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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
39
A court building was blown up by a high explosive device causing the structure to collapse. Emergency crews reported extensive damage and a search for casualties is underway. Authorities are investigating the attack as a possible act of terrorism or political violence.
Irish Free State forces blast the eastern wing of the Four Courts after days of fighting with the Republican irregulars under Commandant Rory OConnor. Casualties were seen as high as 30 dead and 100 wounded. OConnor’s fate remained unknown as fires consumed the ruin.
News report from Dublin details the halt of the bombardment on the Four Courts after Rory O Connor offered to surrender. Heavy street fighting continues in Talbot and O Connell, with Free State troops seizing key areas, counting casualties, captures, and the occupation of Trinity College amid ongoing skirmishes.
An old advertisement lists Melbaline and Mary Garden Face Powder with a price of one dollar. The short promo highlights cosmetic products and value for shoppers.
Members of boys and girls clubs nationwide use radio receivers to obtain the morning market reports weather forecasts and crop estimates. Clubs near state agriculture stations receive wireless messages to share with neighbors, reducing farming risks. States like New Jersey Montana and Colorado report active reception with Kentucky Nebraska and others expanding. Department circulars aid simple instructions for building sets, boosting community access to daily market data and crop estimates.
Frank W. Rayson of St. Matthews, S C, faced a rodent puzzle after a rat destroyed 75 of 100 newly shipped chicks in two hours. The rat gnawed through pasteboard compartments, leaving neat circular holes as it eliminated the flock before afternoon train.
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