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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
21
The Department of Agriculture warns against land shark schemes selling land units such as peanut, peach, fig, or other crops at inflated prices. A Florida peanut unit offered $2000 yearly for ten acres at $2500, but estimates show yields far lower. authorities urge skepticism and caution against exaggerated profit promises.
The piece argues housing and welfare programs inside factories boost productivity and morale. Citing Miller Lock Company and a large steel firm, it highlights cheerful shops, fair housing for workers, and multi national workforces as foundations of stability and prosperity.
Struthers prepares for a July 4 celebration expected to surpass all prior events with sports and music on the day. A fireworks display is planned for the evening and the Struthers Municipal band will provide the music.
Dr John Roach Straton pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in New York denounces social sin, criticizes soothing syrup cures, and calls preachers to warn congregations. He recently toured New York restaurants and cabarets, tasting liquor in defiance of prohibition, then described what he saw with names and addresses in an Easter night sermon.
Prof David Todd astronomer predicted signals from Mars could be detected by August 1924. He noted Mars would be about 20 million miles away, near Earth, during the next approach. Todd planned experiments with Maj R W Schroeder to test catching signals from an airplane.
The text argues there is no fixed marrying age tied to financial status. It suggests love guides the decision, arguing that two people drawn to each other and willing to endure hardships may wed when ready. The piece contends ages 18 or 60 both possible, emphasizing personal readiness over money.
Harold, son of Mr and Mrs Oliver McNeese of McCready Place, was badly scalded last night when he toppled a pan of boiling potatoes from the stove. He sustained burns to the face neck and shoulders but doctors hope the injuries are not serious.
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