Anty Drudge and Mrs Nuwed debate home laundry
Anty Drudge claims boiling clothes saves rubs and dirt removal. Mrs Nuwed counters that boiling wastes fuel and wears fabrics, recommending Fels Naptha in cool water to save fuel and protect clothing.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1908
Page
10
The Fels-Naptha wash saves clothes and time
The ad argues clothes are costly and worth long wear. The Fels-Naptha method cleans thoroughly in cool water without boiling or hard rubbing, leaving clothes sweeter, cleaner and whiter while doubling wear. It promises time and fuel savings with simple wrapper directions.
Social notes from Edenburg area on Thanksgiving weekend
Edenburg residents and friends visit relatives in Lowellville Youngstown New Castle Ravenna and Struthers. Names include Mrs Davison Gilmore Samuel Mossman Phoebe McGuire W G Knapper Norman Craig L L Toy J M Hoffmeister and many others with theater outings to New Castle Youngstown and Park Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison Gilmore
Lowellville
Samuel Mossman
New Castle
Butler Citizen Change of Ownership
Attorney A. M. Christly of Butler has purchased the Butler Citizen. The paper was edited for 40 years by the Hon. John H. Negley and later by his son William GC Negley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Christly
Butler
Butler Citizen
John H. Negley
William GC. Negley
Referee to Hear Testimony in Simon Bros Ellwood Case
Referee in Bankruptcy E. M. Underwood will hear testimony Wednesday in the Simon Bros. of Ellwood bankruptcy case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Underwood
Simon Bros
Ellwood
Baptist ministers oppose Roosevelt on Catholic voting rights
In Philadelphia a conference of Baptist ministers denounced President Roosevelt's claim that citizens should not vote against Roman Catholics for high office. They argued civil and religious liberty require voters to reject Catholic or Mormon candidates if they deem the church opposed to liberty. They warned the church is an influence on politics and urged voters to withhold support until it changes its attitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baptist Ministers of
Roosevelt
United States
San Francisco Police Chief Dies by Own Action
The San Francisco police chief, missing since his departure in civilian clothes, is believed to have died by his own hand. Investigations focus on charges against the chief and a confrontation with Commissioned Keil, with Mayor Taylor involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Keil
Biggy
Taylor
Haas
Duke
Abram Reuf
Engineer Murphy
Equitable Bank in Macon Suspended. Receiver Appointed
Telegraph briefs report the Equitable Bank and Loan Company of Macon Georgia suspended with a receiver named. Other items note a Clyde Fitch and Charles Rann Kennedy stage work debuting in New York, and other diverse news such as a suit by Heinrich Conried, injuries to Martin Sheridan, Pope Pius X advised rest, Abdul Aziz’s abdication plan, and Arkansas river levee measures near Pine Bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Bank & Loan Company
Macon
Clyde Fitch
Charles Rann Kennedy
New York
Heinrich Conried
Metropolitan Opera House
Conreid Metropolitan Opera Company
Martin Sheridan
A. C
Bellevue Hospital
Pope Pius X
Abdul Aziz
Morocco
Mulai Hafid
Robbery on Third Avenue street car in New York
Three men with revolvers held up a Third Avenue surface car today in New York. One forced the motorman to keep the car moving. two others made the conductor surrender his money at the rear platform. The robbers escaped. Also, about 500 laborers gathered at the tin mill gate in South Sharon hoping for work, but will not be employed until operations resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Third Avenue
South Sharon
Rich Miner's Fourth Wife Ties The Knot In Coeur d'Alene
Spokane report says "Swift water Bill" Gates, famed miner and serial spouse, wed Sadelle Mercer 18, daughter of Hotel Webster manager Violet Erickson, in Idaho last Saturday. The couple plan to sail for England after a New York departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Gates
Alaska
Puget Sound
California
Nevada
Northwest
Sadelle Mercer
Violet M. Erickson
Hotel
Webster
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
New York
Liverpool
England
Bill
Miss Mercer
Gussie Lancre
San Francisco
Rose
Bera Beebe
Skagway
Harry Cook
Wampum Notes and Visiting Returns
