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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1907
Page
5
Advertisement proclaims good groceries at panic prices claiming top quality and prices as low or lower than rivals. It touts a money back check worth 244 percent in groceries or cash on every $10 cash purchase.
1907 forecast notes disturbances crossing the continent from December 7. It predicts warm and cool waves, a biting cold spell around December 19, and possible blizzards in northern areas. Mars and Jupiter influence on dates December 11 13 22 24 with close lunar conjunctions.
Green Cut Bones for chickens advertised at T. H. Hitchcock's Meat Market, 860 West Grant Street. Bell phone 181. Citizens phone 554-X d-88tf w-35tt. Mrs. Charles Cohen and Mrs. Otto Cohen of Cleveland, formerly Miss Ray and Miss Ida Shields, visit their uncle and aunt Attorney and Mrs. B. A. Winternitz of Croton Avenue.
The Sisters of Holy Cross at 44 Chandler Street Nashua New Hampshire cheerfully recommend Father John’s Medicine as a remedy for chronic troubles and as a tonic and body-builder for the weak. Several persons at their institution have used it with beneficial results.
The narrator contrasts Seattle and Portland during a Pacific coast trip. Seattle is shown as rapidly expanding with a planned canal, a growing port, and a booming lumber and canneries industry, while Portland is praised as a modern, rose city with high growth, rail, wheat shipping, and regional prominence.
In a habeas corpus case, Judge Porter approved a plan to divide the four year old boy’s custody roughly half the time between C. C. Mathews and his grandmother Mrs. Sadie Taylor after a Friday hearing. Mathews had stopped payments earlier this year and remarried, stating he now has a home for the child while Mrs. Taylor had cared for him since his mother’s death. The parties and their lawyers sought an amicable agreement and reached a half year alternation following private negotiations.
George Harvey argues in the North American Review that worry arises from human tendency to reflect on troubles. Most people are normal and disposed to respond to clear skies with cheer and clouds with sorrow, but mere apprehension can be treated mentally to overcome it.
McKee's Medicine Store markets Bloodine Ointment with a guarantee and claims of broad patient endorsement. A LeRoy New York user reports success on a stubborn pile and rectal fissures case. price is 50 cents per box.
A short essay argues against chronic mistrust of the digestive system and fear of food. It urges confidence and calm attention to eating rather than overanalyzing every bite or weighing meals like a druggist. It cautions that worry and negative thinking harm digestion.
A Sunday scene in 1917 features Martha urging John to dress, while he teases that men will wear back-buttoned shirts to even the score. The exchange hints at social roles and playful marital banter of the era.
Zeke writes from abroad that he will take in Cowes while Mrs. Hardapple jokes about cows. Chicago News notes the farm girl banter and the overseas journey in a light column item.
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