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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
31
Dr Donald B Armstrong executive officer Framingham Community Health and Tuberculosis Demonstration argues health and wealth are linked by work and recreation. He warns on overstrain and urges outdoor activity and play hobbies to balance mental and physical labor and promote earnings and well being.
A June 18 ceremony at St. Louis Cathedral in New Orleans was delayed when officiant Father Antoine of the Oblate Fathers declared the bride immodest and violating Archbishop Shaw's dress rule. Lights were extinguished to reposition the bride and the marriage proceeded after the disruption.
In Washington on June 18 officials of the Smithsonian faced a debate over a $19,000 repair item for the House office building. Representative Barbour of California questioned whether the building housed a growing collection of animal life rivaling the Smithsonian.
Ad touts Rheuma as a quick relief for rheumatism offering a five cent bottle from Mc Kee's Kut Rate Drug Store on a no cure no pay basis. It claims Rheuma dissolves uric acid and frees joints and muscles with no narcotics and guaranteed results or money back.
An ad describes Ar-zo-la as a simple treatment to erase freckles and moth patches. It promises immediate improvement after the first application, lighter freckles fading in days, and a guarantee that the product must satisfy or be free.
Chicago report notes if Senator Warren G Harding wins in November he would be the seventh Ohio native to serve as president. Ohio-born leaders include Grant Hayes Garfield Harrison McKinley Taft with Grant elected from Illinois and Benjamin Harrison from Indiana.
Damage estimated in the thousands occurred when lightning struck the Toperzer and Orindi furniture store at 930 Darr Avenue. About 20 feet of the roof was blown off and carried across the street, flooding the store with water and wrecking a house porch.
A. M. Johnson of Chicago, chairman for the Second World Conference on Christian Fundamentals, says the period from 1920 to 1934 will witness a remarkable Christian event. He links rising materialism and chaos to a foretold return of Christ at Moody Church tabernacle.
Commander Ralston S. Holmes reports the Mayflower, the President's yacht, will be ready for a cruise within days though the President and Mrs. Wilson will not join river trips until later in the season. The ship has had extensive repairs and alterations in preparation for the President's weekend voyages. The second item notes the Bureau of Standards report on successful underwater radio telegraphy with submarines, enabling submerged reception and 12 mile transmission, aiding ship submarine recognition signals.
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