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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1925
Page
6
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London dispatches say Roald Amundsen and Lincoln Ellsworth will attempt the polar dash at the end of May or early June. Weather delays caused postponement. Ellsworth will observe one plane while Amundsen observes in the other. Two twin motored airplanes in tandem aim to reduce risk.
A reader puzzle explains placing one letter per white square to form words as you fill across or down from the given initial word. Running Across Word 1 is a large water bird with a huge bill that watches fish. Word 3 is what you write on a letter’s envelope. Word 6 is the trait all must have to succeed and is tied to the saying honesty is the best policy.
A London report asserts that business women are now noticeably more attractive and that the old belief office work harms beauty is no longer valid. The piece highlights a shift in appearance standards and attitudes among female professionals.
An old product named Cranolene Healing Cream is advertised as using cranberry juice to kill a skin parasite causing skin irritations. The cream is said to stop itching and restore natural color, sold in 35cc units for 1 to 2.50 dollars and available via mail order. Local retailer McKee's Mull Rate Store in New Castle also lists the product.
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