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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1923
Page
40
London reports two new germs found by Dr. D Thompson possibly linked to measles and scarlet fever. He notes the germs are minute gram negative diplococci found in throats of patients, hard to cultivate, and requires animal and culture tests to prove a causal role.
New York June 19 United States census data show only 33 of 687 occupations lack women. Women increasingly fill roles in law, clergy, architecture, chemistry, dentistry, medicine, engineering, arts, and writing. Notable figures include orchestra conductor Elda Soller, welder Katherine Nelson, bricklayer Florence Thompson, and bank president Flora McCormick.
A druggist offers Freezone a small bottle that stops corn pain instantly and lets you lift off the corn with fingers. It promises to remove hard and soft corns and calluses between toes without soreness or irritation for a few cents.
A reader letter asserts that about ninety percent of Vassar students favor marriage, claiming the college community shows high honesty about their intentions to wed.
An advertise remedy named Rheumatism is marketed by McKee's Kut Rate. It claims to act quickly and safely to drive poisons from the system that cause stiffness and pain in joints and muscles.
The drapery section displays 39 yard cretonnes with flower chintz and imported novelty patterns in rich colors. About 35 high grade cretonne cushions with Kapock fillers, 18 by 24 inches, made in our workshop, on sale tomorrow four shillings less than former prices of 1 3/4 to 2 1/2 dollars.
Sunday program at Mount church featured a sequence of songs prayers recitations and exercises by the Golden Sunbeams and Sunbeams choirs and local children. Performers included Ralph Welton Madaline Hughes Nora Sankey Bertha Sankey and Eugene Welton with a playlet The Lesson the Dandelion Taught and a flag drill by twelve girls. Benediction by the pastor closed the program. Plain Grove Personal notes report Grace Boyd visiting Cleveland and local residents Raymond Effinger Ralph Montgomery Arthur Montgomery Eliza Foster and Albert motor trips and work updates.
Charles Boyd and sister Carrie Boyd visited the home of Mr and Mrs S B Foster last Sabbath. Mrs Lois Hunter was a business caller in Pittsburgh Monday. A lounge with both sides slanting toward the middle is handy furniture for husband catching.
A lightweight ad from McKee's Kut Rate Store promotes Leonhardt's HEM-ROID as a non greasy, non cutting, harmless remedy guaranteed to quickly vanish misery or cost nothing.
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