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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1922
Page
7
At the Cincinnati convention the American Federation of Labor faces internal strife as John L. Lewis gains backing from progressive factions. Lewis foes and supporters count noses late at night aiming to determine if he can win leadership. estimates show 31,484 votes total.
Portland Indiana letter from Steila Newton details relief from irregularity and stomach pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Aunt and mother recommend it for daughters health guarding against cold wet feet overwork and overstudy. The testimonial asserts safety and lack of harmful ingredients.
The piece notes tabulation hints that Trawls falls short of a majority by 2,884 while statisticians say the miners’ head could reach 16,857 with union support. Delegates fret over harmony plans with coal miners and railroad workers likely to strike. lawyers see no conspiracy risk. Convention leaders warn adjournment may end the week’s work.
Mr and Mrs Clemens Abramaki by attorney James A Chambers sue John Greybasky for 4000 damages over the death of two year old Reginna Abramaki whose clothing was burned when a rubbish fire on Moravia street was lit without a permit. The family alleges negligence by the defendant.
Sam Makovich was found guilty of receiving stolen goods after a trial before Judge Emery. The jury acquitted the other two defendants. The charge of breaking and entering and larceny was withdrawn.
Attorneys Hugus Gibaon and Caldwell sue Lt. Russo and N. Russo to recover four balances totaling 494.40 on goods claimed due. total bill 951.20 with part paid and interest from April 25, 1921. Timely Advice notes Brown bought a grandfather clock at auction and, after failing to find a carrier, hauled it home on his back only to collide with a navvy who quipped about a wristwatch. Baltimore plans to spend 50 million dollars to develop port facilities.
An advertisement advocates Mulsified coconut oil shampoo as gentle on hair and scalp. It warns against harsh alkali in common soaps and praises this greaseless formula for rich lather, dust and oil removal, quick drying, and manageable hair. Availability is noted at drug stores with a reminder to ask for Mulsified.
An advertisement touts Dreea as a remedy to underweight and poor digestion. It cites testimonials including Mrs. Mary Burnette of New Castle Pa who reports weight gain and improved health after using the product. The copy urges readers to visit McKeven's Rat Ware Store and consult Miss Harper for expert guidance at no charge. Special price offered.
Harrisburg June 20 Seven counties petition the state game commission to declare closures under the game code. Sparta property holders push for actions as the commission meets July 6. More than twenty counties already closed for one to four years for various game. Perry seeks two year ring-neck and pheasant ban. Armstrong seeks five years deer, four years bear, two years elk bans. Cambria two years turkeys and pheasants. Carbon two years quail. Lackawanna two years ring-necked birds. Northumberland two years deer and turkeys. Officials say moves reflect conservation sentiment.
An old newspaper ad lists cosmetic and toilet articles including Pompeian talcum powder, Mary Garden face powder and rouge, Melba face powder, Palmolive cream, Colgate toothpaste, Pensadent toothpaste, and shampoos with assorted prices. The fragment highlights bargain cosmetics and beauty helpers from brands like Pompeian and Palmolive.
A list of real estate transfers in New Wilmington Shenango Second ward and nearby areas shows numerous deeds with $1 transfers and a few higher amounts. Notable entries include Chas C Dy hy extr to Fred C Taft for 4000 and a large transfer to Wein gariner Realty in Cunningham with Fourth and Fifth wards for 7. The note closes with a historical reference to Nuremberg as a long time center of pencil making.
A quick painless method promises removal of underarm neck and tav hairs by applying Delatone powder mix in water, spreading on the surface, waiting minutes, rubbing off, and washing away to leave blemish free skin. Repeats avoided by using fresh original packing Delatone.
Reports from Kept In Belt Until Bandits Met Him recount a robbery case linked to J. Z. O'Malley and others. Loot valued at 3200 in currency recovered near Cowboy hill in the Black Hills region. O'Malley and wife fled to western South Dakota where O'Malley was later pursued by Montana officers. Also noted are local social and church happenings in New Castle and Ambridge, with various visits and events described.
Uniontown Pa June 20 The condition of United States Senator Wu W Crow remained unchanged today His condition is still critical The follow up system includes a doctor waiting room incident and stray remarks from a patient about payments and insurance mentions to pass workmen’s compensation in Birmingham Agen Herald Penn and Missouri ties.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Thornton W Allen at Yellowstone Park with unclear details about a departure, a suit, a destination, and remarks about memory, embarrassment, and a proposed marriage. The text also oddly references Mr Meekton, Mrs Qusil, and Canada’s swatter power, with missing context and inconclusive events.
A vintage advertisement urges mixing two lemons juice with three ounces of Orchard White to create a bleach for the skin. It claims daily massage on neck arms and hands will yield a fairer, clearer complexion without irritation, touting removal of freckles and blemishes.
Willy Wilkin and family motor to Cleveland for a Sunday visit with the Whittmeers. Hetty Johnson returns home after a week in Pittsburgh. Jean Gibson resumes studies at Slippery Rock State Normal.
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