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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1908
Page
7
Love and Megown advertise Hindipo a cure for Brights disease diabetes rhenatis m gout gravel dropsy bladder issues uric nervous troubles. They guarantee results or refund, offering mail order with prepaid shipment. Six boxes for 2.50 under a strict guarantee.
The committee plans a benefit boxing match in this city for Tony Ross. Potential opponents include Dempsey of Columbus or Jeffords of Philadelphia, aiming for a heavyweight clash at the Coliseum. if not, Dunn and O Keefe may box.
Sharon signs twenty promising players as Akron chases Bill Schwartz for first base. Red Hinton signs with Youngstown from Uniontown in a trade for Third Baseman Hilley. Tommy Mylett secures release from Marion amid offers from O P league clubs including Youngstown. Wilber Goode of Akron may join Youngstown as an outfielder or pitcher. he is a strong hitter. Randell Anderson of Youngstown bills Sunday ball to be voted by cities. Snodgrass signs to play with New York after time with Newark C. and Lost Angels. East Liverpool factions battle for O P chisel. Fleming reportedly has options on two parks. Pete Porter travels from Chicago to Omaha to French Lick Springs for players. Wagner declares a year off to buy a chicken farm. Pittsburg fans protest public absence.
Treasurer Scott Paisley reports from Mt. Clemens that Pete Porter, then in Detroit, has found several players to preview and likely sign within days.
Public school children of Hub Bard launch an active temperance campaign. They plan events, distribute literature, and urge community support for moderation and abstinence in daily life. The effort emphasizes youth leadership and civic engagement.
The Tri state Racing circuit outlines entry rules payments and dates for stake and class races across cities including Sandusky Canton East Liverpool New Castle Altoona Greensburg Salem Canal Dover Cambridge Canton Wheeling and Parkersburg. Races run as mile heats with strict entry and payout rules.
At an Erie league gathering the Interstate backs urged a $1000 forfeit to end the season early. The proposal was trimmed to $500 amid doubt the league would last to Decoration Day. A schedule committee was to be named, but with only four towns present the plan was dropped and another meeting was planned.
Abraham Joseph was fined $10 in Youngstown yesterday after tying a horse to a tree in Mill Creek park and leaving it without food or water for three days.
Miss Mary Sturgeon was thrown against a telephone pole while coasting near Youngstown yesterday and sustained serious injuries.
An advertisement proclaims a guaranteed cancer cure in 10 to 20 days with at home self treatment options and a personal sanitarium. The offer invites readers to mail a free coupon with name and address to verify reliability and success.
A dubious mail offer invites cancer patients to mail name and address to Dr. Curry Cancer Cure Co in Lebanon Ohio for a supposed home cure. The flyer also provides a private contact for the doctor via secretary E W Ramsey Drawer D Lebanon Ohio.
Steel bowlers were edged by the Eagles at New Castle alleys as the five-game contest produced low scores. Horner led Steel with 185, Preston 121, but the Eagles won two of three, each side failing to post doubles. final tallies show scattered scores across both teams.
President Morton met three baseball factions at East Liverpool aiming for the O P franchise. He heard all sides but did not decide, promising to present the matter to the league next Tuesday. The dispute disrupts league talks and draws regional interest.
Ellwood City wrestler Ed Reilley will meet Billy Hilliah of Pittsburg tonight in Natrona as a preliminary to the Mull Bowser Joe Caler match. Reilley, long inactive, is regarded as one of the area’s best and his return to the mat has surprised friends who expect a victory.
Pulaski correspondent notes rural mail carriers enjoyed a vacation on Washington's Birthday. Social visits include W A Armstrong of Sharon visiting in town and Miss Snyder from New Castle staying with Mrs Shape. A carrier from Pulaski was stopped by a woman claiming a tape worm and was referred to Dr Cooper's patent medicine ad in The News.
Ellwood City battled Leechburg at the Casino in Ellwood City losing 21 to 10. McClafferty and Elliott starred for the visitors while Boyer led Ellwood with strong play. Endurance swung the game as Leechburg pulled away in the second half and claimed the victory.
New Castle resident Mrs. John Catterson touts Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble. She cites husband’s years of relief after using the remedy, urging others to try it. Sold by dealers at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY, distributors. Remember the name Dean's.
New Castle fans may see major league teams play here this season as Treasurer Scott Paisley contacts clubs to host four big games. Potential matchups include Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago in the National and Cleveland in the American with hopes Camnitz brothers oppose each other if Pittsburg is secured.
James Curtain of Greenville reports a letter signed The Black Hand society demanding a money sum by a stated time under threat of death.
An advertisement notes the Sharpsville furnace is out for repairs and links well being to Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. J. C. Wallace promotes a blend suggesting better health and a comfortable home through the product.
A group opposing prohibition sentiment will organize the Liberty League in Youngstown, gathering men aligned against temperance measures as the movement gains traction nationwide. The initiative signals organized political activity against prohibition in the region.
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