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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
2
A long, sharp essay critiques the chain from producer to housewife, arguing regional price variation and delivery expenses drive costs. It questions consumer blame on wholesalers while urging households to scrutinize shopping practices and value delivery services in urban markets.
The day's program features a large convention in Worcester with Elected officials and military leaders invited. Secretary of the Navy Franklin Roosevelt era appointee attends as a guest, with participation from Army and German volunteers. Also noted are anniversary observances in multiple cities and a keynote at Colorado State University.
Fragmentary OCR lines recall wartime moments and scattered names and places. The obscured text mentions Ames and a mareen caer, with unclear references to people, dates, and actions. The label reads as a garbled historical clipping with no coherent event.
Disjointed scraps reference marriage vows and urges for suffrage, naming figures and events in a satirical late 19th or early 20th century voice. It blends social commentary with stray notes on wartime topics, political figures, and public affairs, creating a collage of clipped opinions and fleeting names.
A ragged text outlines a 18th century Irish immigrant James Trehami living Tyrone and fleeing British tyranny. It mentions native resistance, frontier fighting with Indians, and ties to the American Revolution. The piece references the Grntburg event and a call for self determination amid conflicts with Britain and allies.
A scrambled report describes a naval event involving multiple ships and fleets. Mentions Hegemiior MMAE GL Hegtingty and the Cab States, with references to ports, fleets, and possible engagement. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a wartime or military maritime activity.
A fragmented list of historical anniversaries and names. Mentions Jervis Culler dying in Indiana in 1764, Lankden Cleves in South Carolina, Governor Reed of Florida calling a special election, U S Congress adjournment, and various oblique references to events around 1917 including war actions near Verdun.
International news from San Francisco reports on Dillian Beth Zerr and Ijah J. Zerr. The couple's relatio nships are described as closer to siblings than spouses, with Beth Zerr portraying herself as a "wife" in name only and lamenting societal constraints. An opposing civil engineer is cited as resistant to change while she insists life remains incomplete without a formal partnership.
A burglar alarm triggered from a building led to a scene in which a portly woman slept in a beauty parlor. Investigators found whiskey and wine, and blind tiger charges were filed against the Nortes.
A local political notice lists primary dates and candidates including RM. Deslin for District Commissioner, Harry I. Clark of Ellwood City for County Commissioner, and S. Baldwin of Sieninga Township for another county seat. Ellwood City area residents are urged to prepare for September 16 primaries.
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