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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1917
Page
24
Jacob Ruzichka of 1702 Bingham Street Pittsburg says Tanlac improved his recovery from chronic stomach problems and general fatigue. He recommends it to about thirty friends and notes better appetite sleep and energy. Tanlac is sold at Love Megown's drug store in New Castle.
Special correspondent Vitus Conti describes New Castle Italian cavalrymen at Ft Bliss aiding Ysleta border patrol near El Paso Texas. The expedition pursued smugglers, a dead foe found with a bullet wound, and the unit returned to base with sand covered gear. Payday and rigid camp discipline followed the action.
Government boosts national parks with new Glacier trails and Yellowstone access by auto. Cody Road offers scenic Shoshone Canyon views. Burlington Route promotes a single ticket trip to Glacier Yellowstone Estes Park Pike's Peak Garden of the Gods Denver Springs. W B Byrne Pittsburgh travel agent invites travelers.
El Paso shows dominance in naval recruitment with more than half of the district’s sailors. From April 1 to now El Paso has sent 830 recruits, San Francisco 830, Los Angeles 570, and San Diego 259.
New York crowds set records during Billy Sunday’s 10 week tabernacle campaign at Washington Heights. The final sermon drawn about 1.25 million listeners with 93 thousand trail hitters and 65 thousand signed cards to aid organization referrals.
Atlanta welcomed Rotarians for the eighth annual Rotary International convention. President Louis D. Hicks opened the meeting and Arch C. Klumph of the Rotary clubs delivered the convening remarks. Rev. G. Otis Nead gave the invocation as delegates sang the Rotary marching song.
Mary Lewis Brewster aged 18 months sells three lambs to raise a $50 Liberty Loan bond for the United States. Her father of Shredds Oregon sent a Portland newspaper check to buy the bond, highlighting rural western fundraising amid wartime measures.
Mr and Mrs J A Holland of Shaw street traveled to Philadelphia for the commencement at the University of Pennsylvania where their son Albert graduates from the school of medicine. Afterward Dr Holland will join Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh.
Members of Local No. 24 are requested to attend Monday evening meeting June 18. A vote will be taken on a very important matter. A. I. Broadhead, R. 8. 2652 se.
Fifty passengers escaped injury when Pittsburg Flier ran three miles with no motorman Frank C Deer of Mars killed near Renfrew after the cab door was left open. Conductor Miller broke the glass to stop the train and search for Deer whose body was found at McCalmont station. Deer leaves a widow and two children.
The open season for game fish is detailed with species limits and dates. Trout require six inches and one rod daily, Black bass eight inches and twelve per day, Rock and White bass twenty five per day, Blue pike twenty five per day, Muscallonge four per day, with gear restrictions. Spears and outlines have seasonal allowances for carp and eel, foreign-born residents are barred from fishing.
In Midland on May 14 Emil Balanzo was tried for the killing of police officer Michael Ford. The jury returned a verdict of voluntary manslaughter after a 12 hour deliberation.
Local retailer offers multiple styles of bungalow aprons in ginghams plaids and crepe with V necks adjustable belts and contrasting collar details. Prices range from 1.39 to 2.98 and include sizes 46 to 52 along with new vanity books and strap purses priced at 1.00 each.
Princeton, N J June 18 War dominated the 170th commencement as diplomatists from Washington received honorary Doctor of Laws degrees. The Princeton battalion fired a salute and escorted officials to Hibben's home, with drilling and aviation corps displays. Degrees were conferred on Nassau Hall steps amid abbreviated ceremonies due to military service.
A ledger of transfers records George T Weingarthner to Clar ence EB Roberts in the Fourth ward for $1. North Highland Land Co to Severen Anderson in the Second ward for $250. Harvey Booker to Harry A Huston in Neshannock for $1. Lawrence W Platt to M J Donnelly in Second ward for a dollar. Wm E Wallace to Margaret J Craven in Seventh ward for $2600. Antonio Basile to Francisco Basile in Shenango for $200. Jane Belke to Catherine A Hennon in Wayne for $1. Chas Markevort to Joseph V Vincenzo in Ellwood for $1. James Park to James Mitcheltree in Mahoning for $212. John C Mitcheltres to Walter W Raub in Mahoning for $1.
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