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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
8
In Constantinople on the second anniversary of Kemal Pasha's troops entering the city, students marching to the British embassy shouted we want Mosul and down with England. The protests remained verbal with no reports of violence.
Washington report notes completion of the annual census of the clay products industries for the year 1924. The survey, prepared by TRORAN correspondents, details production figures and industry scope across the nation.
The Department of Commerce reports total industry product value for the year at 434,706,888, down 3.1 percent from 448,458,585 in 1923. Clay products excluding pottery fall 4.3 percent to 298,669,435, pottery products rise 2.8 percent to 118,142,561, and non clay refractories drop 13.5 percent to 17,894,892 from 20,694,059 in 1923.
Harrisburg October 7. Sarah Dorsey a 47 year old domestic is jailed in Dauphin county for non payment of taxes. She has been sick for three months and unable to earn money to pay her tax, and remains in prison due to a lack of $10.
The Holead weekly at Westminster College distributed for the first time this year. The first call for Freshman reporters issued, with many first year students responding. Thomas Gibson of New Kensington serves as editor.
Eastern Standard Time WCAB Pittsburgh at 1 45 p m play by play of the world series game at Forbes Field KDKA will broadcast game in detail starting at 2 o clock WCAP Washington 8 30 p m United States army band KDKA Pittsburgh 9 p m Dry Slitz Hour of Music WIZ New York 10 p m Radio Franks highlights tonight
The column recalls a chaotic night of strong radio interference from 10:45 to 11, with signals crashing stations. Arch Foster reports reception of KFEEX WLW WSMB and more, praising an eight tube super set. Letters from Arch Foster and Thomas Long discuss noisy airwaves and continued radio interest.
An advertisement asserts direct bloodstream serums treat Rheumatism Debility Anemia Diabetes Asthma Catarrh Kidney Stomach and Heart trouble and high blood pressure. It promises thorough physical and laboratory blood tests for accurate diagnosis with reliable examinations of blood offered at 1.00.
A reader recalls tuning in from home and discovering WBM Nashville with the slogan We Build Men. The note suggests the station feels like a religious school or sanitarium while inviting others to share radio findings and mentions the World Series scoreboard.
Radio listings from Cincinnati WLW and Cleveland WZIAR show a dinner concert at 7 p m and an organ recital at 10 p m with periods of current facts three minute messages popular program and a featured WLW orchestra and Chauncey Lees orchestra in a segmented October 8 1925 schedule with Central Standard Time listings.
A fragmented list details evening programs from 6:35 to 10:15 pm. It includes children’s bedtime fare, a central time segment, a dinner concert, speeches, a musical program, a lunch feature, Hollywood headlines, aerial minstrels, a hotel orchestra performance, market report, children’s chorus, an unspecified act, a concert, an opera hour, and a US weather update.
Miss Isabelle D Crabb reports to police that E J Radner who roomed at her home since Saturday left Tuesday taking an over coat and $5 belonging to another roomer. Police are investigating.
Eight skeletons found in a circular burial mound near Walkerton with copper armor remains, three pounds of ore, copper bands, two pipe bowls, and a flint arrowhead. Officials suggest non Indian mound builders due to large bones and skull shapes. Local farmer Vosburg led the dig and unearthed these historic relics.
An advertisement touts Thurston's Hand Cream as an easy way to obtain exquisitely soft and white hands. It claims instant whitening and lasting beauty, available for free use when you retire or wash your hands, with stockists listed in New Castle.
Nick Emnis of 209 South Lafayette Street was arrested yesterday by Sanitary Officer L S Hoon for dumping rubbish and paying a city fine.
A child mishears a lecture on morality and sighs that the old world seems buttoned up wrong. The remark captures a playful view of adult rules and ethics from a child's perspective.
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