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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
12
Lawrence County Beekeepers Association acts to curb American Foul Brood with inspectors and a treatment station at Dr B C Porter’s Apple Alley office in New Castle. President Harold B Hoye urges beekeepers to fight the disease, noting its harm to colonies and risk to other bees through robbing and spread.
Thin haired readers urged to try Parisian Sage hair tonic and scalp treatment to stop falling hair itching scalps and dandruff. Sold by McKee's Kut Rate Store and druggists. Money back guarantee if growth does not occur.
The Lawrence County Beekeepers Association has set up a treatment station for diseased combs and appointed township inspectors to oversee bee health. Laws declare infected shipments and untreated apiaries a public nuisance, with authorities authorized to destroy infected bees, honey, or appliances. Inspectors listed include C L Rager in Little-Beaver and H L Hawshorne in Enon Valley among others.
An advertisement claims Lavex kills catarrh germs in three minutes and relieves chronic catarrh and bronchial asthma. It promises a free trial by mail to prove effectiveness, with no obligation, by sending name and address to W. H. Smith, 2571 Lavex Building, Kansas City, Missouri.
Wild claims promote McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a miracle flesh producer. The ad targets weak and underweight men and women, promising weight gain of at least 5 pounds in 30 days with a money back guarantee. It cites a pharmacist selling across stores in the United States and urges readers to buy the tablet form instead of cod liver oil.
Trade items listed include Ferris in New Wilmington Pa Neshannock Township S R Hu ey New Castle Pa Pulaski Township W T Wort man Pulaski R D North Beaver Township H a A Kyle Enon Valley Hickory Towns Mrs Joe Wallace Volant Pa RD No 1 Scott Township J A Boak New Castle Pa RD No 4 Mahoning Township R D Wal ters Lowellville Ohio RD No 5.
A British official report notes England is adopting American crime methods with motorized bandits on the rise. Armed robberies once rare have increased, with car use for theft and a recent post office safe removal worth about 6000 dollars. Most suspects are unemployed men, and police are stepping up vigorous measures.
News Service reports Austria’s prisons suffer severe staff shortages as prisoner numbers rise since 1913. One Vienna jail with 260 inmates has only two guards at night while another uses a single woman to oversee eighty prisoners. Some inmates perform administrative work due to lack of officials.
British girls prepare for summer as shorelines brighten with color and novelty. Milanese gowns and artificial silk fabrics replace old suits with bold hues cerise orange purple and trims of flashy accents. Waterproof accessories and gauntlet gloves add elegance while stockings stay bright. Tea customs and Tibetan touches mingle with fashion in a lively seasonal preview.
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