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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1907

Page

8

Bank Statement of The First National Bank New Castle 1907

Bank statement from First National Bank New Castle Pennsylvania dated December 3 1907 shows assets totaling 2 264 207 90 with loans and discounts 1 407 842 90 U S bonds 195 000 00 premiums on bonds 8 600 00 securities 188 400 00 real estate 30 000 00 and reserves including specie 61 440 00 legal tender 85 000 00 and a redemption fund 7 500 00 Liabilities include capital 300 000 00 surplus 500 000 00 profits 50 319 31 national bank notes 195 000 00 deposits 1 272 774 16 and United States deposits 50 000 00 with sworn certification by cashier Samuel Foltz and directors J F Genkinger and George Greer.

EOE Saesseseerge Bronte Ccccne U. S National Bank Ses Cosseccaee United States

Does This Suit You Love and Megown Advertise Kidney Cure

New Castle druggists Love and Megown report a large run on Hindipo the Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic. They guarantee satisfaction or money back a 50 cent box mailed with positive guarantee. The ad emphasizes risk on the seller’s side rather than the buyer’s.

Love

December's icy fingers and Hollister's tea call

A December notice promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea by J. C. Wallace, urging readers to tone their system with the product as winter grips forests and days grow cold.

Hollister J. C. Wallace

Veach's sale highlights Macamhar figures 14 to 21

A brief notice notes sale activity linked to Veach and Macamhar with figures 14 to 21 in 2012.

Veach Macamhar

City 15 Faces A Big Defch

Fire Chief Connery asked for 72 pairs of rubber boots for 200 volunteer firefighters. City funds show a near 35000 deficit for the year and next year’s taxes may rise. Council backed 18 pairs to tide the department over until next year’s appropriation.

Connery Elliott Triplet Davis McCann MeIlvenny Shaffer Hughes Mellvenny McIlvenny

Effects of the Fog bewildering and silent hour

The fog disrupts navigation for animals relying on scent and leaves birds and chickens immobile. Pigeons stay indoors, and no birds sing or call, possibly to avoid revealing their location to an unseen foe. A blind man wandered London districts, explaining fog makes the ground sound different and misleads his path.

Chums London

Mixtures of Thought in Dreams and Waking Life

A reflective passage on the mind’s jagged drift between waking reason and dream imagery. It laments sudden shifts, inner conflict between angel and demon, and the need to guard decency by choosing what we think.

Grace Bushnell

Age talk at the party hints two young ladies

A dialogue notes Miss Passay has stayed 21 for ten years while Miss Newcombe’s age is uncertain. The speaker claims no difference exists between their ages, with Passay seemingly fixed at twenty one.

Miss Passay

Herald Overcharges for City Printing Spark Council Action

Controller Hughes led an audit after large printing bills from the New Castle Herald appeared inflated. August September and October bills were reduced before payment, with calls for tighter controls and condensed notices to curb city costs.

Hughes New Castle Herald Councils

Mitchell Gets 60 Days 10 Jail

Frank A. Mitchell, convicted of shipping goods after a bankruptcy filing, was sentenced to 60 days in county jail by Judge Porter. The sentence was reduced from the planned harsher term after explanations by attorney J Norman Martin. Mitchell, manager of Crescent Compound Co Ellwood City, argued the company was a District of Columbia corps and lacked necessary papers in the state. No goods loss was found, and the trustee had taken control of shipments to Pittsburgh. Judge Porter emphasized the sentence reflected only the present charge.

Frank A. Mitchell Porter J. Norman Martin Mitchell Martin Crescent Compound Company Ellwood City District of Columbia Pittsburg

Frugal Prussian Rule Lets Officials Sanction Boy Discipline

A fragment describes Prussian districts requiring a father to obtain an official permit to discipline a son. If the boy resists, the father reports and is granted permission to thrash the child with fifteen cuts. The 12 year old Fritz is deemed obstinate, likened to a mule, and the system enforces corporal punishment.

Prussia Fritz Ike

Worth of His Money in a Small Town School

A school district trustee offers a young woman a teaching post for 45 dollars a month. She retorts that such pay barely covers teaching facts, prompting the trustee to insist the wage covers the entire curriculum including crickalum and all.

Chicago Tribune

Beed race origins of European honeybees explained

Outing Magazine notes that all honey bees in the country trace to European or Asian stock with no real racial difference between wild and domestic. German black bees and Italian bees dominate, hybrids common, and Italians increasingly join the woods to breed more hybrids across the century.

Europe Asia Mississippi Outing Magazine

Crown of Britain and Cullinan Diamond Worth

The crown weighs 39 ounces and 5 dwts, with the Cullinan diamond adding about a quarter of a pound after cutting. The tower display shows 2,818 diamonds and 297 pearls, led by a ruby valued around £100,000, once worn by the Black Prince in 1367 and by Henry V at Agincourt.

Great Britain Tower of London Spain Henry V Agincourt

Cotton Henrietta and Suitings Sold at Special Prices

Plain colors with dot waist figures a 19¢ yard. 69c 42 inch Check and Plaid Suitings cut to 69c yard. Gloves special at 2.39 for long kid gloves 12 button length in black and tan, regular 3.00 value. Another lot at 2.39 per pair.

Dress Goods Remnants at Big Reductions

Remnants offer good lengths for waists skirts and children's dresses with substantial price cuts across the selection.

Silk Crepe De Chine Fabrics At Sale Prices

Plain colors crepe de chine yard at 59c while Persian striped and floral patterns sell at 75c per yard. Plain and patterned fabrics offered at promotional rates for limited stock.

Eiderdown jackets offered in plain colors at 35c

A brief advertisement notes 35c pricing for plain color dressing jackets with extra fine quality.

Wrist Bags 98c Shop Special Value Table

A Saturday sale offers a table of Wrist Bags priced at 98c each. The selection includes leather lined models with purses inside or with purse and card case, featuring Wellesly and Anthony brands.

Wellesly Anthony

19th Century Heavy Fleeced Underwear Sale

A fragment notes discounts on boys heavy fleeced underwear shirts and drawers from 25 cents to 19 cents this Saturday. Minimal readable details include price cuts and product type with no organization or location names available.

French Mystic Links Compass Points to Health Claims

A French mystic argues that four cardinal directions affect health and mood. Traveling west brings melancholy, east brings cheer, south causes languor, and north brings calm. He advises facing north or east while working and sleeping with feet toward north or east to receive positive electrical waves and avoid nightmares.

Brave Irish mother rescues seven children at Sligo bay

Mrs. McNally of Sligo bay Ireland saved seven children from rising tide on rocky coast. Unable to swim she carried two in her arms while directing others to cling to landward rocks. All seven reached land safely in a perilous escape.

McNally Sligo Bay Ireland England

Socialist path of happiness in Christian life urged

A British Weekly note contends that if Christians believed the road to a better life lay in socialism, all Christians would embrace socialism, framing a critique of faith and politics in a concise opinion.

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