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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1925
Page
6
Fragmented OCR notes describe legislative activity with references to 128 bills, state treasurer, school bonds, and internal affairs. Mentions Renate Vweal and Drs, and a public reading by the House. The text is garbled but centers on bills awaiting action and appropriations.
The department 19 oversees rebuilding of bridges across cross rivers and sites that were destroyed by recent events. Local authorities report ongoing work and safety measures as crews restore transportation routes and critical infrastructure.
Local church plans special Wednesday evening services led by Rev. Baker with a carry talk. Several residents from Ellwood City New Castle and surrounding areas attended visits and events including Mrs Laura Wilson, Miss April, and Mrs Derstott. Community members reported illness and guests visiting family in New Castle and Youngstown.
Puzzle listing shows horizontal and vertical clues with abbreviations and partial words. Entries span law degree to botanical terms, with many garbled or partially filled items and irregular spellings. The grid reference hints and missing letters suggest a standard 15x15 style puzzle with cross intersections.
Puzzle page lists a word fill in where letters occupy white squares. Words run across or down with one letter per square. Several clues identify terms such as a western state and a school aid, while others describe common phrases and abbreviations.
Principal Colton returns from Pittsburgh business trip. Brian Griffin the domestic science teacher visited relatives over the weekend. Ethel Kerr, recently in Sharon, is staying with her parents. Betty Tait resumes teaching after illness. Robert Nelson worked as a miller in Eliwood County on Friday.
A St Louis mother describes relief from side pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports weakness and nervous symptoms improving after the first bottle and suggests others try it, noting it helped after both pregnancies. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Berlin diners embrace new “lunchrooms” imported from the United States offering quick substantial meals in fashionable, comfortable spaces. German packer industries push such lunchrooms to open markets postwar, pairing with stores selling canned meats and sausages. West end shoppers sample a test lunch before buying goods at front windows.
Starting March 1949 the New York Sunday World will publish five new Sherlock Holmes stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The first tale The Sussex Vampire promises gripping mystery and logical twists. A Western city merchant employs a deaf secretary who specializes in telepathy aiding his letter writing.
Principal Genavieve Martin presents Hickory Heights February attendance. The report lists pupils with perfect attendance, those missing days or one day, and totals with enrollment 44. Names appear across Grades 1 and 4 including Ruth Gormiey, Lucille Kwint, Mary Wallas, Francis Kwint, and many others as tracked by teachers Cecile Hall and Doris M. Dean.
A Syracuse College of Law student Joseph W. Dempsey maintains an eight hours study day with nine hours sleep, rising at 6 a.m. His routine includes a milk breakfast and a noon shower, studying from 9 to 12, 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 p.m. He averages 53 percent scholastically, is 29, and is noted as a rest fellow among peers.
The advertisement touts Boviaine as a scientific product supplying natural blood elements for health and vigorous growth. It claims to enrich the blood and restore lost qualities after overtaxing strength or improper living. Availability through local druggists and stores is noted.
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