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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1908
Page
2
President J. James denounces hazing as a harmful tradition at Illinois. He cites university rules dismissing guilty students and urges loyal students to cooperate in stamping out the practice to protect the alma mater’s honor and public reputation.
Jimmy Dunn, the clever little boxer, talked with Harry Mann of Cohasset club in Youngstown about meeting Kid Brock or another top opponent for fair inducements. Dunn is set to appear here with Brock or Kid Tyler after a 15 round draw, while Jim Kennard will fight in a prelim at the same show.
Notice states James M Walton will not be liable for any debts contracted by his wife Bessie M Walton. Gas range advertisement appears for 215 S Mill St, urging purchases at low prices.
In the City Duckpin league last night the U S Steel team won three of five games from Fellows. The match started strong for Steel with wins in games one and two and a third, raising hopes of a sweep, but Fellows recovered to take the last two. Final score details follow.
Clark's Colts revived last night and swept three straight games against Blue Ribbon in the City league. Matheny rolled 601 total pins, Ball led Blue Ribbon with 561, and the Colts posted totals of 2652.
J W Macom offers Pittsburgh coal at 4.75 per ton in the city. He operates at 215 South Mill Street and can be reached by Bell phone 1162 J. The notice highlights competitive pricing and local delivery.
A corn ear with a growth resembling a human hand was received by the University of Missouri agricultural department. The ear came from C. P. Stanley’s farm in Blodgett Missouri and features four fingers and a thumb. It will be shown in the agricultural museum.
Earl Ohl formerly with Youngstown last season signs to play with Philadelphia next season and will travel south with the team.
A customer at central asks for a load of Pittsburg coal priced at $2.75 per ton. The request is for No 1162-1 and asks to be sent up urgently.
An advertisement promises relief for rheumatism with Uric O, an internal blood remedy. It claims to cure all forms of rheumatism and offers a free sample by writing The Smith Drug Company in Syracuse. Available at local pharmacies Pittsburg street Washington street and the Park.
A daily thought contrasts the notion of women as the weaker sex with a wife whose word is law and notes that human hearts matter more than microscopes. Emerson reflects that the heart’s concerns outsize astronomic figures.
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