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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1925
Page
9
Moscow dispatch describes 1925 fashion amid gray predominance with red accents. It notes schoolgirls and League of Communist Youth wearing a bonnets rouges inspired by sans culottes, while street beggars clad in worn gear evoke stark urban poverty across Izmailovsky and Teatralnaya avenues.
NEW YORK June 26 The modern housewife lacks sufficient exercise. Dr Guy E Manning of San Francisco told the Slat annual convention of the American Institute of Homeopathy that labor-saving devices have eased housework leaving women lazy and urged some exercise for her own good. He added men are equally lazy and prefer elevators to stairs and rarely walk.
New Castle wholesale fruit dealers report seven carloads arriving for summer availability. Cantalo ups, watermelons, Georgia free stone peaches, bananas, Florida pineapples larger and pricier than Cuba offerings, lemons more abundant easing to normal prices while oranges rise for the season.
Croton city playground sees steady progress with industrial work led by Miss Beal. Children weave hammocks and mats, and girls compile cook books in a small leaflet with food pictures. Attendance remains around 150 daily.
Mrs Agnes Wicnau of Taleville New York reports relief after childbirth from Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says a quick rise after birth caused illness and that the tonic helped her recovery, noting she would not be without it and recommends it locally. The ad claims the product relieves female-specific fits and is sold by druggists.
Leesburg Pa June 27 Scoutmaster Todd and 20 Scouts led a Millburn hike on June 13. They built a stone fireplace, cooked bacon ham beefsteal potatoes and coffee, swam and trained. On June 16 four Scouts earned first class toasts. Second class tests went to Henry Zimmerman William Jordan Burdell Wright Merle Kaufman Lloyd Ward. Several scouts expect to camp at French Creek July 6.
A Princeton Station missionary meeting at the home of Mrs Nellie Rhodes was held on Wednesday June 24 with many local and Pittsburgh visitors. Attendees included Mrs J W Littton Mrs Anna Rosd and daughters Gladys Brown and children Mary and Ruth and many others. Additional notes cover White and Thorp family reunions and social visits to nearby towns, with mentions of hosts hostesses and attendees in multiple households.
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