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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1900
Page
8
The column records numerous births and anniversaries, travels and visits. Alma Jocke is ill with typhoid fever, while Johnston, Harvey Carpenter, Mont Stanley households welcome new children. Prof Eckles visits Elwood City. many residents travel to Pittsburg Cleveland and Wheeling for holidays and family events.
A brief meeting of the Protected Home Circle occurred Friday night with members gathering for discussion and routine items. No further details were provided in the readable text.
H. EB. Irwin visits Mrs. Westlake in this city on frequent occasions, indicating ongoing social contact between the two.
General Fitzhugh Lee offered remarks on Cuba that newspapers say suggested independence for the island was a dream. He recalled his Havana duties and Weyler, the Maine disaster, and the U S war and claimed the path ahead for Cuba would remain unsettled. He later expressed regret for speaking so freely.
A rich divorce suit from Pulaski Giles county centers on Peyton Russell a prominent stock dealer and his wife. Testimony portrays a marriage filled with fights including Mrs Russell beating him with his artificial leg after bedtime. Yesterday Mrs Russell had her ex husband arrested for perjury over his court testimony. Russell planned to take another wife next Sunday but the ex wife says she is not done with him yet.
A revival meeting at Long Avenue church nears completion after six weeks with 134 souls converting to Christ. Last night six surrendered and two were baptized. Rev Beare spoke on Come Unto Me urging turning from the devil and casting cares on Jesus. Tonight the subject is No Room for Jesus.
Christians in Northern Albania persecuted by Mussulmans appeal to the governments of Servia and Bulgaria for protection. Vienna dispatches report on the religious rights crisis and regional response.
Our children's department offers durable knee pants and double breasted school suits for boys aged up to 16. Prices drop on ties and rare stock. stock is limited and ships on approval via our Bell phone Hello number 1023.
The report recalls a lively police court session with William Kiefer drunk and disorderly, throwing furniture and a larder out, and promising $5 to his wife to avoid further trouble. The piece also mentions Thomas Finnegan’s late visit to Castle Finnegan, and multiple drunkenness cases including Noy Young, Peter Baker, and Mike Dunnivan. Mayor Warnock presided over these incidents with various outcomes.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure by F L J Cheney Co Toledo as a constitutional treatment for catarrh. Claims cure by acting on blood and mucous surfaces with a 100 dollar bonus for any un cured case. Includes offer to send circulars and testimonials.
Work performed at the Pearl Steam Laundry earns praise as the best in town, with customer satisfaction noted for quality and reliability.
A catalog-style notice lists extensive discounts on handkerchiefs including initial, colored bordered, plain hemmed, hemstitched, Valenciennes bordered, four cornered, and embroidered varieties from 1c to 25c. Gents’ hemstitch and all linen options offered, with Turkey Red and large size packs 2 for 5c or 3 for 10c.
In New York reports detail Miss Rockefeller traveling from Carlsbad for ear disease treatment by Vienna specialist Dr Mueller. He says cholesteatoma caused long hearing loss. two innovations used gold ear plates and tympanum repair via myringoplasty, restoring hearing enough to hear a ticking watch. He foresees broad potential in deafness care.
A 19th century clothing note argues for balanced style between boys and mothers. It emphasizes good taste and durable, affordable garments. The piece highlights early fashion impact on boys and lasting impressions from makers of their first knickerbockers.
The article argues that healthier boys wear better clothes to avoid frequent replacements. It promotes high quality, honestly made garments as the cheapest in the long run, noting boys’ clothing costs save money by lasting longer than cheaper options.
Mrs J B Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a dire stomach problem and yellow jaundice with gall stones and worsening health. A doctor warned there was only one chance to save her life through an operation. After trying Electric Jitters she fully recovered. The remedy claims to cure dyspepsia appetite loss and liver kidney issues. Sold by all druggists for 9 cents with guarantee.
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