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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
6
A blind veteran named Michael, accompanied by two taxi drivers, enters a New Castle station where locals assist him with tickets and directions. He recalls wartime bravery and notes only one instance of exploitation in seven years of blindness. He praises kindness and the country that honored his service with the Croix de Guerre.
Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts Ro M Campbell has prepared the court calendar for the year beginning September 1 1926. The calendar outlines sessions and scheduling for案件 in the Roanoke county court system.
The document outlines monthly argument court on the first Monday, exceptions when traverse jurors attend. Grand juries meet September and December 7 1925 and March 1 and June 7 1928. Quarter sessions jury trials during weeks starting Sept 14 and Dec 14 1925 March 8 and June 14 1926. Common pleas sessions in weeks starting Nov 5 Nov 16 1925 Jan 11 Jan 18 Feb 8 Feb 15 April 5 12 April 19 and May 3. Equity court times fixed by the judge. Supreme court return day first Monday in September. Superior court return day third Monday in April. Juvenile court Sept 10 Dec 10 1925 and March 4 and June 11 1926. Surety of the peace and desertion cases Sept 11 and Dec 11 1925 and March 5 and June 11 1916. Naturalization court December 10 1925 and June 10 1926.
The Iron Age weekly summary reports August orders at steel mills generally higher than July, with gains from 10 to 25 percent. In operations the week shows a small rebound, with Steel Corporation at about 75 percent and independent mills near 70 percent. Pig iron production rose to 2,704,478 tons for August, with daily averages around 85,936 tons. Furnaces, capacity, and activity increased. bought by Pittsburgh and Chicago mills, with strongest demand in bars, plates, and shapes. Farre equipment works busier, and September auto plant requirements remain heavy. American Radiator Co. buying exceeds 40,000 tons as a key feature.
Puzzle text lists numerous numbered clues and partial answers for a cross word. It includes horizontal and vertical entries with scattered letters, hints for solving, and guidance on how to start filling in words. The fragmentary OCR shows mixed letters and possible misspellings.
To prevent baldness and stop falling hair the advertisement promotes Parisian Sage as the best tonic and scalp treatment. It claims to banish dandruff make hair grow and guarantees results. Sold by McKee's Cut Rate Store and all druggists.
Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania September 3 Ashley shops of the Central Railroad employing 1200 men will close Friday for one week because of the anthracite suspension.
A brief note states opposition to young men who live on the next month’s pay, highlighting financial concern and social attitude toward delayed earnings and budgeting practices.
Run across a playful puzzle page with clues for Word 1 Goosey goosey wander. Word 2 A hero who dies for a principle. Word 5 Hale rugged. Down clues include Word 2 An old saying. Word 3 The country of the yesterday's puzzle answer.
Hamilton dispatch reports Thomas Long and Miss Ruth Zie Lawlels wed at Monroe Catholic Church. The ceremony proceeded with some deviations from the rehearsal. As the wedding party gathered, lightning struck the church while the couple was on their honeymoon to begin.
The ad argues germicidal power in Kolynos Dental Cream protects teeth by killing mouth bacteria. University of Michigan scientists tested decayed teeth and found a germ causing enamel decay. dentifrices that kill germs prevented decay while others did not. Eminent scientists support Kolynos’ germicidal claim.
Funeral services for Mrs. David F. Thomas were held at her Walda street home on Monday August 31 with attendees from Martin's Ferry Washington Pa Youngstown Steubenville Masury Mecca part Woodlawn and Wartias Ferry among others. The piece also notes a separate line about Canada producing over a thousand tons of paper.
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