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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
63
Moscow faces worsening living conditions with 50 square feet per person by January 1926. The Moscow Soviet plans to spend 26 million dollars on 1926 building, yet state trusts post losses and bankruptcies shadow the effort. Births now outpace deaths by about 30 000, intensifying demand.
Moscow faces a housing squeeze as 17 000 new rooms were added in two years and a population surge fills them quickly. Rent based on social class funds upkeep as 10 percent of 7 000 central heating systems fail and only 126 000 of 209 485 apartments have running water.
An advertisement asserts that constipation causes many diseases and skin issues, urging use of Kellogg's ALL-BRAN. It claims guaranteed relief in chronic cases or money back, with preparation tips and serving suggestions. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is produced in Battle Creek, Michigan and sold nationwide.
An old style health puff outlines nerve exhaustion and urges Nervoton as a remedy. It warns of headaches, sleep issues, fear and irritability, claiming Nervoton soothes nerve centers without drugs. The ad urges readers to start Nervoton now as recommended by druggists.
The first major cut in the prohibition unit under Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews will occur October 15. About 25 percent of roughly 2,500 agents and several hundred clerks will be removed. The move aligns with Andrews decentralization plan to maintain a stronger coordinated force of about 1,800 across government law enforcement.
Judge J T Raulston of Winchester Tennessee hinted at a run for Tennessee governor after speaking on the Scopes trial in Evansville Indiana. He would face current governor in a contest with party contrast and joked about the fate that jail time for Darrow might have made him governor.
Washington Oct 9 An effort to enact the McFadden branch banking bill will be resumed in the December session. Chairman McFadden of the house banking committee intends to reintroduce the measure as approved by the house and to press for early action. He said he would await passage by both houses before proposing another version, affecting legal reserves and deposits of gold.
A speaker noted confusion between federal reserve banks and federal reserve notes. He warned that misinterpretation of the two proposals aimed to defeat branch banking measures.
San Francisco report notes California ground squirrels pose a growing problem. The piece highlights their impact across ten million acres and hints at broader ecological and management concerns for the state.
A fragment outlines a 4m prescription for colds influenza dengue billows fever and malaria. The 3t claim asserts it kills germs and suggests a broad antiseptic use.
Three million acres were treated under cooperative rodent control by June 30. Operations distributed 1,330,000 pounds of poisoned grain and carbon bisulphide at a cost of 298,500 dollars, yielding a saving to farmers and orchardists of 1,578,000 dollars.
Reading reports a ghostly visitor at Neversink Mountain near Seventeenth Street gully where a woman’s body was found November 1, 1923. Nearby cottagers and couples say faint sounds, like a half conscious woman in pain, drift from the gully at night, marking the eerie situation.
Residents report moans near midnight as a ghost of a murdered woman supposedly returns on the mountain. They claim regular visitations each month during the crime’s anniversary period, with screams heard by two witnesses on the morning of the murder. In Chicago, Mr Hall married and says they are one.
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