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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1929
Page
8
A fragmented opinion piece debates whether women should remain in business after marriage. Some argue women belong at home and in family roles, while others claim women can earn money and contribute to society. The text includes garbled quotes and a list of names and addresses as possible source material.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a device or aid named Klutch that secures false teeth, enabling eating and speaking. Mentions comfort, a person named Rintel, and possible notes on usage. Readable content is limited and fragmented with unusual phrases.
A compiled roster lists about 200 boys taking community swimming lessons at the Y M C A. Names include Sam Angelo and Lee Angelo along Croton Avenue addresses, plus Emil Long, Morisson Kennedy, William Foye, Alex Natale, and others at scattered city streets such as Lake Road, Newell Avenue, and Croton Avenue.
Miss Sylvia Davis, 20, of Addison Road Cleveland, is hospitalized at Providence hospital Beaver Falls with a fractured skull after a truck accident on Darlington road. She was riding in the truck driven by John Taress of East Seventy fourth Street Cleveland when shifting gears caused the vehicle to roll backward. she jumped from the rear door, was knocked down, and run over. No other injuries reported.
Road to Lakewood in East Brook districts has been fully repaired after severe storm damage. The resort owner says detours are no longer needed and the route is now in first class condition.
Fragmented text describes dangers of high blood pressure and symptoms such as dizziness and shortness of breath. It mentions seeking relief with a physician's prescription and notes issues like sold out medication and dubious guarantees. The content is unclear and appears to be a garbled health ad.
The Amherst pheasant owned by Paul Marsa of Shenango is shedding its brilliant plumage and hides while colors regrow. A younger male in the same variety grows bright feathers as it matures. Special care for young pheasants is advised, as food is scarce in the wild and captivity benefits from sparing feeding.
The Harlansburg WLC T U held a June 13 meeting at the Cameron home with Mrs A F Cameron and Mrs Oliver Cameron as hostesses and Mrs Charles Moorehead leading. A varied program followed including songs, recitations, readings, and music, and talks on education and the Ella M George inter-county institute were announced.
A garbled notice mentions a location Moud Li Tower and a Cheha Restlan. It references safety, a drogue of medicines, and potential danger from a tablet labeled 18 pleatiteenth. The text remains unclear but implies some health or safety warning with a grim tone.
A string of social calls and visits fills the week with guests from Youngstown and New Castle. Mrs. RB A Bell, Mr. and Mrs. J K Boos, and Ruth Burnside are among those noted, with travel to Lima and Princeton for family occasions. Local ties remain strong as friends call on neighbors and relatives, while a few residents recover at home after illnesses.
In Sharpsville a school official describes a pending contest at the Jaraan farm as the endgame approaches. The remarks reference an agreement and imminent completion of a contentious plan affecting the district and community.
Rushed work on the Perry Highway Memorial Church project prompts questions as contractors proceed with limited oversight. Fragmented text reports unclear details about progress, parties involved, and precise dates or budgets.
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