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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1908
Page
5
A 19th century advertisement argues that medical training often fails to cure indigestion and touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the true solution. It claims doctors should diagnose indigestion as the root cause and prescribe the tablets, promising cures and free sample mailings from F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan.
Experts warn a nearly flawless counterfeit silver dollar, dated 1901 and 1904, is in circulation. The ring matches genuine weight, with heavy silver plating and subtle defects, detected by checking lettering for metal particles and the motto In God We Trust. Banks require depositors to name and address on packages of twenty dollars to curb losses.
A Chicago dispatch says the Prohibition party plans a nationwide campaign to raise at least 100000 dollars, with 20000 already subscribed. Speakers will tour all states, including a strong southern push from Dallas headquarters, pushing a 1909 Texas constitutional amendment to ban liquor sales.
News from Pittsburg Gazette reports Rev Dr Jacob Sallade pastor of Temple Baptist Philadelphia has accepted the district secretary post for the American Baptist Home Mission Society He follows the resignation of Rev Dr E B Palmer Sallade long known in Western Pennsylvania easing his duties with a territory covering Pennsylvania Southern New Jersey Delaware the District of Columbia and part of Maryland
Plasterers under P. K. Fike work to repair damage from remodeling at the Leslie House. After drying the rooms will be papered and the building overhauled. A new front and outside paint will create an imposing appearance. W. J. Moore seeks the license to operate the new hotel.
Rev A B Smith visited New Castle on Tuesday while L R Davidson went to Pittsburg for business. Mon day guests included H H Knox R E Clark J H Davidson and J S Wood. Mrs Lena Simpson, ill, shows improvement. Five Hundred club hosted by F T Dobbs of Hotel Riblet with a midnight chicken and hot waffle supper. Herman Hays, recently ill, can move about. Earl Fulton returned from Evans City to resume work at Wharry saw.
Vintage ad touts Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea for digestion and general well being. Claims to strengthen the system and improve mood with tea or tablets, price noted as 35 cents.
The advert promotes Vinci as a superior body builder for the elderly and weak children, claiming it aids coughs colds and bronchitis. It guarantees a money back return if no benefit is observed.
John Dillan a native of Darlington township and master mechanic at a Whittenburg West Virginia mine fell 380 feet into a shaft while at work He died instantly The 37 year old leaves a wife a son his parents seven sisters and three brothers The funeral was held in Loop Pennsylvania and relatives mourn the loss of the Beaver county man
International Association of Machinists leaders urge a protest against private contractor warship construction while government navy yards sit idle. An investigation cited the idle yards as a condition. In a Sunday meeting, district machinists from Youngstown and surrounding towns planned to ask Congressman James Kennedy to aid their protest.
Civil Engineer George B. Zahniser prepared a ground plot where Squire William Duff was killed. On Tuesday afternoon Joe Calaute, charged with the murder, was shown the ground by County Detective Logan with Zahniser. The plot will be used in the March term court.
Gabor Moeller of Sharon was arrested and committed to Mercer jail Tuesday afternoon after allegedly shooting Charles Kozak 34 during a quarrel at Kozak’s home. Jealousy cited as the motive. City officers may examine moving picture machine operators.
Officials of the Pittsburg and Lake Erie promise reintroduction of the three-trick telegraphers on the entire line by February 15 after a period of reduced staff. Changes in New Castle area include subdivision adjustments under Supervisor Flack and new interlocking and water supply supervision. A February pay car schedule edges through the Erie and Ashtabula divisions with several stop dates and times.
A note promotes the college dining hall in the Dean block with meals priced at 25 cents and meal tickets offering 21 meals for $4. Miss Della Trumbo is listed as the proprietress and urges readers to follow the crowd to this eatery.
Throughout winter there was no perceptible natural gas shortage in the Seventh ward with ample supply to meet all demands. A separate main serving Seventh ward patrons keeps it supplied while the rest of the system lies east of Cascade park. The report notes contrasts with uptown districts where supply fell short last year.
Youngstown bartenders union resolves not to work Sundays claiming six days a week suffices and protesting being called lawbreakers. The action aims to push for a six day work week and rest on Sundays in local taverns.
James Pettitt aged 87 resident of Mahoning County Ohio for 87 years died at his home. He had long ties to the local community and his passing is noted in the obituaries. He is survived by family and friends in the area.
A German scientist’s discovery leads to a new treatment for piles. The prescription calls for 6 drops Carbolic Acid, 1 dram Zotan, and 1-2 oz Zine Ointment mixed and applied twice daily. Drugists can prepare the compound for patients.
One lot of furs half price with other furs at special prices. Fur coats at half price in velour caracal and ponyskin. Misses' and children's coats also half price. Skirts on table $3.90, worth $8-$10. Ready-to-Wear garments in the Suit Department at reduced prices.
A catalog note lists Novelty Silks at 28e per yard, Foulard Silks at 58e per yard with $1.00 $1.25 and $1.50 options, Black Suitings at 50¢ per yard, Charlies and Wool Waistings at 35e, a $1.25 one-yard-wide Black Silk Taffeta for $1.00 per yard, and Wool Remnants at half the marked price.
A local retailer advertises cotton blankets at 50e, 58c and 75e per pair, with 114 grey, tan or white pairs for 1.25. Plaid all wool blankets sell 4.00 to 6.50, plus 7.50 white wool blankets for 6.00. Comforts include assorted prices from 1.00 to 5.00, with wool and silkeline options priced accordingly.
Fleeced lined women’s vests and drawers offered at 25c for 15e quality and 50e quality for 35e. Special prices promoted for Ypsilanti underwear.
Advertisement lists boys heavy fleeced underwear in odd sizes priced at 25e and 50c for 38e items. Indicates sale of boys undergarments with emphasis on size irregularities and discounted pricing.
One lot of ladies wrappers offered at 50 cents each for neat patterns.
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