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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
13
The New Castle Dry Goods Company opens its new Economy Apparel Section on the second floor, adjacent to the regular apparel areas. The department promises stylish dresses and coats at lower prices, with standards matching those in other sections.
Citizens note the city council committee of the whole has many pending items from 1922 to 1934. Petitions seek water lines fire hydrants paving sewers and street grade changes. Many requests are stalled or deemed unfillable as infrastructure aging and hydrant shortages stall action.
A Staunton Virginia tree nursery salesman touts Vendol as a remarkable herbal tonic. He claims it relieved his indigestion gas and stomach cramps and later reduced rheumatic pains after multiple bottles. The testimonial notes limited local availability at Me Kee's Kut Rate Store in New Castle.
December 2 1924 city physician Dr W L Steen urges inspection of dairies supplying milk to New Castle residents. Council committees hold more items though action on many is not filed. Present councilmen seek decisive council business and may move to remove items from committee and act.
Last night Trinity Episcopal church hosted Stainers Crucifixion with the Trinity choir conducted by Paul Browne Patt delivering an austere refined rendering. Soloists of notable ability supported by Miss Rebecca Garvin on the offertory sang an original setting of O Lord Be Merciful. Rector Rev P C Pearson added context with a brief biographical sketch of Sir John Stainer prior to the cantata.
Deputy Tax Collector Phil Greer announced ten levies on properties of non-payers. Eight of the ten levies were followed by payment of taxes due, with no arrests or county jail commitments yet for delinquent taxpayers.
An advertisement asserts Rheuma rapidly removes uric acid poison to relieve twisted joints and pain. It promises improved sleep and mobility, catalogs effects on stomach liver kidneys and bladder, and notes McKee's Kut Tate Store and druggists sell it with a money back guarantee.
The Pentecostal Tabernacle on South Street hosts a daily missionary convention with Rev. J. Drake as pastor. Visitors arrive from Youngstown Beaver Falls Pittsburgh Midland and Corry Pa Speakers include Miss Ruth Bender from Liberia Rev. Mimi Pocock from Canada and Rev. C Steinberg from North China.
Re registration for the Y summer camp is in full swing with many applications already filed for the second and third divisions. One hundred eight spaces will be accommodated this year and to enjoy outdoor privileges, enrollment is advised promptly.
Announcement from the Boy Scout Headquarters reports the formation of an American Legion Boy Scout Troop in Eliwood City West End district. Uber named scoutmaster with Gus Epler as assistant. troop aims to join the Hl. Wood district of the Lawrence County council.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions bladder and kidneys, rheumatic pains, and medical phrases. References a physician and money terms, with no clear names or events. The readable portion suggests a historical medical note or ad fragment without a coherent narrative or outcome.
Emma J Carlisle through attorney James Chamber sues Keystone Furniture Company at 384 East Washington Street for 10000 damages after falling through an open trap door to the cellar of the store. She alleges injury on December 22, 1828 while viewing pictures and noting a protruding counterwhen a trap door left open caused her fall and a broken arm.
The statement alleges that near the wrist and head injuries occurred, with the claimant stating she was digging for five months and sustained spinal damage. She names a person and a company as responsible for the harm and seeks redress for the alleged negligence.
Robert H Wyrie of Winter Avenue is reported in very critical condition after treatment at the Lee home private hospital in Cleveland Ohio. Wyrie has been in failing health for months and worsened recently leading to his transfer to the Cleveland hospital.
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