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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
6
Marion Norman reports fashion shifts to linoleum floors in new homes from sun porches to bedrooms. Modern linoleum offers tiles and patterns in bright colors, two tone rippled textures, and inlaid or printed options promising long wear and affordability.
The National Transit Company, owner of an oil pipeline along the Erie Railroad tracks, was denied Supreme Court review of a suit against the government over $186,157 in damages from an oil fire. The fire occurred while the Erie line was government-operated, with the government paying and later recovering judgment against the company. The company appealed.
Pittsburgh police search for Mrs. Maggie Beston Venes of Clearfield Pennsylvania who is believed in the city. Venes is mother to five children, two of whom are sick, the father told officers.
A new Orthophonic Victrola will debut November 1 at local dealer stores. The Victor Talking Machine Company advertises superior fidelity with a 72 inch folding horn, improved tone color, and extended overtones, promising clearer mids and dynamic range for jazz and popular music.
Harrisburg report shows 70 people arrested in September for illegal fishing devices with $1,400 in fines. Total 145 fish law arrests statewide with $3,380 in penalties. Violations include license-less fishing, undersized fish, Sunday fishing, dynamiting streams, dam drawing without permit, off-season catch, and alien fishermen.
In a Baltimore case, the United States Supreme Court inferentially ruled that possession of flavoring material intended for unlawful liquor manufacture is illegal. Charles Dewitt was the defendant in the proceeding reported from Washington on October 27.
A dense list of crossword clues with numbered horizontal and vertical entries including hints for letters and word lengths. The puzzle includes multiple definitions for words such as prefixes suffixes and common nouns, with items spanning animals plants numbers and directions.
Charleston, October 37. State will move to quash injunction suits challenging a gross sales tax law. If sustained, plaintiffs will appeal to the circuit court, likely reaching the state supreme court. Gov Gore follows the case for its effect on state finances. England leads in girls hockey. U S schools may soon rival.
Prof G W Busche of Los Angeles explains his forties years of hair care experience and promotes a new remedy called Lucky Tiger. He says it restores hair fullness and lustre for women who fear hair loss, suitable for home use and sold at drug stores and barber shops.
Boys and girls crossword puzzle features a running across section with clues for Word 1 describing Black Beauty, Word 4 a large southern state, Word 5 a long legged shore bird, and a running down section with Word 2 a large body of water and Word 3 a traditional defeat tactic used by Indians. Yesterday's puzzle answered.
A brief note outlines that purchasing through the Jewel Way provides access to Jewel's extensive resources. It emphasizes the scale and support network available to buyers leveraging Jewel's infrastructure and services.
The local Relief society plans a Wednesday October 28 meeting at 12 30 p m at the home of Mrs Robert McClanehan. A long list of social visits and travels by area residents is noted, and the National Association of Women Painters and Sculptors has bought and remodeled a Brownstone mansion in New York City into a grand clubhouse.
Cars driven by Connell Hamilton and Walter A. Snyder collided at a mushrooms on North Jefferson street causing damage. A second crash involving Charles Hunt and a car bearing Ohio Scense No. 648-5890 occurred at North and She mufo streets with Hunt’s vehicle damaged.
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