Vacuum Bottles Priced At 89c To $1.00
Prices list vacuum bottles at 89 cents 98 cents and 69 cents with common ranges from 75 cents to 1 dollar and a few items near 1.98 dollars. The ad highlights thrift prices for basic glassware.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
14
Prices list vacuum bottles at 89 cents 98 cents and 69 cents with common ranges from 75 cents to 1 dollar and a few items near 1.98 dollars. The ad highlights thrift prices for basic glassware.
A compact price listing shows lunch kits at 45c to 6.95 and complete kits at 1.59. Medical and personal care items include Scholls Zinc Pads 35c set at .26c, Blue Jay Plasters 25c at .18c, and Get's It Corn Cure 35c at .24c, indicating a catalog of general store offerings with varied pricing.
A Washington appeal urged the retention of the Board of Tax Appeals as constitut ed with 28 members for at least two years to speed resolution of tax disputes. The recommendation came from a committee of tax experts and was endorsed by several Washington authorities. The aim is quicker correction of errors in tax schedules benefiting both taxpayers and the government.
The article reports A. B. Johnston of the American Bar Association calling for administrative changes to unify and clarify tax law, removing uncertainties. A. W. Gregg, Treasury expert, outlines the Internal Revenue Bureau's views on simplifying income tax administration, especially for corporations.
Albert J. Zimmerman reports a collision near the Railroad Crossing on East Washington Street after turning out to avoid a car parked at an angle. His vehicle then skidded onto the tracks and struck two other cars. all three were damaged.
Mrs. C. B Bates reports theft of a garb age can to police. Alfonso Trebuccio of 1101 Pollock Avenue was arrested Tuesday afternoon and charged as keeper of a disorderly house. Officers Lynch Young Hillers Reynolds and Logan visited his residence.
The Ohio State Journal criticizes the justice system as poor and uninfluent, saying officials do not dare double park or drive while intoxicated, sarcastically noting their lack of power.
Tonight is the last chance to see Marriage a la Carte at the Liberty Theatre. Curley Burns and the Cute Little Devils return to delight packed houses, with Grace Robinson Jack Kirkwood and Palmere Brandeaux among the cast. Doors open 6 50 first show 7 26 second show 9 25.
A safety meeting led by A. J. Eales at Bessemer High School auditorium drew a large crowd from all company departments. The program blended four comedy reels, music, and demonstrations urging safer work practices with examples from Universal Portland Cement Port Buffington plant 404 days without an accident and Lehigh at Mitchell Ind. noting a full year without incidents.
A church announces there will be no prayer service held at Madison Avenue Christian Church. The notice provides no further details and emphasizes the cancellation.
Madison Avenue Christian Church postpones tonight’s meeting due to ongoing re decoration and painting. The work will finish this week and regular services will resume next Sunday in the church.
A house fire in East New Kensington injures Joseph Casper and imperils four others, including two children, with $8,000 in losses. Casper, bedridden from a previous mine accident, crawled to a window and dropped to the ground after flames blocked the stairs. An overheated kitchen stove caused the blaze.
An advertisement for the Pittsburgh Research Laboratory promotes direct bloodstream administration of blood cell protein serums to treat numerous ailments including rheumatism anemia and diabetes. It offers blood and urine tests, serum costs, and a free conference with hours and location details.
Los Angeles records show Theodore Joseph Mayer 25 famed as a millionaire reporter and heir to Havemeyer sugar fortune fled after a twelve day romance. He eloped, faced an insanity filing, and lost his 17 year old bride in under two weeks. The case ties to Mayer’s prominent New York lineage and Newport connections.
Wampsup notes Miss Fern Dindinger’s Sunday school class at M KE church held a party last night at Mr. and Mrs. Geo Veon’s home. The event featured games music and a delicious lunch prepared by Mrs. Veon with help from her daughter Mrs. Oscar Baker and Mrs. Frank Look. Guests included Edna White Dimple White Mary Cook Kathryn Cody Emma Boyer Lucile Bohlman Esther Bohlman Jean Cameron Marietta Manning Leona Edwards Esther Veon Fern and Thelma Dindinger.
The Senior Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian church completed plans for their annual Halloween Party to be held Thursday night in the church. All church members are invited to attend.
Messrs Lawrence Wilson and guest M Brereton of Ligonier visited Grove City for Chapel exercises and met with former State College classmate Thomas P Campbell. Wampum Lodge No 440 K of P meets at 7:30 and prayer meetings at Presbyterian and M E churches tonight led by Rev J Greer Bingham and Rev J L Petrie.
The Old County Bridge has finished improvements with new floor planks replacing worn ones. Earlier boards were near failure, risking exposure and wear during use.
A large group from Wam pumites intends to travel to Ellwood City on Saturday night for the big Halloween celebration. They aim to participate in the local festivities and join the holiday events.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Greer Bingham attended evangelistic services at Enon last night where Rev. Bingham conducted the proceedings and elaborate plans were being made to ensure the affair's success.
Ralph Freidman was a business visitor in Lowellville yesterday. Mrs J C F Jackson visited New Castle today. Mr and Mrs Jas Zimmerman of Vanport spent Tuesday with Geo Cook and family. Leroy Watkins is ill at home. Mr and Mrs Jas Jones of East Palestine concluded a visit with Chas Galbreath. C E Vickrey of Pittsburgh was in town Tuesday. Mr and Mrs H Fox were in New Castle last night. Mr and Mrs JC F Jackson motored to Palestine Tuesday. Mrs Abe Caplan and daughter Elva spent Tuesday in New Castle. Mrs Sara Castor visits relatives in Slippery Rock.
Realty transfers recorded in various wards include Wm F Flynn to Olive L Neal for 2nd ward at 1 dollar. C C Hamilton to Joseph Was lyk for South New Castle at 800. to John Melichar at 200. C C Hamilton to Vincent Stancelewcki at 1. Pittsburgh Co to Frank Port in Ellwood at 1. and multiple other transfers. Lawrence Co commissioners sold to James L O Toole Jr for 2061.20. Kate Keller to John Ungar for Neshannock at 1. Clare W Kennedy to Jesse B Kennedy for 4th ward at 1. Catherine Leonhardt to Theodore Leonhardt in Slippery Rock for 6n. more transfers appear across 2nd, 4th wards and South New Castle with nominal sums and occasional larger amounts.
At the Eliza Winans McBride Tent No 20 reg meeting on Tuesday October 27 Jessie Crooks was exonerated of blame over an entertainment and dance misrepresentation. No action was taken against her and she received permission from Rose A Tripp and Emma McKissick.
Police report a theft of six rings from Mrs Edith Howard on September 27. Officers Moore and Harper detain George Hackley, Mrs Beatrice Miller, Merl Miller, Mrs Mary Flynn and Gary Freeman or Friedman, with two rings traced to the Ohio Loan Co in Youngstown and several pawns linked to Hackley and others.
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a powerful penetrating antiseptic for bunions and corns. It claims rapid pain relief and swelling reduction with several applications, and notes McKee's Kut Rate Store guarantees the product and sells it to many foot sufferers.
Snow began about noon in New Castle and continued through the day with forecasts of a heavy ground cover if the weather grows colder.
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