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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1931
Page
12
Dr Logan Clendening notes migraine as the commonest chronic headache. Attacks begin around ages 15 to 20 and recur irregularly. Digestive symptoms, nausea, vomiting, and a sense of abdominal paralysis accompany headaches. Hereditary links exist. treatments vary and no cure is assured. dietary changes rarely stop attacks.
Local news items include church moves and calls for Rev. Dean and Mrs. Dean at the Nazarene parsonage, attendance at a Grange pie supper at Etna Springs, and various residents visiting or traveling. Names such as Mrs Rheiner, Jaman, Brittain, and Majors appear amid social and church activities.
Local Rotarians invite visiting lawmakers to a Monday noon luncheon at The Castlelandin with special guests at the Speakers' table. Honorary figures include George T. Weingartner and Hon. hh E Richresentative, plus Hoy McElyee. Program details, seating, and fees announced. Lions and Kiwanis clubs have separate meetings nearby this week.
A fragmented OCR note lists Mr and Mrs Alber and three children, with mentions of Welsh and Tiss Virginia in Avon Ohio and references to Rev 2 Pals Pa. Beaver the Re.
A Castle resident identified as ATH e Porter joins a local committee, reflecting ongoing civic activity and long standing community ties. The move signals continued local engagement and collaboration among town residents.
Construction of South Side tennis courts near Big Run creek progresses toward completion after months of work. The courts are almost finished with final surfacing and fencing nearing completion as announced this morning.
Central Press reports on temperamental stars in Hollywood and Broadway, detailing a star's top assignment to a Western role and her emotional response. The piece notes iconic Manhattan clocks on Madison Avenue and Broadway, highlighting public timepieces near the Metropolitan and Consolidated Gas Company buildings. It also touches on street superstition about luck and generosity toward beggars in New York.
Bernard Darwin notes The Dickens Advertiser as a clever mid century pamphlet sewn into novel instalments offering merchants a mischievous platform for ads. Times and Chimes observes New York becoming a city of clocks with a vast clock atop the New York Central Building, its dial thirteen feet wide.
The readable lines discuss health remedies and protective measures for skin ailments. It mentions cures and overlays to address burns and related conditions, emphasizing practical treatment steps and potential outcomes.
Edvin Brohard 27 of Jeannette, a sales man for a motor car company, was killed when his automobile crashed on the Boulevard and Lincoln Highway. His body was found beneath the tangled wreckage by Emanuel Rosom and he died at McKeesport hospital.
A garbled description depicts a chaotic kitchen with rising tensions. The narrator references raised voices, erratic activity, and distant sounds like a chopper. Details are unclear, but the scene conveys confusion and heightened alertness in a crowded space.
Unclear text describes junior girls enjoying a week at a camp near East Brosk. Mentions dining, rowing, and activities with local school or community groups involved. Fragmentary OCR prevents clear names or dates.
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