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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1923
Page
32
Isadora candid about life in exile criticizing Paris and stating a preference for Russia. She describes Paris as unsuited to her, calls Russia more suitable, and remarks on a risqué novel she reads that she deems a perfect picture though the French dislike it.
Isadora Dun and her husband Serge Essenine, after fleeing America, say Russia is the only country left for them. The American dancer resumes her tirades against France and its men as she contemplates exile in the Soviet Union.
Beauty notes describe a home hair removal method using delatone powder mixed with water to form a paste. The paste is applied to the skin for about two minutes then removed and washed to vanish hair. The note promises no harm if real delatone is used.
Isadora argues French honesty is scarce and calls French hypocrisy evident as she details a failed French book deal for Serge and the Parisian reception of his poetry. She plans to lecture at the Trocadero on The Art of Criticism in France before returning to Russia.
The Chinese pen is a brush made of soft hair best suited to paint the curiously formed letters of the Chinese alphabet.
Miss Mabel Taylor Miss Myrtle Butts and Miss Margaret Stubbs will represent the Epworth League of the local Methodist church at the Epworth League Institute in Meadville Allegheny College to be held during the first weeks of July. The four week term will attract many young Methodists from the Erie conference and will feature a corps of instructors for religious work.
The Lincoln team announces games with city rivals to be played Thursday and Saturday afternoon on the P. and L. E. grounds in the Seventh ward.
Mr and Mrs James Harris of North Cedar street who wed last week will return late this week from a extended wedding trip. They will visit Salamanca N Y Buffalo and other lake cities before residing on Adams street. The couple will join about twelve Club members at a Canadian river cottage well equipped for camp life.
Reverend Harry G. Kaye and his wife of North Cedar street plan a two week vacation starting Thursday. They will visit western cities and the minister will preach at a Christian church in East St. Louis on one Sunday. In the home church there will be no Sunday services during their absence except for Sunday school and Communion.
James B. Bumbaugh of Sixth Street a member of the Seventh ward Cherry Street fire company will take a two weeks vacation starting July 2. He will travel with his wife to Cambridge Springs for the rest and relaxation.
The junior members of the Campfire Girls of Simpson Methodist Mission plan to depart for Crystal Springs Camp on the Neshannock creek this Thursday. Four teen senior girls have been at the camp since June 6 under the guardianship of Miss Lillian Ellis, and the younger group looks forward to enjoying camp life to the full.
Members of the Millvale Fishing Club plan an August trip to Ontario, Canada, expected to last about three weeks. The group in this city is making extensive preparations for the voyage and related activities.
Mix juice from two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to create a quarter pint of skin softening cream. Apply this fragrant mixture to the face neck arms and hands to achieve youthful softness and a rosy white complexion. Stage stars reportedly use it to fade freckles sunburn and tan without irritation.
A seller offers eight high class fancy dress costumes at a great loss. The note states intention to attend no more mask balls and references a real life home event. It invites readers to see a work titled Whats Wrong with the Women at Reremt.
Members of the Signal Light Bible class of Mahoning Methodist Church are urged to attend the monthly meeting this evening in the church parlors at eight o'clock.
An all day picnic for the Bible class at the Mt Jackson home of Mrs. M. L. Andrews is planned for Wednesday. Autos will depart from the church at 8 am to transport attendees for a day of games and outdoor sports.
Mrs A R Mornes and family attended the funeral of Harry Mackey at his brother Aaron Mackey’s home in McKeesport. Burial followed at Beaver Falls Cemetery. Mackey died after a long illness and was a former Beaver Falls resident. The service was held Monday at 2 p.m.
An important meeting of the Sun day school board of the Mahoning Methodist church has been called for Wednesday evening following the prayer service.
Mr and Mrs J M Yates of Madison Avenue and Mr and Mrs Chester Johnston of Bessemer traveled Sunday to New Galilee to visit friends. Mrs L L Templeton of Youngstown Ohio finished a visit with her sister Mrs Anne Bestwick on Madison Avenue and returned home. Mr and Mrs Leo Rogan whose marriage occurred last week will continue post wedding activities.
George Parsons, now a Canton Ohio music teacher and brother of W G Parsons of Lyndal street, served as adjudicator at the Mansfield Ohio musical competition on Saturday. His selection was a notable honor and his adjudications drew praise from attendees. The chief choral prize was awarded in the event.
Medical authorities attribute about nine tenths of stomach troubles to excess hydrochloric acid rather than lack of digestive juices. Artificial digests are discouraged. Bisurated Magnesia after meals eases symptoms, sweetens the stomach, and prevents excess acid.
Edna Setter daughter of Prof. Andrew Setter won piano solo first place among 21. Mrs. John Evans and Mrs. Roland Roberts won the duet prize among 19. Llewellyn Jones topped soloists over 50. Mrs. Evans also placed second in contralto solos among 19. Jasper Jones Jr.'s seven year old daughter won the under sixteen recitation. A New Castle delegation attended. An actor forgot lines after 998 performances of The Beggar's Opera.
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