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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
16
John M Phillips Scout Camp enforces strict safety as new swimming facility and life saving devices minimize risk. First class tests and life saving drills lead to a clean record, with scouts instructed to swim only in supervised periods and no underwater or unauthorised wading.
A fragmentary report from Chicago notes Scott insists he has escaped execution and may be sent back to Chester Asylum for the initial confinement. The text is garbled but centers on a potential future sentence or return.
Reports from Lawrence County indicate clover hay is first to be cut this season. Penn State College advises cutting before ripening for better dairy milk production. A large hay crop is expected due to abundant spring rains, with wheat and oats looking favorable and corn prospects improving with warm weather. The King of Spain reportedly owns more yachts than any other European royal.
Fragmented ad copy touts Cystex Compound for urinary symptoms including burning, dull ache, and leg pains. It promises relief in five days or money back, mentioning Eckerd's of New as a point of sale.
A brief notice recalls a fatal incident at a local apartment, with Union hospital treating the victim after swal lowy inhalation of carbaric acid. Authorities described the event as accidental and are conducting the inquiry.
Arlington, June 23 Two women and a child were injured when a five passenger car skidded on a curve near Holy Cross North Arlington, struck a tree and overturned during a funeral procession. The driver, Joseph 33308 Manor Avenue Harrison, and his wife Rose were hospitalized. he faced reckless driving charges. A purse lost in 1919 at the Ohio State Fair Grounds returning to Mrs J D Conrad contained $16 and jewelry.
Listings show time signals and weather forecast for June events. Includes radio segments from Chicago and Pittsburgh with programs on sports scores, tennis, motor reports, and a heroin and magnemaker feature. Details such as times 6 p m 3 m 9 to 10 and locations like Centra Daylight Time are mentioned.
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