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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1925
Page
11
At the International Dental Exhibition in London, dentists showcased painless techniques and gadgets. Highlights include a laughing gas oxygen mix, tablets to control fear, and advanced tools such as a large X-ray machine and violet ray lamp claimed to kill germs and pyorrhea.
An advertisement promotes The Williams Treatment claiming to relieve rheumatism kidney and bladder issues caused by excess uric acid. It offers a free $2 bottle and a discounted $0.85 bottle by mailing in ten cents for postage, with limitations on repeat offers and no COD shipping.
STATE COLLEGE Pa Oct 19 Two official delegates will represent Pennsylvania State College at the inauguration of Dr John M Thomas former Penn State president who is to be inducted as Rutgers University president next Wednesday Dr R L Watts dean of the School of Agriculture and Dr Will Grant Chambers dean of the School of Education attend the New Brunswick ceremony
In Wilkes Barre Pa on October 19 relief was issued to idle anthracite miners as every member of local No 1159 received 12 dollars. Union officials said the distribution was general with no special appeals received. A stray line about courtship ends with a jokey note.
Manager Milton Frank of the Liberty Theatre says he is negotiating for the overseas revue Somewhere In France headlined by Billy Maine. He notes a slim chance of an open date but will secure one if a possibility arises.
The former Maryon Andrews of Virginia has arrived home from Paris where she divorced her fourth husband, Baron D Erlanger. She now uses the name Mrs Peter Cooper Hewitt, a former spouse who left her a fortune.
A local radio hobbyist group discusses persistent noise described as zut zut zut heard from 260 to 450 meters down the dial. R C Steger of 1810 Highland Ave joins to share tests suggesting streetcar line controllers may cause the interference. In Koppel Pa a fan named R A Raple is mentioned with World War II era ties.
An advertisement touts Heet for rheumatic and neuritis pain with a cork applicator for迅 instant relief and mentions its ingredients and price. The piece also notes Raple’s air service background, a Radio Association dealers meeting at the News office, and an art students talk broadcast from KDKA by Homer Saint Gaudens.
Local druggist promotes Rheuma as a guaranteed prescription remedy for rheumatism with full money back if not satisfied. It claims quick relief, non narcotic ingredients, and cleansing action, promising improvement within days and release from pain for sufferers. McKee's Kut Rate Store guarantees refunds.
A fragmented schedule lists Weatinghouse-Chicago and various programs from 5:05 to 10 p.m. including Applesauce club talk on International Art by Homer Saint-Gaudens, Mason-Dixon orchestra, Loew.s Aldine revue, Pirates of Penzance segment, and Ivanhoe Band in Augusta Georgia. An offhand quote by Augusta Evans reflects on aging and time.
George J. Kuech of New Castle has been commissioned second lieutenant in the Quartermaster Reserve corps, announced by the War Department. He resides at 705 Hillcrest Avenue. Washington report by George H. Manning.
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