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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
24
A meeting of the Journeyman Dukery and Confectionery Workers Union No. 384 will be held at the Trades Assembly Hall, NorQa Mist and Wanrington streets, on May 18 at 7 PM. A representative headspartern with ae up fran at.
International News Service reports Chicago observation of eye treatment methods to avoid glasses. Dr James D Edwards of St Louis demonstrates a new osteopathic technique to correct eye retraction, claiming 90 percent avoidance of glasses if begun early. He also says it can cure many glaucoma cases once deemed incurable. The method uses finger pressure to adjust the eyeball, described as finger surgery. This marks the twenty fourth annual session of the American Osteopathic Association in Chicago.
In Atlanta on Legion Day a Salvation Army stunt raised 5000 for the campaign. Captain Rheba Crawford ate a doughnut and drank coffee costing 5000 in cash contributions from 2500 Legion members, paid on the spot, while Mayor Kee and Captain Billy Bailey served it.
A leading jam producer plans to shut three factories due to the high sugar price. Sugar shortages, worsened by US demand under prohibition, push prices up from 28 cents to around 60 cents per pound. Britain currently faces 1 shilling 2 pence per pound.
In Vera Cruz on June 18 Dr. Carl Mitchell led a vigorous crusade against bubonic plague. Early results show one death and no new cases. Mitchell organized a sanitary squad and 260000 pesx have been raised to equip it.
Wobbly OCR reveals a clipping noting Warren G popularity as a baby name in Cleveland amid party nominating chatter. The fragment mentions Senator Warren and Republican presidential pin hopes, with garbled lines about christening trends and public interest.
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