Miss Sara Fried of Rochester visited family in Wampum on Sunday. New Castle visitors included Mrs. James Stewart and daughter Iva. The Perry Stock company performs three nights at Wampum opera house. Newport callers included Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Davis and daughters Nell and Alma. Verna Sheibner of Beaver Falls returned home after a short visit. Mrs. William Lowers and daughters Byrdie and Minnie were guests in New Castle. Mrs. Wilson of East Liverpool is visiting her daughters in Beaver Falls. Alma and Eva McMurdy returned from Albion after Thanksgiving with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Stanley
Lowellville
Youngstown
Priscilla Stanley
Thomas McGraw
New Castle
W. P. Johnson
C. C. Robinson
Junction
K. N. Tower
J. M. Hoffmeister
Thomas
B. L. Tinker
West Middlesex
C. M. Mitchell
Sophia Keast
J. F. McWilliams
Theodore Limberg
Mary
Harry Gibson
Hannah Harvey
Lawrence Wigton
Charles Robinson
Kent
J. A. MacWilliams
D. P. Needler
New Castle Hospital
W. L. Needler
L. D. Stanley
Bessie Cover
Pearl Beight
Walter Palmer
Elsie Williams
Howard Biddle
Buster Brown
Sara Fried
Rochester
James Stewart
Iva
Perry Stock Company
Wampum Opera House
F. E. Davis
Nell
Alma
Newport
Verna Sheibner
Beaver Falls
William Lowers
Byrdie
Minnie
Wilson
East Liverpool
Mrs. Burdock
Flita Wilson
Beaver Street
Bank Property Again Offered For Sale In Mahoningtown
The Mahoningtown bank property will again be offered for sale by Receiver Rufus McKinley tomorrow afternoon. Only the Locke property was sold last month. The bid did not meet the appraisement and the sale was adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoningtown Bank
Rufus McKinley
Locke
Recorder Eakin to hear testimony Friday in Wellar will case
Augustus Wellar will case moves to court with testimony planned Friday. The Wellar will burned in the Book fire and investigators aim to establish its contents through the writer.
Free Eye Examinations and Low Cost Glasses Offered
The ad promotes free eye examinations and low price glasses with a 10 year gold filled frame for $2.50 and a $4.00 non corrosive guarantee. A solid gold pair is $6.00. It claims updated styles and guaranteed satisfaction with replacement if damaged. The notice targets those with poor vision and eye discomfort and promises the lowest city prices.
Remarkable Restoration of Hearing Recalled in Ad
A North American paper recounts Mrs. John Manning of Caldwell New Jersey regaining hearing after catarrhal deafness using Ka Vita. She describes years of deafness and relief after two days of using the remedy at Paisley’s drug store and notes inquiries from New Castle residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Reformed Church
Beatty
Manning
Paisley
Pittsburg Street
Croton Avenue
New Castle
Supreme Court Rules on Preferred Creditor in Bank Bankruptcy
The U S Supreme Court affirms Ohio ruling in American Surety Co of New York v Akron Savings Bank. After bankruptcy, the surety paid trustees $7000 for Altman Miller deposits and sought preferred creditor status, arguing federal bond status. The Ohio court rejected that view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of Ohio
American Surety Company of New York
Akron Savings Bank Company
Savings Bank
Altman Miller Company
United States
Realty Transfers Record From Ellwood and New Castle
Realty transfers list multiple transactions in Ellwood and New Castle including 5S Turner to Leah Snyder for 1 dollar and Pennsylvania Store to Steel Car Forge in Ellwood for 15000 dollars. Weingartner parts include George T to R L Turner and Lizzie J Weitz for 575 dollars in the Fourth ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Turner
Leah E. Snyder
Ellwood
Pennsylvania Store Company
Steel Car Forge Company
Second Ward
M. Lee Gailey
R. A. Hutchinson
George T
Weingartner
R. L. Turner
Fourth Ward
George T. Weingartner
Lizzie J. Weitz
John P. Byers
A. E. Millbrant
New Castle
Mary E. Ewing
Blanche Millbrant
C. C. Inner
Joseph Challis
Hazel Dell
Baby burned to death in scalding tub incident
Agnes Phillips 13 months daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Phillips of Niles fell into a tub of hot water prepared for the mother’s bath and died Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes
Albert Phillips
Niles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anty
Anty Drudge
Edenburg
William Knapper
Phoebe McGuire
Foley
Knapper
Greenville
W. G. Knapper
William Landis
C. M. Duff
Highland Avenue
Norman Craig
Carl
Ing
P. C. Ashton
Gadess Hess
Park Theater
Salon Hotel
D. R. Bollard
Baptist Ministers
Arkansas River
Pine Bluff
Ark
Rich Miner
Eva McMurdy
Albion
A. J. Likens
North Mercer Street
Union Phone
New Jersey
John Manning
Caldwell
Emas
Navy
Copenhagen
First Presbyterian Church
Clyde Gibson
First Baptist Church
R. A. McKinney
Second U. P. Church
D. J. Stephan
Solomon’s Porch
First Christian Church
H. D. W. English
Pittsburg
Welsh Congregational Church
B. A. Hoover
First National Bank
U.S. Bonds Bank
U. S. Treas
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