W. J. Moffatt named master in Lance Clifford v Ruth Clifford. Robert W. McCracken authorized to sell one land parcel in Third ward to pay debts. Clyde V. Riley guardian of Charles P. Bartley authorized to spend 40.50 for board.
The picnic season brings many travelers to rural spots yet few carry drinking water. Unfamiliar springs and wells can harbor typhoid risk. boiling for 20 minutes or using known safe water is advised. Carry water in the picnic basket to avoid contamination from roadside sources.
Delaware Ohio June 17 Degrees were conferred at Ohio Wesleyan University commencement. Josephus Daniels secretary of the navy and Rev S D Chown general superintendent of the Methodist church of Canada were awarded doctor of laws. Other honorees include Rev Sheridan Watson Bell Rev Francis Marion Larkin and Rev Harris Franklin Ball with divinity degrees and theology professorships noted.
A Pullman official says tipping is voluntary, while the scene suggests pressure with clenched fists and bitten tongues. The Buffalo News frames the act as a choice rather than an obligation.
Devoe paint is described as a long lasting product proven by years of use and study. The advertising emphasizes cost efficiency by the job and by the year, noting value over a lifetime. Smith Hutton & Kirk Co. promotes the brand's enduring quality.
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