24 Apr 1907
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1907
Page
1
An old health ad describes how healthy kidneys purify blood and warns of urinary disorders. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a remedy with testimonials of relief, offering free pamphlet and sample bottle through Dr. Kilmer.
Attendees gathered at a regional rally in Regorma Presytortai as pastors Ferguson Prieson and J. Martin led talks on evangelistic work, reform principles, and civic duty. Speakers urged Christian outreach amid migration and urged reform allies to join structured efforts.
A case involving al Zu Se Alyaham J. Wieehs seeks five thousand dollars for false arrest. Trial date listed as Alonday with Porter gest Alonday named as counsel by We ta Moti and Janoss A. Ghamiliges rain.
The Rev EE Rigley will address the Epworth League gathering at the Vitet Mexbodisr hall tonight. He will speak on friendship and faith, sharing thoughts on community involvement and the value of fellowship in everyday life.
A period document describes a home mixture using Dandelion extract, Compound Karyon, and Syrue Bare parila tions to cleanse the kidneys and blood. It claims improvements in blood count, vitality, and skin tone, advising six doses weekly and ample water intake.
Local notes report residents attending, traveling or recovering. Among names mentioned are Giles, Fehrenhaugh, Patton, Greer, Clark, Hennessy, McCormick, Fletcher, Beck, Lynes, Womer, and Siewar with various health and visit updates.
Cor scene report mentions Rayser and Cor-scene figures. McBride of New Wilmington in town on Tuesday. Mrs Mahopington T Nove Swagger visiting sister near New Wilmington. Mitchell injured breaking a stall, now with pneumonia. McBride household at West Middles and work for Mr Lauveger. Trent Nigel Terrill hosts guests Frank Rodgers and L. Rodgers. Naval carriers dine Tuesday in honor of a birthday. Clyde Book Arden and Beri Belpiter at New Wilmington. Portes and family at Siavim.
Examiner James NM Covey, once temporary receiver for New Castle Savings and Trust, reports the Hanna company of Cleveland will sign a contract this week to take the entire output of the mines for one year. The deal could boost coal company bonds valued at about $174,009 with $34,500 in collateral. Sanford, receiver for the Washington County Coal, may issue receiver’s certificates to raise funds to pay notes after signing.
A recent conference of smaller Western Pennsylvania colleges led Westminster City Geney and Allegheny to cut ties with W and W.A.T. Amateur teams are deemed unable to compete with professionals. The intercollegiate field meet will be held at Goaneant with a 5 cent admission and a special train from New Wilmington Junction.
Members of the Christian and Missionary Alliance must vacate their current hall at the corner of South A and South Jefferson. A new Western brick structure will replace the old building, with the first floor for storage and the church to be housed on the second floor. Construction begins after demolition.
Trustee in bankruptcy to S. Fulkerson will again try to sell the En-Barium company building on May 2. The effort aims to attract outside parties as it seems no new locals wish to bid. A petition in Niles seeks mayoral action to enforce closing and gambling ordinances.
The semi annual convention of the abyrene cawatte VW PM will begin at 20:20 at Hermon Church. An incense meeting precedes the session at Welook Theme, with activities noted across the city including Washingin and Mat ostreats.
A fragmentary sketch mentions Ralph Balticey in a mysterious tale with scattered names like Saw Castle Tehdeme and Connellville. The passage hints at exhibitions, a gymnasium, and local venues, presenting a curious, dialogic style with several unclear references.
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