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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
67
London reports reveal a fashion shift for Fall 1925. Waistless frocks now give way to silhouettes with gentle curves and fuller skirts, easing weight loss trends. Evening gowns feature tight bodices with flared skirts, and designers experiment with trims while promoting a more feminine look.
A French process powder that resists perspiration and stays on until removal. It claims to hide pores and give a natural, velvety complexion. Sold by McKinley & Frantz at Paisley’s Pharmacy.
Mrs. Mary Vaughn of Greensburg Pennsylvania visiting at 1312 12 Croton avenue was struck and knocked down by Mrs. Boyle of 102 Maryland avenue Youngstown Ohio in front of Paisley drug store on East Washington street. She was taken to a local physician for examination which indicated no serious injury. The police report says the traffic officer signaled vehicles to proceed as Vaughn crossed the street.
Mrs. Robert Anderson screamed as a 30 inch water moccasin lay among the davenport cushions in their Franklin Ohio home. Neighbors helped, the reptile was killed, and officials suspect it slithered in from the river during recent rains. The husband searched the furniture but found no other snakes.
WGHP in Detroit owned by George Harrison Phelps Inc prepares to go on air October 10 at 8 PM EST on 270 meters. The new plant, built by Harold W. Elliott, features SXAR tests, two studio orchestras, and a staff headed by C. D. Tomy with musical director T. Stanley Perry. The launch includes national celebrity guests and aims to entertain while courting listener verdicts rather than boasting.
Cleveland reports about 2.5 million dollars in property losses from more than 6,300 fires by year end, signaling Fire Prevention Week. Last year losses reached 2.262 million across 5,166 fires, with insurance covering under 2.085 million.
Fire department records attribute most of the year’s losses to carelessness and negligence. Defective wiring, chimneys, gas grates, furnaces and stove flues start many fires. Fire Prevention Week is observed at Cleveland and suburban high schools with talks to students.
A Scotsman named McIntosh argued with a taxi driver over fare. He declared his lineage with pride, but the driver retorted that it did not matter and demanded payment. The exchange ended with the fare unresolved.
Cambridge report notes two Technology Summer surveying students and a former Harvard man crafted a memorably phrased love letter at East Machias. Twenty five mimeographs circulated among campers while the author’s romantic sentiment centers on missing you and hopeful reunion set amid camp life weather and leisure scenes.
Mothers rely on Resinol to stop pain and prevent infection after skin hurts. The ointment is described as pure and harmless, hastening healing for daily injuries in homes with children. Get a jar from your druggist today.
A rubber manufacturers delegation urged removal of the Stevenson scheme restrictions during a meeting with Under Secretary of State for the Colonies Ormsby-Gore in London. Amery will receive the deputation’s views, while rubber shares surged on the London market as raw rubber prices climbed to four shillings.
A caravan of Westminster College students will depart New Wilmington Friday afternoon by car and on foot to attend the Westminster University of Buffalo football game in Buffalo, New York on Saturday. Foot travelers will seek rides from motorists and all plan to return to New Wilmington by Sunday morning if they reach home.
A girl friend presented a composition on Grant at school closing exercises. She contrasted Lee in full uniform at surrender with Grant in old ragged clothes, then seemed puzzled why the audience laughed at her vitriolic comparison.
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