What New Castle Does For Me From Youth Essays
A historical note shows North Street high school pupils in New Castle evaluating municipal benefits. Students like Betty, Joseph Young, and Mary Jane Bousmai list city services, from schools and hospitals to streets, bridges, libraries, lighting, fire protection, police, utilities, and transit.
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Ctytes
Froma
Miss Russell
North Street
Dunter High Schell
Yeeson
New Castle
Betty Shiva
Joseph Young
Mary Jane Bousmai
Edenburg Birthday Dinner and Parish Social Report
Mr and Mrs Herman Shock hosted a six o clock birthday dinner for Mrs Shock with daffodils and St Patrick colors. guests included Mr and Mrs William Slater and son Ed ward Ambridge Pa Mr and Mrs Jalie Lease and son Marlin Woodlawn Pa Henry Beubler and Miss Elizabeth Park. A church social at the Christian church drew a large crowd with a program by local youths and a solo by Frances Coates titled March 17th. Other notes include moves and arrivals such as the Wigton family relocating within Edenburg and a birth announced for Charlie Post’s child. Edenburg residents visited relatives and shopped in nearby towns.
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Herman Shock
Shock
R. Patrick
William Slater
Edward
Ambridge
Jalie Lease
Marlin
Woodlawn
Henry Beubler
Misa Elizabeth Park
Mr. Shock
Frances Coates
St. Patrick's
Lund
Cow Wins Gold Medal In Urbana Ohio Milking Record
Mleidi's Reminder, a Jersey cow from Geo Brandish herd in Urbana Ohio, produced 16,254 pounds of milk and 785 pounds of fat in one year earning $490.76 from milk and a profit of $318 after feed costs. Her average daily milk rose from 45 pounds to 60 pounds then 44.6 pounds yearly, with 230 days with calf and 168 days at peak.
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Mleidi
Geo
Urbana
Ohio
Standish
Pesturda
Tokyo Rebuilding After 1924 Earthquake Fire
The article notes Tokyo’s restoration, citing 4141 freeries in operation, up from before, employing 162,152 workers including 106,635 men and 517 women. Iron works and factories report the strongest prosperity as the city recovers from the disaster.
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International Nova Services
TOYEQ
Mar
Tokyo
Tobre-Sartiquake
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promising Quick Gains
An old advertisement targets parents of frail children age nine, claiming McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets will rapidly add flesh and strength. It touts sugar-coated tablets as tastier than fish oil, priced 60 cents for 60 tablets, available at local drugstores in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
McCoy
Mekes
Love & Magown
Eckera’s ‘of
New Castle, Inc
Senators Reed And Pepper To Make State Tour
Senators Pepper and Reed plan an extensive auto tour of Pennsylvania this summer to boost Pepper’s re election. They will use car tonneaus for public addresses at crossroads and towns where no platform exists. Pepper faces a tough race and will campaign from Philadelphia and Washington offices, aiming to mend fences in 1925 ahead of the 1928 primary. Reed will join after returning from Europe.
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George W. Manning
Washington
New Castle News
Washington, DE
Pepper
Reed
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Hik
Congress
Limyelt
Bia
Europe
New York City
German Capital Invested in Turkish Industry Report
Washington reports a surge of German capital in Turkish development enterprises. The Deutsche Bank backs Arghana copper mining, a Frankforder builds 120 mile railway spur, Bavarian timber concessions aim to rival Romania railways, and plans include refurbishing Turkish Verals, Junker aircraft talks with Ankara, a Constantinople to Angora airway, and a near capital aircraft factory. California meanwhile claims 1.9 million population gain since 1920.
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Washington
Mar
Department of Commoarce
Deutseia Bank
Arghana
Philip Holzman
Frankford
Ardassa
Bugdaod
Dereos
Romania
Angora
Junker Aeroplane Company
Constantinople
Angola
How To Banish Piles By Dr Leonhardt Hemroid
An advertisement promotes a new treatment called Dr Leonhardt Hemroid claiming to banish piles. The copy asserts years of testing and promises a money back guarantee through authorized sellers like Mead's Kut Rate Store and McKerds of New Castle.
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Leonhardt
Leonhard
Meileo
Mckerd's
New Castle
Avery
Chicago Police Ordered To Arrest Drunks On Street
Chicago dispatch reports a sweeping order from city law enforcement directing officers to take any person appearing intoxicated into custody on sight. The advisory, issued to the Chicago Police Department, aims to curb public intoxication and enforce immediate detention of drunken individuals.
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Chicago
John Law
Tinternational News Service
Mar
Bacchus
Dandruff Remedy Promises Rapid Hair Restoration
Read as an old advertising claim promising a silver bullet for dandruff. It asserts a simple liquid treatment rubbed into the scalp overnight will eliminate dandruff by morning, with repeated applications removing all flakes and stopping itching, leaving hair looking better. Aimed at home use, it markets a four ounce supply as sufficient.
Arrests for failure to obey prior order outlined
The document states that those who have been allowed to RO on their way without interference must be arrested if obstructed. Police who fail to enforce this order may face a trial board.
Rheumatism Cured By Court's Sentence
In Philadelphia on March 26 a new cure for rheumatism was claimed after Judge Raymond McNeill of the Domestic Relations Court ordered Charles Wines to pay $508 for support for three children. The judge reportedly challenged Wines to choose between “the House of Correcting for ninety days” or work to cure his rheumatism, and Wines chose to go to work.
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Itermitotal News Servicw
Philadelphia
Raymond McNeilln
Coure
Charles Wines
Murmes
Tokyo Police Bar Nudity In Art Exhibition
Tokyo authorities protested nudity in an art exhibit organized by the French-Japanese Art Association. Police ordered all nude pieces withdrawn and would not allow them even in private display. The report notes unrelated material about East Africa para sals used for paper pulp.
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Tokyo
Mar
Pollcs
Prisoner Sentenced to Hear Sermons of Ohio Evangelist
In Painesville Ohio Dr George Wood Anderson orders a prisoner Theodore Neave to attend three sermons at a tabernacle. A local magistrate Ellen Leland notes the sentence and Anderson states the sermons will aid more than months in jail. The case arises from a disorderly conduct arrest and involves a distinctively colored incident.
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Ohio
Painesville, O
George Wood Anderson Ratty Avistora
Theodore Town
Neave
Bovini nuinea health tonic for children claims growth
An old advertisement urges parents to use a bovine based product to bolster child health and growth. It promises quick improvements, claims natural elements meet human needs, and directs readers to local stores and druggists for purchase.
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Seathy
Kato Store
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