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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
7
A vintage column quips about colds and laundry advice endorsing Fels Naptha soap. It suggests washing in cold or lukewarm water to avoid spring colds, claims many women use the product weekly, and highlights cleaning power and directions on the wrapper.
Word reached Mahoningtown that Miss Clara Moore, formerly of Mahoningtown, married Isane W. Davis of Youngstown Tuesday in Erie. Rev. Colburn officiated at the quiet ceremony. The couple will live in Youngstown and Mrs. Davis has worked as a nurse in a local hospital.
Pennsylvania dispatchers organize a ball team led by manager H E R Wolcott with Rodger Francis and F J Perry as aides. Tryouts target 15 players for positions at the North Hill diamond as practice begins.
Four new policemen appointed by Mayor Lusk and confirmed by councils began work Wednesday evening. William Terrill and Mont Richards joined officers in the Fifth ward, with Shaffer and Tidball pairing with other officers. Gaston, the new patrol driver, also started, Shaffer weighing 260 pounds and billed as the largest on the force.
Dickson & Co hardware promotes FLOORLAC as a choice for finishing new or old floors. It claims to resist scratches and heel marks and offers tips to achieve a pretty effect.
Controller Hughes reports for the city schools that $36300.93 is needed to operate April and May. Receipts total $7285.09 while expenditures reach $24707.04. Funds are deposited in National Bank of Lawrence County First National Bank Citizens National Bank and Lawrence Savings and Trust Company with balances listed. Sherwin Williams paint ad follows with Dickson & Co. supplying stock.
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