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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
12
New York dispatches report an Eskimo dog dying from a broken heart after sorrow for old friends and home. Dr. T F Nugent, a local veterinarian, casts doubt, noting dogs’ adaptable nature and readiness to form new ties, citing cases of amiable shifts in behavior and owners who love new pets after loss.
Harrisburg reports 469,853 individual dog tags issued in 1924 plus kennel licenses. Allegheny County leads with 27,680 tags, up 207 from 1928, followed by Luzerne, Westmoreland, Schuylkill, Fayette, Washington and Berks. Lawrence County records 6,054 tags, up from 4,681 in 1923.
An old advertisement promises quick relief from eczema blotches ringworm rashes and skin troubles using Zemo. It claims instant itching relief cleansing soothing healing effects and invisibility on skin during daytime use with trial bottles 35 cents and large size one dollar Zemo Soap priced 25 cents by distant distributors.
Fragment mentions confinement for a month or two to prevent running away and return to Dr. Nugent, with animals later regaining attachment to their real owner.
Mrs Hutns Fisher is improving slowly after a week of illness. W T Crowl and son are building a new garage. Ida Cummings and daughter Tina visit relatives at Volant. Several neighbors recover from sickness, and schools paused briefly due to illness of teacher Grace McCreary. Residents attended the New Castle high school play and visitors included Edward Noggle and aunt Mrs Ella Noggie. James Patterson and Mrs Jane Hayes returned from Grove City, while George Annable and daughter Olive called on Mrs S Patterson. Neal Edie and David Mellnight move to new homes at Bpat Brook.
An old time health ad promotes Jad Salts as a kidney cleansing remedy. It claims drinking water and a lemon grape acid mix stimulates kidneys, relieves bladder weakness, and prevents irritation. It urges medical checkups and excessive fluid intake for kidney health.
Dr. Harrison B. Howe of the American Chemical Society warns that Europe and Latin America advance in chemical warfare while the United States lags. He cites scarce modern gas masks for troops, compares U S planning with Mussolini’s expanded chemical corps, and notes foreign nations modernizing amid budget constraints and reallocation to air power. He adds far higher foreign activity and foreign purchases of chemical agents and equipment, alongside U S spending on cavalry horses and support costs.
Free one thirty five centube of Gleben's Vanishing Cream with the purchase of one box of Gleben's Jno Powder. Both priced at 69 cents. Various labels listed including yameltt Tucky Bete Chesterfie s Piedmonts and 13 cent packs. Also mentions 200 pack for 1.25 and 25c items with several product names and a judge windhe counsellor mention.
Harrisburg reports a soil testing car to promote soil improvement across northwestern Pennsylvania. Equipped to test soils, it educates farmers on lime and legume benefits, offering liming material and sweet clover seed to sow one acre. Stops run March 19 to April 1 at Cedar Run and other towns including Johnstown and Warren.
An ad styled notice urges readers to seek fast relief for piles including pain itching and bleeding. It claims a nearby drugstore offers a S-cent pyramid box with relief that lets sufferers return to normal activity quickly.
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