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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
41
The Agriculture Department warns against land shark schemes such as the unit system selling ten acre peanut farms in Florida for 2500. Letters show promised profits of 2000 yearly are inflated and prices far exceed land value, urging investors to seek analysis and beware exaggerated estimates.
Proper housing and cheerful shop environments boost labor content and welfare. The Miller Lock Company claims its shop outshines workers homes, inspiring nicer living. A major steel firm kept its plants stable through a strike by providing model housing and strong welfare programs for about 10,000 workers across many nationalities.
Struthers hosts a July 4 celebration with sports and music and a fireworks exhibition planned for the evening. The Struthers Municipal band will provide the music for the event expected to surpass all previous celebrations.
Dr. John Roach Straton of Calvary Baptist Church in New York condemns church leaders for placating social sin. He recently visited restaurants and cabarets, tasted liquor in defiance of prohibition, and delivered an Easter sermon naming places and addresses.
Prof. David Todd, resting in Stamford after a South American trip, predicted Mars would approach Earth to about 30 million miles by August 1924 and plans experiments to catch signals using an airplane with Maj. R. W. Schroeder, altitude record holder.
A learned discussion on the subject argues there is no fixed marrying age based on financial ratings. Love, not money, determines readiness, and two people of opposite sex may marry at any age when they are ready to share life together.
Harold McNeese, son of Mr and Mrs Oliver McNeese, McCready place, slipped and toppled a pot of boiling potatoes. He sustained painful burns to face neck and shoulders but doctors hope the injuries are not serious.
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