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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1925
Page
13
Nostalgic reminiscence recalls a missing dancing bear organ grinder and monkey once common near schools cafes and hotels. The German brass band faded after the war while the monkey and bear teased pennies from children. The piece catalogs faded street entertainment and its decline through years.
Lawrence County residents and leaders join University of Pittsburgh in a push to memorialize famous local figures within the Cathedral of Learning. Chancellor Bowman says the plan will create a lasting record of early state history and allow rooms to bear family and business founder names.
Cleveland March 24 Daily News Letter reports Frank Harry and Mary Heiges, both seasoned with prior marriages, wed again at sea. The duo, aged 7 year groom and 53 bride, recounts past divorces and remarriages, balances risk with happiness, and shares marital advice emphasizing freedom, communication, and avoiding nagging.
A public appeal urges the passage of a bill in the State Legislature to cut the state tax on charitable bequests from ten percent to two. The Public Charities Association of Pennsylvania promotes the measure, arguing the present tax is unjust and citing support from church and welfare groups.
Excerpt from Boyle's The Illustrious Client features a spy theme and Holmes parable as characters discuss the game plan. The piece notes Mabel Walter Willebrande as an assistant attorney general asserting that a woman's success as a lawyer rests on fitness and diligence, not gender.
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