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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
26
A vintage ad extols Certo to enhance jams jellies and marmalades. It promises richer flavor color and volume claiming half again more glasses from the same fruit while praising the tender clear result.
Seven men formed a social club to buy a keg of beer, later becoming the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. J. F. Norris, the last living founder, recalls the group then called the Jolly Corks. The lodge began November 24, 1867 in New York, with the Elm street gathering and the January 16, 1868 lodge formation.
Mrs Gadabout reveals she discovered her husband’s evenings by staying at home one night and finding him there. Mrs Gossip reacts with surprise as the exchange highlights domestic curiosity.
The Guernsey Island house where Victor Hugo lived in exile is offered to the French government at a nominal price after the death of Hugo's grandson. Mme Gegreponte inherits half and may give it to the state. the remaining share, about 100000 francs, could be bought by the government. Former Finance Minister De Monzie seeks credits to purchase and protect the historic site.
President Coolidge receives a seven billion debt status report from Secretary Kellogg and Senator Smoot. The debt commission foresees amicable settlements with Italy Belgium and France by summer end while Czechoslovakia moves toward adjustment of its 117.6 million debt for troop transport after World War I.
The Bureau of Fisheries tagged 250 mature crabs in Mobjack Bay Virginia to study crab migration. Fishermen are asked to report tagged catches to Washington and will receive twenty five cents per return with time and location details.
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At a Boston auction a man vowed not to be outbid by women and won twelve men's hats. Women outbid him for men's handkerchiefs trousers shoes in ten pair lots and men's coats. In a mass drive the men later outbid the women for silk stockings and spools of thread.
Mrs Henry Horlister of Wyandotte Michigan says after a difficult postnatal period with pain and fatigue she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports rapid relief and now recommends the product and keeps a bottle on hand. The advertise claims it is a dependable medicine for all women sold by druggists.
In Nashville Tennessee on June 23 Evolutionists report a attendance surge at Glendale Zoo by 59 percent over recent weeks. Zoo officials cite a thriving simian colony with Rhesus Ringtail and Hand Organ varieties drawing crowds.
Parkhurst prison inmate Joseph Kearon died from acute gastritis after ingesting metal items over ten months. He was convicted of wounding with intent to murder a Manchester man.
A police officer questions a driver during a high speed chase. The driver offers five dollars and recalls mistaking the command as a greeting to a senator. The officer explains the warning was about speeding through the next township.
An old advertisement extols a clear complexion as beauty and health. It claims S S S purifies blood from impurities causing pimples and eczema and promises safety from herbs and barks. It asserts 1826 as its long history and encourages readers to try it for better looks and well being.
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