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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text from a New Castle Pennsylvania newspaper shows publication details and a special notice. It lists staff roles, pricing for daily and yearly subscriptions, and general contact information. The readable items include a general address and a note about checks and correspondence.
A ragged collection of observations and opinion pieces voices wartime patriotism, social humor, and local curiosities. It references Red Cross efforts, food and supply concerns, and shifts in work and mobilization, touching on veterans, drafts, and community sentiments in a turbulent home front.
A fragmented appeal urges New Castle residents to donate to the American Red Cross with two days left. It cites contributions as low and mocks “financial slackers,” urging citizens to fund troop support and nursing supplies as families in Lawrence County risk delays without timely gifts. The piece links local payrolls and war effort to national sacrifice, calling on every citizen to contribute and warning of future remorse.
The garbled text mutters about a tense situation with mentions of a tower, town landmarks, and unclear events. Several scattered fragments reference people, dates, places, and a heated scene, hinting at conflict and local reactions amid jumbled phrasing.
Brigadier General Senty J. McCVain, adjutant general of the United States, is the officer entrusted with vast element detail for the administration of the war department. He oversees resources and personnel essential to war effort and policy implementation.
Vir Pau Tattinger of the New York board attended the whooping cough events for over two years. Journal reports from the American Medical Association on the vaccine prepared at the Laboratoire departments. She notes routine administration of the pertussis vaccine for cure and prevention. A parent vaccinating a child during the early paroxysmal stage reduced severity and duration of the disease when the proper vaccine was used.
A fragmentary prose piece presents a satirical, disjointed dialogue about gender, desire, and social norms. It references a man identified as dull and cites varied lines about women, behavior, and imagined scenarios. The garbled text suggests a polemic on male vanity and female agency within a salon or periodical context.
A fragmented text recalls railroads and passenger trains, interleaved with odd notes about stopping street travel, lessons, and disdain for lawsuits. The garbled passage mentions a one dollar bar and a Ward’s shop, with scattered references to places and people lacking clear context.
The readable text shows a garbled mix of place names and phrases including mentions of Pearl, Ridge, and Moseley Harricale. The fragment lacks a coherent event, date, or clear entities to summarize into a proper news card.
Dr John J Hurley of Boston argues in a Medical Record report that grippe and influenza mimic sinusitis not the other way around. He asserts many cases blamed on influenza are actually sinus infections, noting Pfeiffer’s influenza bacillus is present in some but not all cases. Sinusitis is described as inflammation of facial sinuses with minimal external symptoms and various minor procedures are mentioned to relieve discharge and pain.
A report from Mechanics Magazine describes a duplex engine issue faced by the Southern Railway. The text notes congestion from heavy traffic, with trials and experiments aimed at easing operation and improving efficiency.
The General in charge of the U S Army Engineering Force is described as the key bridge between military operations and the vast advances in engineering. His intimate knowledge guides the engineering brains of the army, directing crucial modernization efforts.
A Pennsylvania state fund hearing before the Legislature examined proposed extra appropriations to cover expenses through January 1, 1918. Speaker Baldwin and officials sparred over alleged extravagance and mismanagement, with lawmakers debating how much additional funding the fund should receive. Officials testified about staffing, lecture programs, and expenses as they argued the fund should eventually be self sustaining.
A magazine article advises practical garage design based on car size, suggesting an 18 foot deep bay with ample clearance, shelving along one side, seven feet high, with rear storage above, a corner alcove for tires, and corner shelves. A workbench near a window is essential for good light and space planning.
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