Glowing Reports Of First Year's Work Of Trade Board
Judge J Norman Martin presented a favorable year in review for the New Castle Board of Trade at the annual meeting in the Greer building. He highlighted improvements in roads bridges water and civic projects, plus farm labor, Red Cross work, and the Pull More Motor Truck plant expansion, with a bright outlook for the future.
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J. Norman Martin
Greer
Judge Martin
Cervic
Perry
Gibson Farm
Red Cross
Board of Directors
Pull-More Motor Truck Company
Gardiner Avenue
Pail-More Motor Truck Company
Gibson
Pull
Public Service Land Company
Water Supply Commission of Pennsylvania
Freezone Corn Pain Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Free zone, a Cincinnati discovery, as a magic drop for corns and calluses. It claims instant soreness relief and easy removal with tiny bottles sold in a round wood case, available at drug stores for a few cents.
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Cincinnati
Special Notice to Taxpayers County and State Taxes Due
Special notice from County Treasurer A W Harrison informs taxpayers taxes for 19L7 are due. June and July offer 15 percent discount at the county treasurer’s office. August at face value. September 1 penalties of 5 percent apply. Statements available on request with property location by ward borough and township. Remittance by check postage or express money orders. mailing address provided. Adj June 20 22 25 27. MARRIAGE LICENSES Paris T Graham Savannah Ga Lulu Woody Youngstown Paul BE Rowe Greensburg Sally A Hollberg Greensburg Panama taxes retail stores.
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Savannah
Lulu Woody
Youngstown
Paul BE. Rowe
Greensure
Sally A. Hollberg
Greensburg
Miss Cruger Was Warned Intuition at Cruger Case Trial
New York June 27 The Ruth Cruger mystery hinged on instinct as Helen Cruger warned away from Cocchi’s shop where Ruth got her skates sharpened. Private detective Kilpatrick testified that Helen’s intuition led to questioning Cocchi and urging a thorough search. Mrs Tumilston said a hunch prompted the cellar excavation, yielding the missing girl’s body.
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Ryicey Neay
Cruger
Ruth
Helen Cruger
Kilpatrick
Cocchi
Grice
Lumiston
New York
Police Department
Beav er Valley Welcomes Dr John A Wilson From Mansfield
Dr John A Wilson joins Beav er Valley presbytery from Mansfield after fifty years since he led First United Presbyterian Sunday school in New Castle and began studies in law before turning to theology. Delegation to the general assembly was deferred due to illness of J K ldgar. Vincent Beckett, a seminary student at Pitt sburg, now leads Four Mile church and preached his trial sermon at 2 o clock to earn licensure as a minister.
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Unitted Presbyterian Church
First
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John A. Wilson
Mansfield
Beaver Valley
Wilson
New Castle
First United Presbyterian
The
J. KF. Ldgar
First Church
General Assembly
New Brighton
J. Elmer Campbell
Third United Presbyterian Church
Lanning
Where They Make Pearls To Order On Tatokujima Farm
A Popular Science Monthly article describes a pearl farm on Tatokujima Island in Japan's Bay of Age. Oyster shells form nacre layers around a nucleus, producing lustrous pearls. The process uses reef beds, shallow and deep water stages, and a four year growth cycle before harvest.
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Tatokujima
Bay of Age
Japan
Popular Science Monthly
Non-Partisan Clause Retained in Clark Act Fight
State Senator W J Craig reports victory for non partisan elections in the third class city bill. Senate committee struck a partisan amendment and adopted a substitute restoring non partisan elections. The bill contains numerous amendments and faces action in the senate today.
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W. J. Craig
Senate
Local Visitors and Illness Mention in Warlansburg
McCaslin and families visit relatives in Warlansburg with residents from Youngstown Princeton and New Castle. McCaslin, a carpenter in New Castle, recently fell injuring two ribs. Multiple locals, including Hettenbaugh family and McFarlands, host and visit relatives in the area.
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George Double
Cathtren Kenneth
Mary Marthia
Warlansburg
Klenry Mircom
Daniel Baton
Youngstown
Charter
Ales FL. Russell
Springfield
KK. Russel
Janes Book
Russell
Princeton
J. McFarland
Warlansbbury
Charles Walton
George McCracken
New Castle
Jessie Kildoo
I. Hettenbaugh
If. Killoo
Pain as Blessing in Disguise Says Dr Irwell
The essay argues pain sustains life by signaling danger and fostering courage, virtue, and adjustment. It claims suffering is the child of organization and a necessary guardian of self preservation, warning that abolition could erode virtue and life itself despite the desire to end pain. The discussion touches on memory, memory loss of pain, and how pain motivates wise action.
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