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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
14
Women’s woolen sports skirts on sale featuring plain gathered, many pleats, pockets, self belts, lights and darks. Materials include homespuns prunellas diagonal tweeds white flannel with stripes checks and plaids. Styles range straight lines gathered fringed bottoms pleated and light to dark shades.
NEW YORK June 29 The Iron Age weekly summary notes government efforts to end the coal strike and rising coal and coke production at non-union mines in Western Pennsylvania bolster faith in a settlement. Steel prices advance with higher costs expected. labor scarcity and strong demand push up prices. Pig iron output rises in Pittsburgh and Youngstown. railcar orders total 92,800 for the year with 16,000 pending. Structural steel in June exceeds 21,000 tons in the past week.
London June 24 The Austrian government has not been overturned, a denial issued after reports circulated. The British foreign office reported Vienna remained quiet in the latest dispatches.
washington june 29 one of the chief features of the international exposition to be held at Rio de Janeiro next fall will be approved breeds of livestock from many foreign countries. The livestock exhibition runs from September to 1923 and the exposition begins September 7 with new buildings under construction to accommodate Brazilian and foreign livestock exhibits.
American coke ovens generate waste fertilizer annually sufficient for about 8,700,000 acres. The claim frames industrial byproducts as a substantial agricultural resource, highlighting potential fertilizer supply scale and regional implications for farming and energy sectors.
Miss Jeanette Zweier, a New York temperance reformer, accompanies the Flying Squadron third division on its U.S. tour. She helps gather material for the National Enquirer and the Squadron paper, handles heavy correspondence, and attends campaign meetings though not a speaker. She will attend the meeting Friday evening.
Department of agriculture experts explain a simple method to judge egg quality without breaking the shell. Use a passe board box with a 1.25 inch hole, a strong light, and a dark room. Hold the egg against the light to inspect its contents and shells for quality indicators.
The piece describes using strong light to check an egg's freshness by inspecting the yolk, white, and air space without breaking it. It suggests comparing with Department of Agriculture charts to determine freshness. A brief quote from TRUE OPTIMISM follows about pessimism and optimism.
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