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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1908
Page
3
Ev ery Rheumatic invited today with a seventy five cent bottle free trial for all sufferers. Readers urged to mail name address and druggist to Smith Drug Co Syracuse to receive a free trial package at no cost. Urico-O marketed as universal cure with promise of personal recommendation. Paisley s Pharmacy in New Castle also markets Urico-O.
Baltimore and Ohio officials begin retrenchment in New Castle with four more clerical workers and 21 freight handlers laid off. The Erie and Shenango tin mill activity brighten outlooks for local rail connections while yard crews may return soon. A machinist, Ed Hanna, suffers a badly lacerated finger. several staff changes and appointments are noted across the New Castle division.
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway buys 2 800 000 ties of odia wood from Hawaii and Japan. A buying trip linked Hawaiian timber with Japanese oak for railroad ties, aiming for durable substitutes to white oak. Ohio tests suggested strong potential, supporting the large purchase and future use of imported timber for ties.
A Hindoo legend states Twashtri mixed elements from nature the moon’s roundness to the dove’s cooing to form woman. The tale claims the god exhausted materials while creating man and then combined many natural features to craft the female.
A South Mill Street family theatre hosted a yesterday afternoon program by a full crowd. Lockan and Frank opened with accomplished comedy acrobatics, Clarice Templeton presented a pictorial ballad, and Weaver and Lambert offered a clever impersonation act. Noodles Fagan was extended for the balance of the week, followed by the Great Rinaldos hoopy rollers to close. The management says to expect more novel and refined acts.
A man explains job loss stemming from chronic stomach trouble and mental worry. He credits a healthy stomach and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for improved mood, performance, and employment. The ad urges readers to try the tablets and mail for a free sample from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
Next Monday night the Edsall Winthrope Stock company stages The Girl and the Gambler at the opera house with a full scenic production promised. The engagement lasts all week with popular matinees on Wednesday and Saturday and a top vaudeville feature Nilsson s Flying Ballet. Carl Nilsson of Sweden creates the act noted for its graceful dances and airy stage effects as eleven dancers appear in angelic costumes amid lavish scenery and spotlight.
The Rosar-Mason Stock company showcases "A Woman's Temptation" and follows with "A Minister's Sacrifice" a four act drama with new vaudeville acts. Saturday features "East Lynne" and "My Bosom Friend of Bowser" a three act comedy with strong vaudeville acts.
Supposed robbers attempted to enter the home of Fullerton Kennedy about three miles from Portersville. William Kennedy awoke to the attempt. two men fled and no ID is known. They are believed to be the same offenders active in the area.
Advertises Diamond restaurant near Fountain Inn offering a 21 meal ticket at 2.90 for 10 days as an inducement plus pies and home made goods. Promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for health and urges customers to call on D. E. Tid, proprietor, with J. C. Wallace as promoter.
A long list of textiles and floor coverings priced in various colors sizes and weights. Items include buffalo wool blankets Brussels and ingrain carpets Wilton and Axminster rugs and laminated cottons with prices ranging from under a dollar to several dollars per piece.
The Knights of Pything Home association will convene in Allegheny next Thursday to hear Harmony Home’s annual report, elect ten new directors, and discuss future admissions. The home, now a regional institution, has housed eleven residents with two deaths in its 18 months, and eight to ten more are expected next year. Current residents include Mr and Mrs Richard Grozen, Mr and Mrs H Smith, Richard Kirk, Richard Jeffrey, Albert Roller, George Stroble, and Joseph Demkesly.
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