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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1911

Page

4

Tests of air at Washington and Hampton Roads

Washington June 29. Exhaustive tests of dirigibles and aeroplanes in war will be held at Hampton Roads around August first in naval maneuvers. Live ammunition will be used on aircraft to judge how navy guns can counter air assaults with airships. Large kite shapes mimic aircraft as manned dirigibles with dummies attack fortifications while ships fire. Trials will compare 3 and 6 inch artillery and allow captains to employ own theories. A trophy will be awarded to best performance. Similar tests will occur at Sandy Hook. A new percussion cap for balloons may enable a single hit to end a dirigible threat.

Washington Hampton Roads Navy Usua England Germany France Ordnance Department Hay Avoy Sandy Hook United States Army

Slippery Rock Normal Guests Visit Faculty Scene

Slippery Rock Dre. Whiten and daughter, Mat tie, of Mitsburg, are guests at the normal school. Paul Nisan, son of William Dixon, a rural mail carrier, died on Saturday. Judge Galbreath and Judge Crent attended the faculty election Friday. The parsonage will soon be ready for plasterers. Town visitors Audrgy Ricketts, Joh Peters of Pittsburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Dunn of Tidioute were guests of Thom Peters. Paul Clifton and Rev WL By Biveham spoke at the Presbyterian meeting. Several typhoid cases exist near Slippery Rock, but none in town except Saganna Book, a student, recovering. Trustees James Adams, Green, and Haworth attended the election, marking Green and Haworth’s first appearance on the board. A passerby is noted for being painted or whitewashed in comparison.

Dre. Whiten Mat Tie Mitsburg Paul Nisan William Dixon Galbreath Crent M. H Audrgy Ricketts Town Ticketts East Cooper Street Joh Peters Pittsburg

Powerful drawing ointment San Cura touted in ads

An ornate advertisement extols San Cura as a mighty drawing ointment that drew a needle from a girl’s foot after doctors failed. It promises cures for piles eczema tetter rheum boils carbuncles and many skin ailments with guaranteed money back. Also hawks Bust Skin Soap Say Cura Soap and a "little family physician" pill claimed to soften skin remove pimples and blackheads while mothers recommend it for tender skin.

Kern James Hitchcock Centerville Geo. W. Clutton Geo Chatton Thompson Micon Thnawitio

New Castleite With Garden Laughs at Cost of Living

A New Castle editorial extols home gardens as a solution to high living costs. It notes many residents grow onions, lettuce, tomatoes, and potatoes, highlighting urban gardens sprouting across the city and the relief they provide families all summer. It envisions neighbors sharing gardening help and seeds, turning backyards into productive larders amid rising grocery prices.

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Masury man explains murder suicide attempt in kitchen

Jiume 24 reports that George Gump confessed he did not intend to kill his wife Sao but to take his own life after a quarrel. He said they were jealous and that Sao refused to reconcile. Gump described shooting three times, then turning the gun on himself before collapsing. Sheriff Rose and Prosecutor Gilner report his condition remains serious but improving.

Warren Jiume Rose G. P. Gilner George Gump Masury Wor Sao Gump

Falls 300 Feet From Scaffold In Yonkers

June 29 Yonkers Charles Con ner, 11 year old, escapes serious injury after falling 300 feet from a scaffold while a Yonkers woman’s carpenter work at her home. He picked himself up, declined medical help, and returned to safety. John Willams on the scaffold suffered multiple vertebral dislocations when ropes broke.

New York Charles Conner Yonkers Gnaver Ao Woll John Willams

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