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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1908
Page
10
Tomorrow marks the start of a new apron sale with varied styles. Gingham Aprons range from 19c to 65c, 15c Ladies' Round Aprons of fine lawn feature ruffles and pockets, 25c Nurses' White Aprons with pockets and wide ties offered at 25c.
Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburg along with Wabash and Baltimore and Ohio railroads issue orders banning liquor on trains when stationary in dry counties in Ohio. Liquor can be sold only while trains are in motion. officials expect nationwide discontinuation soon. Wabash has discussed the change with Gould system heads.
Miss Helen Veach of Fairmont avenue has recovered from a grip attack. A Dutch Auction at B. and M.'s on South Mill Street offers items suitable for a Christmas gift for a wife.
The case of Mike Julian against Sebastian Cunti, Mrs Antonio P Cunti, and Nick Cunti was nolle pressed after a conference between R L Wallace for the defendants and District Attorney Young. The prosecution claimed the defendants bewitched a prosecutor’s child with spells and hypnotic influence. The defendants denied any witchcraft or power to injure anyone.
School board actions recount a bid dispute over coal weighing and scales, declaring Van Horn in violation of contract and voting to nullify the agreement. Proceedings cover Christmas vacation, heating wood shortages, salt for walkways, boiler repairs, and financial reports.
Irwin Ross a 10 year old boy promised to behave and stay home after Judge Porter advised him in court. His worried parents sought help as he had been running away, but Mrs Ross said the boy has improved and they do not want him sent away. Mr Ross agreed to pay costs and the judge offered guidance.
Judge Porter set aside the viewers report on a road from the Elmwood and Maple street junction in Union township to the New Castle and Mahoning town road near John L. Crawford's residence. Crawford had exceptions claiming insufficient boundary description and potential damage. A second view may be held as locals say the road is badly needed.
The common council approved several bills Monday evening. They include building a sanitary sewer on John Street, grading Moravia Street between Gardner and Ralph Avenues, and laying sidewalks on Locust Street both sides from Grant to Falk Streets.
An advertisement touts Samose as a medical flesh forming food that aids digestion and weight gain for pale and weak individuals. It claims users will see steady weight increases, promises a refund if results fail, and notes Mc Kee's Medicine store will cover the cost if the treatment does not work.
An advertisement touts Samose as a science driven flesh forming product for thin people. It claims weight gain and stronger flesh without drugs and cites a money back promise from McKee's Medicine store if promised gains are not achieved.
A New Castle druggist advertises Samose as a remarkable flesh forming food. The ad claims it benefits the thin weak and sick, aiding digestion and increasing weight, with a money back guarantee on a 50 cent box if it does not restore health and vitality.
Preparations for the Christmas eve midnight service at Trinity Church are underway. The choir of 40 voices will perform three full anthems Hark What Mean Those Holy Voices O Zion That Bringest Good Tidings Like Silver Lamps and Cruikshank’s Communion service in FE flat followed by a Christmas morning holy communion.
The league saw tight games with high scores and heartbreakers last night. Hamilton led the evening, while Harlan posted 435 for top totals and Griffith scored 72 as the low man. Ramage cheers the ducks and a banquet is planned later in the season.
A House resolution to appoint a five member committee to investigate the Panama canal property purchase and determine any portion of the price paid to an American syndicate was introduced by Representative Rainey on December 8 in Washington.
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