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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1900
Page
3
In a dated notice a shop invites customers to inspect a Christmastime display of diamonds, bronze and gilt clocks, watches, sterling silver, and Limoges and Haviland china. The ad promises personal inspection to find the right gift and notes the selection will include many pieces while acknowledging space for customer decisions.
A brief notice from Hanna and Bruce invites friends to acquire keepsakes from the pioneer jewelry house in Western Pennsylvania. They emphasize the shop is busy and may overlook offering mementos to readers.
A five year old girl, Margaret Gallagher of Hace Street, died after a boiling water scald from a kettle. The incident began with a porch accident while playing near a horse then worsened. funeral plans for Be Mary’s Church, Co. B Hamilton, were reported alongside other local notes including a scaffold accident, a bank robbery arrest, and railway station changes.
The article lists several residents from New Castle Moravia Ellwood City and nearby areas tied to a proposed National Tube Co accord for the Standard Seamless plant, signaling five years of continuous operation and potential plant expansions. It also reports on the funeral for Mrs Sampke in Meadville with services led by Dr Jordan and Rev Moore, and details of the coroner jury ruling an accidental death in the Henderson hunting case near Uris City with witness accounts.
The News manager Fred L. Rentz was surprised Monday afternoon when staff gathered in the editorial room to present him with a handsome emerald ring. W Th Way spoke for the employees, praising his leadership and thanking him for his guidance and support.
Petersburg correspondent reports William Knesal died in Cripple Creek Colorado and his body will be buried in North Market Street cemetery this week. Parents George and Mrs Knesal express gratitude for MB church sympathy from pastor and members.
Pittsburg hospital tale centers on Bob Hayes Ue a veteran railroad conductor believed unable to resume duties. An ad inserted within the piece promotes Hoods Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as cures for catarrh and headaches, mentioning relief and healing benefits.
A Presbyterian congregation in Seventh WAM ward plans a new church with over 5000 dollars subscribed so far, led by Rev W Keith. A congregational meeting December 26 will decide on constructing a handsome edifice at Cherry and Cedar, with construction expected to start by July 1901.
The Standard Tube company with a $400,000 Bilwood City plant has sold to Mckeesport Tube and will soon start the Elle Wood City plant. The Bilwood tin foil plant is to launch on the 1th prox and run with April tat, as Ohio plant output is merged. Local items note illnesses and visits, births, and public-spirited efforts such as prisoners reading material donations coordinated by W. Hi. Gore and Sheriff Matthews.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm dampened fabric bound to the affected area provides superior relief for back or side pains. It promises prompt relief after one application and notes the product cures rheumatism. Sold by J Hutton. Mrs. Geo Lunger dies in Los Ameles. funeral arrangements to follow in Waterford.
Family question answered with a quick Jell-O dessert idea. No baking, just add hot water and set to cool. Available in Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry flavors, priced at 10 cents.
Celia Howk denies rumors of running for county detective noting no candidate has been named. The piece urges urgent help when Aperson’s life is at risk and touts One Minute Cough Cure from Central Drug Store on Long Avenue in BrIe, Makouagiows.
A vivid, humorous depiction of how Christmas toys have outgrown past years with electric engines, steam toys, and motorized trains. It notes larger sizes, more complex playthings, and fancy accessories including electric lines, dynamo powered engines, and interactive animal figures, all priced higher than earlier eras.
A compact note announcing the weekly news bundle titled The Wrekly News. It lists the newsproeen item and an amount designated for delivery.
Coal requested via subscriptions and accounts with immediate urgency. Readers urged to bring coal promptly, noting preference for certain types.
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