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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1923
Page
25
Berlin June 18 The Cuno government confronts a labor wage revolt that may outrun union leaders control. Trade unions warned Chancellor Cuno in a tense communications that echo a growing crisis over pay.
A vintage ad touts Fletcher's Castoria used for over 30 years to ease constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea in babies and children. It promises fever reduction through stomach and bowel regulation and natural sleep without opiates, noting the genuine product bears a signature.
The June 2 dispatch describes a sweeping labor readjustment demand with unions seeking dollar or gold mark as base. It notes rising prices, savings erosion, and morale decline as workers strike and Reds recruit, while Allies’ reparations reply looms and a major union meeting next Thursday could shape Germany’s labor future.
Philadelphia police nabbed three alleged bandits after they allegedly robbed Joseph Corrigan a 65 year old man of 20 dollars his gold watch and his trousers. Corrigan cried for help and officers spotted him as the incident unfolded. The pursuit was brief and the bandits were arrested and arraigned at local addresses.
A concise report notes that tax increases repeatedly fall on the average man, raising the burden on households and households' daily expenses as governments raise levy levels.
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a remedy for skin troubles including pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm. It claims quick penetration and easy application with bottles priced at 35 cents and one dollar for extra large. The copy emphasizes dependability and low cost.
London reports Bulgaria growing more calm and Balkan war fears unfounded according to Foreign Office briefing. Earlier dispatches claimed revolutionary forces suppressed minor peasant outbreaks in the interior.
Ada Diver recounts living with husband for three years and two months with no word spoken. After years of coldness and one violent incident, she seeks divorce in London. The judge grants the divorce amid her claims of emotional and physical strain.
Style C Small shows Jacquelin gingham made dainty and fresh with fine imported organdie. Side sash through pleated cabo creates charm. Choices include blue brown orchid green or red in sizes 16 18 38 40 42 44 at 4.98 dollars.
A divorced woman recounts her husband visiting after the split and briefly outlining her future financial position before quickly leaving, implying a severed relationship and uncertain prospects.
A British destroyer seized a Turkish transport in the Sea of Marmara carrying guns bound for Thrace. Istanbul dispatch says Turkish troops mass along the Bulgarian frontier after a Bulgarian revolution, as Ankara reports.
A Philadelphia Inquirer note emphasizes the quick and dangerous nature of certain mushroom growth. It contrasts edible mushrooms with toadstool characteristics to warn readers about risky varieties.
New York survey questions provoke debate about establishing a league to enforce practical standards. Readers weigh whether organized rules could curb impractical conduct and promote sensible policy across communities.
French troops seize foods donated for German workers in the Ruhr, dispatch from Luenen reports. French railway workers and families are arriving at Dortmund and Langendreer as the action unfolds.
A humorous observation notes that some girls should not swim if they marry, while others should swim daily, implying divergent views on behavior and routine in courtship contexts.
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