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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
10
A New York health association urges avoiding crowds and staying hydrated to prevent influenza. A Kentucky druggist touts a home remedy using Mentholized Arcine gargled and sprayed to ease catarrh and colds, with nearly all druggists offering the product in three-quarters ounce vials.
The act promotes vocational rehabilitation for persons disabled by accident disease or congenital conditions and authorizes federal funding matched by states to restore occupational efficiency. Private funds may supplement state matching, with state boards guiding plans, training, and placement while reducing dependence on almshouses and curbside aid.
A promising golden colored chemical discovery by Dr Price named P D Q claims to kill bed bugs roaches and their eggs in infested homes. The product is advertised as safer than old dope and offered in a kit with six gallons and three spouts via druggists or prepaid mail order from Owl Chemical Co Terre Haute Ind.
Charleston June 1. James Flatley of Wheeling a convict camp member in Kanawha county was pardoned by Gov. Cornwell for risking his life to save Roy Cavendish from drowning in the Kanawha River. Flatley leapt into the water after Cavendish and Clane y who had left the water stood on the bank. He brought Cavendish to shore and aided his recovery. Flatley was serving a year or more. his good record weighed in the pardon.
Kansas City Kans June 18 Mrs J O Broyles paid a 100 fine after beating her two small stepchildren with a razor strap for failing to dress themselves. Before Judge Herrad in municipal court the children a year old boy and a fru old girl showed bruises. The boy’s leges were a mass of bruises. The little girl was cut over any age. Mrs Moyles was arrested by a welfare officer on neighbor complaints.
Philadelphia bulletin reports the 18-A municipal rat catcher Nay bei appointed to lead the health department effort to combat a rat invasion. The bulletin notes traditional methods like cheese are ignored and suggests a meal of hamburger steak, baubles, oysters, mint and wok as a trap form.
The fragment mentions twenty two women linked to a new Reichstag and references a president and a forthcoming wedding. Stakes and specific events are unclear due to garbled text but hint at political and social changes surrounding women in governance. Names and places are not readable enough to identify concrete entities.
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