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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1938
Page
10
Emergency readiness guide lists First Aid items and lifesaving supplies for urgent needs. It mentions water, safety gear, and service figures in a community directory, with emphasis on preparedness and quick response across the entire area.
A reader from Washington DC testifies that San-Cura Ointment sealed burns with no scarring after a coal oil incident. The ad extols the ointment for minor sores, skin irritations, boils, and itching piles and suggests medicated soap as a prep. 35 cents for the ointment and 25 cents for the soap.
A compilation of addresses and names for First Aid physicians and related services across multiple towns. Includes individuals such as Dr. A L Hofmaster and Dr. John Prigieti, plus firm names like DuPont de Nemours Co and Power Co. Listings reference streets in Wilmington peers and nearby areas with varied street numbers and building designations.
Mayor Charles E. McGrath asked the council at Monday night’s meeting to request the service board to appoint suitable candidates to the city police force. The city will send men to serve the department, while the article also mentions a vivid orchid image.
Volant College plans a reunion on June 29 drawing students, teachers, and church members. Memorial for the late Dr Asher Galbreath will be held with speakers including Judge Walter Raham and Judge J A Chamberlin. Harvey E L Martin will deliver the memorial address, with Miss Mary Mintehan as memorial chair.
Hilesville B F Kuriner and Mrs Nick Meelich visited in Struthers while Dorothea Houlette spent the weekend in Cleveland. Numerous relatives from New Castle Pittsburgh Youngstown Koppel and Bessemer were listed as visiting or hosting friends and family, with many names and places appearing in social notes.
Estates and small transfers dot the list with Shenango township First National Bank and State Capital Savings among parties. A mushball game and a bar association picnic loom, with road work advances on the Youngstown road and a new trial denial for Rudy Ginoecei.
Roy Gardner, ex bandit, claims Capone will reenter prison life as a "worthless hack" if released, noting Capone's mind is gone and his fame faded. Gardner, who shared Alcatraz and Leavenworth time with Capone, describes sleepless nights and imagined memories haunting the former crime boss. The article also mentions unpressed pleated skirts with stitched fronts as a separate note.
In 1921 the potato crop reached 250 600 000 bushels with a $267 000 000 return to growers from Stambrouchia. By 1928 the crop rose to 304 000 000 bushels yielding $248 000 000 to growers.
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