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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1931
Page
11
Bruce Barton argues newspapers surpass radio for ads citing permanence and stability. He notes stock quotations and financial news are easy to study in print, while radio is ephemeral and less dependable. He believes readers can grasp and study printed messages more effectively than spoken broadcasts.
A fragmented report describes Litchfield county residents debating jail work for prisoners amid estate issues and a controversial affair. The piece touches on broader census history starting in 1640 under French rule with a 375 population, and hints at varied interests from Canada to sports, racing, and horse handling.
A fragmented Ottawa report notes the seventh census as a trigger for nationwide counting efforts extending from Cape Breton to northern islands. The text reflects early 20th century service style and broad Canadian interest in demographic data.
Woods candidate for commissioner profiles Mr Woods a New Castle resident since 1898 and Lafayette College civil engineer. He led New Castle Shenango Valley Steel and later Carnegie Steel Works, then headed Woods Golder Construction. He advocates tax notices by card for taxpayers and prefers local hiring.
Volant GSnecial services are held at White Chapel church. Mr and Bert Caver MM & y Johrson and daughter Elizabeth of Grove City were guests at Hiram Golliks Glen McCracken est as his mother ren for several days. James Potter and family visited Emienton for a brother and sister Wilara Nannie Potter last week. Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Bryan and Annie child. Hiram recruited friends in Elkwood City. Mrs. W. J. Allen attended the Holliday reunion at EK Marshall avenue New Castle. Miss Lou Col of Cleveland visiting relatives near Volen. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Coblentz Miss Gilson and Edward Gilson spent the weekend with relatives Richard Helard of wed. Florence Longstresa visited Orville Van Horn. Brute and son Bille were New Castle visitors. Charles Mershimer and Jack Gybs on Princeton callers. Jane Gardner Wilkinsburg visiting grandparents C E B McCarr. The world is safe so long as drinking by women inspires comment. Only the unusual is noticed.
Dr Garry C Myers outlines careful motoring with an infant, noting air, diet, and feeding habits, plus on road comforts. Advice covers bottle milk, portable water, gradual diet changes, physician contacts, avoiding crowded waiting rooms, and avoiding contaminated water. He cautions against overheating, crowding, and unsafe drinks, recommending regular breaks and careful planning of travel hygiene and safety.
Radio schedule lists Woodurd Ensemble at 6:00 on KDA and Lure of the Tropics at 7:00 on WCAE. Sacred Songs at 7:30 on KDKA followed by Crumit and Sanderson on WCAE. Quakers on KDKA at :39, Virtuosos on WCAE, Minute Dramas on WJAS, Parade of Progress on WCAE, 30 Symphony Concert on WAS, Death Valley Days on KOKA and Ben Bernie’s Orchestra on WAS.
Chicago will host this year's National Safety Council gathering the week of October 12 to 16, following a Pittsburgh congress. Industrial and railroad safety directors are to attend. Retirement noted for PLR in 1896 with long service at Pennsy Grin crossing and Carnegie Steel plant duties.
A resident was hurt after falling down stairs at her home Saturday and is confined to bed. Several local families and visitors are listed as spending Sundays with relatives in New Castle and surrounding towns, including Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hyland, Mrs. T. L. Hofmeister and daughters, and numerous others.
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