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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1908
Page
16
Spring brings changes in the body and blood nourishment demands. The text promotes S. S. S. as a pure root and herb blood purifier and spring tonic that strengthens digestion, restores energy, and prevents skin eruptions like eczema and acne. It claims superior promptness and safety for all ages and notes it is sold at all drug stores.
Deputy Secretary of Agriculture A L Martin says the next legislature will be asked to fund continued movable schools for farmers. He notes five schools held this winter in Waverly Lackawanna Maytown North Orwell Dee Run Ebensboro with expert speakers. aim is practical work and economy.
A prominent oratorio soprano, Shanna Cumming, is named among the Oratorio Society soloists for Messiah on April 24. The Milwaukee Daily News praised her as an established favorite with reliable artistry, dignified tone, and clear expressive power in soprano arias.
The Geneva Westminster debate scheduled for Wednesday evening is postponed. Both Geneva debaters were among sixty suspended students. Also reports a series of local notes: Miss Alice Ringland spoke at the Presbyterian church, Rev. Thomas Cummings and Rev. Barr active in India mission services, several townsfolk visiting, a Gypsy wagon caravan sighted signaling spring, Audrey Boyd to sell livery business and enter meat trade, and upcoming Westminster events including Guy Carleton Lee lecture and Presbyterian Men’s Brotherhood meeting with Bible study and missionary notes.
Henry Adams pleaded guilty to charging and defrauding a boarding house keeper. Judge Porter sentenced him to 30 days in county jail and costs. Peter Mukelitz received a fine of one dollar and costs and 15 days in jail for carrying concealed weapons.
Religious moving pictures on Bible subjects shown Monday April 13 at 7 30 and Tuesday April 14 at 2 and 7 30 in St Vitus church Tickets 26 cents for adults 15 cents for children Tickets on sale at Louis Tardelli 213 South Mill street and G Viviano 135 South Jefferson street 1964 Lots of Paint made LAW RENCE makes the Best Sample Hardware Co Mahoningtown Pa
A four year old girl, niece of I J Wilson of South Wayne Street, was bitten on the left hand by a strange dog in the Wilson yard yesterday afternoon. She was treated by Dr E D Jackson and is not expected to suffer serious harm. Also reported are notes from a district school run by the Ladies auxiliary of the Order of Railroad Conductors with attendees from Eureka Youngstown Lake Erie and New Castle divisions, plus visits from Olive Branch lodge and others. Moves in the Seventh ward list several families relocating, and reports on local residents including conductor W T Saul and Dr W L Steen.
In New Castle, Mrs. John Mansell of 614 South Jefferson street testifies that kidney disease and back pains plagued her, but after using Doan’s Kidney Pills she improved quickly and remained cured. She notes continued relief from backache on later uses, with many others reportedly seeing similar benefits. For sale by dealers, 50 cents, Foster Milburn Company, Buffalo, New York. Remember the name Doan’s.
Frank Carmen of South Liberty street recovers after illness. Ed Lawrence moves residence to East Cherry street from West Clayton. John Kline, B. and O. trainman, recovers from a brief illness. Tom Williamson visits Pittsburg on Tuesday evening. Frank Hadley moves to West Washington street in the Sixth ward. Harry Prosser goes to Beaver Falls for a new position. Mrs. W. J. Davy on the sick list slowly recovers. Harry Raley visits his sister in Youngstown. James Coates convalesces after a long illness. Mrs. Kate Hickson visits Warren, O. Warren Davy returns from Pittsburg. Harold Artman’s son recovers from illness. Tom Bowman travels to Cleveland to visit relatives. Ralph McCready ill with mumps. Frank Davis off duty due to a hand injury. Harry Hearley visits the southern part of the city.
Police report several rubber mats stolen in the North Hill district. Investigations show officers unable to locate the culprits, and rounds are being made of second hand stores to recover the missing articles.
A new fire department building may be funded by the upcoming councils who plan to buy a lot on Arlington Avenue near Pittsburg Street. An earlier council resolution exists, but an ordinance is required. City Solicitor Garaner is drafting it. The seller is Clare DuShane.
Public sale of steam thresher corn husker hay baler machinist tools and farming implements. Set for Thursday April 9 at Bockius Bros adjoining Cascade Park. Liberal terms. 1952 stock sale notice.
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