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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1908
Page
7
An advertisement urges sufferers of rheumatism catarrh stomach liver and kidney troubles to visit J C Wallace's Drug Store for Quaker Herb Remedies. It claims rapid relief and warns against delaying treatment noting a dollar today may prevent costly future suffering. Quaker Herb Extract priced at 1 per bottle or 3 for 2.75 and Quaker Oil of Balm priced at 25c for quick pains.
P L E officials led by J B Yohe and F W Atwood visited New Castle Junction Monday on inspection of the line in engine No 23 the skidoo. The visit preceded rail industry talks at an American Rails association meeting in New York discussing new rail sections and rising costs.
An advertisement from PRACTICAL ELECTRICIANS seeks customers for expert electrical work. They promise quick service, reliable results, and a guarantee while inviting attention with a friendly HELLO.
The article details Jay Gould offspring Howard and Frank amid multiple marriage disputes and divorce actions. Howard Gould to Katherine Clemmons since 1898 faced May 1907 separation and alimony claims. He also accused her of affairs with Buffalo Bill and Dustin Farnum. Frank Gould married Helen Kelly in 1901 then split due to quarrels and a limited divorce.
Members of New Castle lodge 1118 I O O F will visit the Disciple church at Long and Pennsylvania avenues next Sunday. Rev Burns will deliver the sermon to visitors as the church is without a pastor. Shenango lodge and South New Castle lodge join in the celebration with many country Odd Fellows expected to attend and fill the church.
Miss Edith Neagley a Butler school teacher has been in the city visiting Mrs Dave Seamans of the Fifth ward. She returned home Monday evening to be ready for school today. The Butler school board declared Good Friday a holiday and gave teachers and pupils a vacation through today.
Saturday afternoon the New Castle Athletics will face Pete Porter s Nocks at Cascade grounds for a rattling good game. The New Castle team is made of local players and expects to hold its own with the Nocks.
Workers remodel the front of the meat market on Home and Mill streets. The front is torn out and extended to include a new porch, lengthening the storeroom to create additional space.
Ben Williams of Waldo street returned from Hot Springs where he took baths for health relief. He had been at Hot Springs for some time and suffered rheumatism, seeking relief through the baths.
Mrs. James a Butler of Rogers Ohio has concluded a pleasant visit with Josiah Greer and wife of Long Avenue and has returned home. Mrs. Butler and Mr. Greer are brother and sister.
A large group from the Fifth ward will journey to Pittsburg on Wednesday to attend the opening baseball game, aiming to start the season with support and cheer.
Painters are applying a new coat of paint to the Buser building on Long avenue. The work is expected to markedly improve the building’s appearance.
Little Clair Millikan of South Mill Street remains homebound due to illness.
Mammoth Bengal tigers symbolizing the Democratic banner will top outdoor decor at the July convention in Denver. Tammany Hall leads the largest delegation, with Chicago’s Cook County marching club also prominent. Organizers estimate generous funding, with Elks displays cited as precedent and ongoing contributions planned.
Friends in Youngstown learn Roland North, son of Mr and Mrs A M North, who had worked in the General Fireproofing company’s advertising department, has been named head of the San Francisco offices and departed Sunday to take charge. The San Francisco offices are now among the firm’s most important due to heavy building activity.
Mrs. Janet Low Wilson daughter of former Congressman Philip Burrill Low died in Bridgeport hospital from pneumonia after a turbulent life marked by unhappy marriages, escapes, and engagements with Walter Langdon. Her career included society circles in Washington and late years spent in New York and Connecticut lodgings.
Rev J E Reilly presents a stereopticon lecture on Ireland and the Irish at First Christian church on the Diamond. Monday evening April 27 1908 at 8 o clock. General admission 50 cents and children 25 cents.
Chicago woman claims D. D. D. Prescription healed years of vexing eczema after trying doctors and costly treatments. She says a few skin applications ended torment, allowed sleep, and cleared the skin, urging others with skin diseases to begin treatment now.
Regular 19.50 9x12 tapestry rugs offered at a reduced price of 16.50. Limited stock available.
The Ostermoor Mattress appears at a sale with the famous name offering a Mattress for 12.50 a Cotton Felt Mattress priced at 8.00. The ad emphasizes value with the Ostermoor name and discounted price points.
Wall Paper 3e 5e 8e and 10c papers with borders and ceilings to match. 5e papers include 5¢ lines for any room with tapestries or stripes. 10c papers offer wide ranges and patterns for bedrooms halls libraries parlors. Wall Paper Cleaner 10c per can three for 25c. Also paint varnish brass and extension rods window shades portieres curtains half price.
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