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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
7
Sacramento June 22. Governor Johnson signed a bill requiring shippers of eggs from foreign countries to label them imported. Stores must display signs indicating that imported eggs are on sale, protecting California's poultry industry from lower priced Chinese eggs.
Gov. Brumbaugh approved the Smith house bill creating a state retirement and pensioning system for state government attaches. Operative September 1, it covers those with 25 years of service or 20 years plus age 70, with half pay retirement and requirement to respond to calls. Eligible names include A D Glenn Daniel Potter Edwin Householder and others along with 20 year retirees past age limit such as John Morrison and J K Robinson.
In Stamford Connecticut two wild deer fled a park during morning traffic one ran into a saloon causing panic and damage. A detective sergeant later captured the deer and released it back to the woods.
Harrisburg June 22 The state highway department issued a large sectional map of southwestern Pennsylvania showing state and state aid highways county and township roads with townships cities boroughs and watercourses labeled A second sectional map following the southeastern part issued last November The map covers Greene Washington Beaver Butler Allegheny Fayette Huntingdon Westmoreland Armstrong Indiana Somerset Bedford Cambria Fulton and parts of Franklin Perry Juniata Mifflin Center Clearfield Jefferson Clarion and Lawrence counties It aids automobilists and others using the state highways limited numbers issued.
An advertisement touts Wendell's Ambition Pills as a brain food and remedy for general debility nervous prostration and nerves damaged by alcohol tobacco or overwork. It promises a 50 cent box with a refund option at Clutton's drug store and notes mail orders from Wenny Pharmacal Co. Inc. Syracuse Be.
Joseph May of Kaylor Pennsylvania was stabbed near White Church two miles from Chicora during a festival conflict over a young woman. He survived after the assailants Jack Goodgasalle and Harry Bortmas from Karns City fled the scene. May lost a finger as the knife wound was drawn. Doctors said May would recover barring complications. All three youths are about 21 years old.
Miss Elizabeth Allen of Milwaukee underwent a complex operation ten weeks ago at Columbia hospital. Doctors grafted a bone from her leg onto her spine to support a tuberculosis damaged area, a procedure that will leave part of her back permanently stiff.
Capt George Cooley of Yonkers police is named executor in the will of Mrs Joseph E Caryl. The widow valued at about 1 million dollars left a fortune to him as compensation for giving the advice to his lieutenants to read better material. The probate fee is at least 25000 dollars.
Miss Nona McAdoo daughter of Secretary McAdoo and Miss Katherine Britton return from France where they nursed wounded soldiers. They are exhausted and plan weeks of rest before summer at home in Washington. Britton says she does not want to return to the war zone though she valued the Marne battle experience and Zeppelin raids.
Mrs. Frank Pierce of 2837 Fourth avenue killed a large 5 foot 6 inch black snake as it approached Billie Sterrett, 21, during a yard visit. The snake posed a serious threat but was felled with a hoe before it could strike.
In the estate of William Vogan deceased surviving executor Wallace W. Vogan filed an answer to a citation seeking removal. He denies insolvency and mismanagement, notes a first partial account showing 324.45 due the accountant with no exceptions, mentions sales to I D Sherbine and Anna Fox, and cites a pending suit by Mary H Skidmore administrator against him.
Judge W P Barnum invalidates a section of the jitney ordinance requiring indemnity bonds for operators but preserves the rest of the measure. The ruling requires a $25 license fee and night illumination for each bus, with immediate effect. The decision is expected to set a precedent for similar cases in new businesses.
Roy Nellott aged 24 of Gatsville was killed instantly on a steep grade from Gatsville to Everett when his bicycle veered and was struck by a car driven by P M Porter of Easton who surrendered to police. Nellott suffered a crushed skull and his shoes were torn from his feet.
Henry F. Curry of Cambridge Springs Pennsylvania endured years of stomach and digestive misery spending fortunes on doctors and medicines. He credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with rapid relief improving appetite sleep and weight. The ad promises permanent results for stomach liver and intestinal issues and offers a money back guarantee.
An anonymous Tennessee case praises Quaker Herb Extract as a cure for tapeworms after a 58 foot monster was expelled. The doctor is touring cities and offering free bottles at Hainer Drug Co in New Castle urging readers with stomach ailments to seek the remedy.
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