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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
6
A treasured column on guiding children in prayer from a mother’s perspective. It urges parents to model brief hopeful prayers, avoid fear or sorrow, and foster a calm bedtime ritual. The piece shares sample prayers from readers and emphasizes both mothers and fathers participating in prayer with children.
The House met at noon with the chaplain Rev James Shera Montgomery offering a prayer asking divine guidance for virtue, honest work, and preparedness for life’s duties. The item ends with a light aside about shoes made of frog skin and alligator skin and their noises.
A compact word puzzle item listing across and down clues with biblical pronouns, abbreviations, and miscellaneous hints. Includes references to classic terms such as a small donkey, an anaesthetic, ancient Greek terms, and various measurements and roles.
Peter notices a mosquito developing wings from a pupa case and warns it as a breeze topple it into the water. The newly fledgling mosquito struggles to swim and, unable to fly yet, sinks. The story ends with a teaser line: Gobelin Gets Mosquito.
A nostalgic poem by Edgar A. Guest recalls a golfer's hickory shaft club. The narrator remembers the club's sturdy, straight drives through eras of evolving gear. A caddie boy recalls similar glory, prompting reflection on changing tools and timeless skill.
A quirky hometown remark quotes Safety Sam Doe Woppel returning from a case. He muses that every dog may have his day, but the mule hound’s case suggests an upcoming eclipse in the forenoon.
Modesto scouts in the high Sierra above Sonora connect by radio to Modesto while on a camping trip. The new direct link lets mothers hear updates about their sons, and officials say everything is going well.
Johnny Campbell radioed his mother that he is enjoying the trip. Daily radio contacts are to be made during the vacation stay, according to A. B. Downing who oversees the camp.
Kansas City report says a World War I veteran, after 11 years, reconnects with his German sweetheart. News dispatch notes the veteran served with the American Expeditionary Forces and traced the correspondence during postwar years.
An advertisement from Eckerd's of New Castle and other drugstores promotes Radox for corns and calluses. Soak feet 15 minutes for several nights to soften skin, then corn roots and calluses allegedly disappear without cutting or filing. The product uses oxygen to soften hard skin and claims easy relief and stronger skin with continued use.
In postwar Germany J E Johnson a grocery worker finds his former sweetheart Pus old German in Morbach. Johnson had lost track of her when he returned to America and believed he saw an apparition. He met Pauline Dierks, daughter of Herr Diernd, at her home and their romance resumed before ending in Germany.
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