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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
26
An old horticulture note explains thinning rules for peas beets carrots and parsnips. It advises final stands of 2 inches for beets 2 to 5 inches for carrots and parsnips and 3 to 4 stalks per corn hill with selective removal of weaker plants. It stresses removing extra seedlings early to ensure mature yields.
The Evangelical Lutheran synod of Missouri Ohio and other States with about one million members gathers in Detroit for its sixteenth national convention June 16 to 26. Delegates will discuss relief for Europeans and redrafted missionary plans amid world changes. Notables include Rev. Dr. Frederick Brand and Rev. F Pfotenhauer with sessions at Harmonie Hall and services on Baker Street and Trumbull Avenue.
Dr Carey warns against harsh treatments for fragile kidneys and promotes Marshroot as a longtime prescription for kidney and bladder sickness. He notes retirement and partnerships with leading druggists to dispense the remedy at moderate price.
A brief, partial excerpt discusses justification by faith without works of the law and asserts that righteousness of faith must come first, with righteousness of life following. It reflects doctrinal emphasis on faith as the basis for salvation over adherence to legal works.
Mrs. Alice May Flacy sues two physicians in Kansas City Circuit Court seeking 20000 for grafting skin. She says one square foot was removed during a procedure intended to graft skin to her brother William Hadley after a severe burn. She claimed doctors promised no skin would be taken from her legs and that she remained hospitalized in Independence.
In Pueblo Colorado Salvatore Colorassi, 25, faces divorce from his 15 year old wife after she accuses him of daily flogging since their marriage three years ago. He admitted some allegations in court.
A man challenged the court with a blunt question about a husband’s supposed right to discipline his wife, illustrating intense emotion after a ruling on an interlocutory decree.
John M. Henry of a St Louis hotel reported losing 180 dollars the same amount proved fake stage money when Edward Bennett found a roll of bills and distributed it to friends. Police began investigating as Bennett kept offering more to others.
An old advertisement urges readers to mail a cutout with five pennies to Foley and Co. in Chicago for a trial package. The offer promises Foley’s Honey and Tar cough remedies, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for various ailments.
Report states that total union membership in Great Britain has now surpassed the 7,000,000 mark, signaling a broad base of organized labor across the country.
An ice cream festival will be held on the lawn of the No. 5 school in Pulaski township Tuesday evening June 22 under the auspices of the WCTU. The school is located one half mile west of the Nashua bridge.
The ad cites Mrs. Rosa Harris gaining from 101 to 134 pounds using Bitro-Phosphate. It claims Euro-Phosphate eases neurasthenia fatigue and sleeplessness, boosts energy, and promises weight increase to a healthy size. It offers a $300 guarantee and invites readers to buy at leading drug stores.
Police station acting as clearing house for lost automobile plates offers Ohio plate 177552 and Pennsylvania plates X10 970 X3 905 29 325 203 996 212 680 and 430 392 through the sergeant.
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