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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
46
Advice warns to avoid crowds and keep fresh water, sleep with windows open, and eat regular meals. A simple mentholated arcine gargle and nasal spray is sold by druggists as an inexpensive remedy to relieve cold symptoms and clean nasal and throat passages.
A new federal act promotes vocational rehabilitation for persons disabled by accidents or disease. The act funds training, requires state plans, and matches federal money with private or state funds to produce at least 1.5 million dollars in 1920 21 and up to 2 million annually later. It envisions returning workers to productive employment and reducing almshouse needs while highlighting economic and social benefits.
Dr Price unveils P. D. Q. a golden chemical that defeats bed bugs roaches fleas and their eggs in infested homes. A 36c package yields a quart of bug killer with patent spout for hard to reach areas. Family use 85c hospital size 2.60 gallons includes three spouts. Sold by Owl Chemical Co Terre Haute Ind and never peddled.
James Flatley of Wheeling, prisoner at the Kanawha county convict camp, was pardoned by Gov. John J. Cornwell for a heroic act Sunday in the Kanawha River. Flatley jumped into the water to rescue Roy Cavendish, aided his return to shore, and helped revive him after Cavendish drowned. Flatley had been sentenced for a year and his term would have ended June 28. his good conduct influenced the clemency decision.
Kansas City Kansas June 18 Mrs J O Broyles fined 100 dollars for beating two small step children with a razor strap because they failed to learn to dress themselves. The children ages three and four showed bruises and the girl had a cut over one eye. Mrs Broyles was arrested by a city officer on neighbor complaints.
Philadelphia Health department appoints a municipal rat catcher to combat a rat invasion. The bulletin rejects cheese bait and suggests hamburger steak, sausage, oysters, and ham and eggs as a trap menu.
Berlin report states Konstantine Fehrenbach plans to convene the new Reichstag on June 24. Twenty two women will hold seats, eight of them already members of the national assembly, reflecting a historic inclusion in the body.
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