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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
22
In Shanghai the Chinese Chamber of Commerce voted to reopen shops and banks in the foreign settlement by Saturday or Monday. The chief labor union, representing 200,000 workers, said the general strike would continue.
The Rev. Philip C. Pearson will discuss leisure time and play in life at the 11 o clock service at Trinity Church next Sunday morning. He questions how the summer, a major recreation period, should be used and what role religion and Christianity play in guiding joy and responsible use of leisure.
A physician reports his wife’s years of stomach trouble improved after one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The simple preparation claims to remove catarrhal mucus and reduce inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Money back guarantee offered at McKee's Rut Rate Store and druggists nationwide.
A reflection on national character and responsibility asks whether self indulgence can shape the future and whether mind and will belong in life. It considers the ideal of a God-man like Christ and contemplates solutions for society as Trinity Church stands at North Mill and East Falls.
Herbert Lennox son of F L Lennox has returned to New Castle after completing his course at Houghton University where he will wage graduate this spring. He plans to study for the Methodist ministry and begin at the University of Chicago in the fall term. He is a New Castle High School graduate class of 1920. Mr Lennox will be joined by his wife who is visiting her parents at Wikes Barren.
Several restaurant keepers face milk law violations in Alderman Mantz court. A. B. Dunn of the state pure food department charges Caney Island Lunch White Lunch Phoenix Lunch and Lou's Place with serving milk under 3 1/4 percent butter fat and under 12 percent milk solids. Mantz fines amount to 325 plus costs.
Many sufferers abandon harsh diets and drugs and use bisulated magnesia after meals with water to neutralize stomach acidity and ease indigestion. It sweetens the stomach, prevents fermentation, and improves health. obtain pure magnesia prepared for stomach use from any good drug store.
A Harrisburg area incident details a thwarted assault and robbery plan against Geo Lightfoot of Washington Pa. by Stanley Gambren and an accomplice from Pinesville Ky. A letter from Gambren’s father was seized by Sheriff San Dunfee. The report notes repeated break-ins of refrigerator cars owned by Kitale Produce, with $100 in groceries stolen. seats broken in each car.
One of the city’s largest North Hill real estate seats closed this morning as Wayne Stitanger bought the Ralph Orr Property on Bayles avenue. The house, praised for its finish, sits on a fine south side location near the Rural avenue overpass. The Stitzingers expect to take possession around August 1.
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