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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
6
A dense crossword puzzle clue list covering horizontal and vertical entries. Includes mispelled terms and abbreviations with a mix of chemistry, geography, titles, and classic puzzle indicators. Names of places such as islands and cities appear alongside common word clues and abbreviations.
June reports show dairy farm workers joining a citywide walkout endangering foreign and native food supplies. Chinese staff at Metilda hospital walked out while crews of British ships also joined. Streetcar workers and conductors halted, newspaper printers quit amid planned follow-on strikes. Volunteer guards mobilized to guard the foreign colony against strikers.
International News Service reports Senator Edwin F. Ladd of North Dakota remains in a Baltimore hospital in serious but improving condition after kidney trouble and neuritis. Doctors say his response to treatment has been slower than hoped and he may remain hospitalized longer than expected. He was stricken in Cleveland while en route to North Dakota to give speeches.
Captain Parry reached a spot 435 miles from the North Pole and claimed a $25,090 reward from the British government. A San Francisco fire destroyed 500 buildings in 1851. William M Tweed was released from Backwell's Island. The Roseberry ministry in England resigned after a defeat in the House of Commons over war estimates.
A city effort to educate pedestrians on crossing at intersections using signals. Officers stood at downtown intersections Saturday night guiding foot travelers and coordinating with automatic lights to keep traffic moving.
Workmen of the Milliron Construction Company have finished the Lakes to the Sea highway, moving equipment to Kane for another road project. A formal opening is planned for July 15 with activities led by the Franklin Automobile Club and supported by the American Legion, Chamber of Commerce, Rotary and Kiwanis clubs.
Harry K. Thaw traveled to Pittsburgh to visit his mother Mrs. Mary Copley Thaw 80 who was admitted to Homeopathic hospital after a fall at church steps yesterday She sustained a sprained hip and doctors planned X rays to gauge the injuries as of today
A cryptic note says one difference between hugging and dancing is that his too hot in dance inch Now. The fragment hints at a wordplay clue and a cheeky misdirection about temperature and motion.
A scrambled OCR puzzle page lists Across and Down clues for a boys and girls crossword. Entries include state abbreviations, days part, animals, a governor's nickname, and the puzzle maker. The fire word and key terms are partially garbled but indicate standard puzzle solving in the newspaper style.
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