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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
31
A Kennedy Cut-Rate Store ad touts joining a “money saving union” of customers. It emphasizes cash buying, quick turnover, small profits, and profit sharing, claiming honesty and reliability and inviting readers to join now at 30 East Washington Street.
Dr. Woods Hutchinson argues in Hearst's International Magazine that prohibition has reduced death rates and disease, cut jail numbers, and lowered alcoholism cases. He cites drops in alcohol related arrests, hospital admissions, and crime, while urging public agencies to expand social pleasures and welfare collaboration.
London fashion hints describe longer skirts and wide brim hats this season with baroque ribbons and multicolor trimmings. Tinted lace remains popular, cloaks stay stylish, and new waist length collars bear bold ribbon designs. Ostrich feathers return as hat trimmings while bathing outfits mimic fish scales in pale green.
A catalog style listing of patent medicines and alcohol brands with prices. Items include Soler ate, 57c each or 50 for $2.15, and brand names such as Purple Diamond and Sunset Trail. Other entries include Duquesne Club Canadian Club Red Star Cinco Judge Wright and Roi Tan with pricing.
The Iron Trade Review reports pressure on coke supplies may force several blast furnaces to shut in July as prices rise and demand tightens. Rail traffic and steel output show mixed trends while French iron and Luxembourg pig iron move in markets. Nearby notices survey Princeton Station residents and visitors, listing several local movements and visits.
Baltimore women describe months of backache and weakness then report relief after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters praise the medicine for solving nervousness and low energy without drugs, urging others to try it.
Mr and Mrs Charles Mershimer and daughters Helen and Jean visited the parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Mershimer and family on Sunday. Hulda of New Castle spent the weekend with cousins Mr and Mrs Floyd Blair near Gibsondale.
A Sunday morning preaching service is planned at Herman Presbyterian Church at 10 30 o clock. The event invites parishioners to gather for worship and reflection.
A costume showcases a black and white seagull motif with side strips resembling wings at rest, emphasizing its distinctive shape.
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