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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
10
Local forecast points to a touch of winter for New Castle and nearby towns tonight or soon after. Reports from Montana and the northwest indicate freezing temperatures as merchants stock up on overcoats mufflers and woolens ahead of an election six days away.
A Salonika dispatch reports Bulgarian forces attacked Greek troops as they evacuated Bulgarian territory. The assault halted the Greek evacuation and caused suspension of operations.
A large audience welcomed Rev. F. Meltzer of Chicago at the Alliance Gospel Tabernacle on Pearson Street Tuesday evening. He preached a powerful sermon on the subject Christian Life A Conflict. Rev. E. S.
Rev. Conley preaches every evening this week at 7 30 and gives a brief talk. He will also preach Thursday afternoon and evening as meetings continue through Sunday evening. Rev. Meltzer returns from visiting friends in the east and stops in New Castle on his way home. He is greeted warmly by former friends.
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri is confined to his room with a mild laryngitis attack that doctors say could develop into pneumonia if he does not rest. Observers noted the condition improved as clear weather arrived after several days of cold damp conditions.
A list shows New Castle residents boosting Community Chest subscriptions with varied sums. Names include Hall Anderson Motor Car, W. G. Marousis, Mrs. W. E. Offutt, Frank Weitz, Fred V. Brown, Mary Elizabeth Shoppe, E. C. Chapman, B. F. Moorhead, A. Me OD Newl oc hes, Harry L. Riley, C. A. McCready, Joseph B. McClaren, Square Deal Garage, J. L. Bradley, Ed Smith How. Co., Wm. McCreery, H. M. Kirk, Olga Radley, State Auto Sales Co., Ruth Worrell, Katherine Wilfley, M. Jennie Forquer, William Berger, Herb McGoun, J. F. Lester, T. F. Morehead, O. J. Shannon. The totals reflect increases over prior subscriptions.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a formal investigation into the derailment of a passenger train on the St. Louis San Francisco Railroad near Victoria Mississippi. Inspectors F J Taylor and F W Deminis were dispatched to the scene and are on site evaluating the accident and its causes.
A vintage ad urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to ease bowel issues in children. It touts a pleasant taste and warns to demand genuine product with proper labeling to avoid imitation syrups.
Twelve men were tentatively accepted in Noblesville to try D C Stephen son Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry for the murder tied to Miss Madge Oberholzer of Indianapolis. Attorneys will revisit the panel for final questions. The trial nears mid third week as four groups of 100 jurors were summoned by Special Magistrate Will M Sparks. The jury is to be sworn today barring challenges by the defense or state.
A reflective note from Baltimore Evening Sun on moral taking action and the cost of letting others do good. The quote suggests fatigue with cynicism and the value of timely, personal effort.
An old health ad promises that Burke's Cod Liver Oil and Iron tablets will add red blood and weight. It claims eating more and filling out faces follows quickly as blood enriches and color returns. The product is advertised as pleasant to take with no fishy taste and to guard against imitations by buying from reputable druggists.
Street car riders rarely leave valuables in ticket boxes now. Reports from the traction company offices note gloves packages umbrellas and small coins found in cars during bad weather or rain. Items are recovered upon owner identification. rare cases involve dropping nine pennies or a gold piece. Conductors caution about Canadian dimes and quarters.
Evangelist Sam Jones of Ada Oklahoma will preach nightly at 7 30 this week at the Nazarene Gospel Tabernacle with song leader Prof L C Messer of Ada aiding and performing duets. Dr J H Sloan and wife Carrie Sloan departed East Liverpool Ohio after delivering yesterday’s sermon on the Reproach of Christianity.
The Loyal Ladies League hosts a Hallowe'en party at Knights of Malta hall East Washington street this evening. A full program promises entertainment for a large crowd with a grand costume march and prizes plus sketches readings dances songs and comic acts including Sa mantha's Wedding Dress and Tom Thumb wedding.
The injured man fell forty feet and was rushed to Shenango Valley Hospital. He sustained bruises but his condition was not serious. Witnesses remark on a mix of physical cowardice and mental daredevilry.
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