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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1908
Page
7
An elderly reader writes that rest and sleep renew nervous energy and credits Dr Miles Nervine with soothing irritability and aiding insomnia. The testimonial claims the product has no unique opiates and offers a money back guarantee through local druggists with Miles Medical Co references.
An advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm B B B cures aches skin eruptions sores and cancer signs by cleansing poisons and enriching blood. It promises free samples from Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga and sale by druggists at one dollar per large bottle. Paisley's Pharmacy New Castle Pa stocks it.
A Youngstown dispatch reports the O and P league will consist of six towns New Castle Sharon Erie Akron Canton and Youngstown. A Sunday meeting set the six town circuit with Charles Morton likely reelected president. About 50 people attended as plans to solidify the league progressed but Erie’s Interstate dispute and Canton’s status limited action.
Chester Goodwin seeks a meeting with Owen Moran at 124 pounds after claiming a draw with Abe Attell. Tommy Murphy’s leg injury delays a bout with Packey McFarland by six weeks, forcing crutch use for four weeks. Stanley Ketchell heads to California for a long bout with Mike Sullivan set for Colma on February 22. Billy Mellody retires for six months after losses to Sullivan and Mitchell, planning a comeback at 142 pounds to challenge Mantell.
A Harlem resident rushed from home after a tiring day to meet a friend at the Waldorf cafe within an hour. The caller sought company and conversation, asking what he would drink, revealing Jim as a bachelor in need of companionship.
A Life magazine excerpt notes hurry has shifted from a deadly burden to a commercial force. It now finances quick minds and faster living, influencing fashion and daily habits as people chase speed with justification, despite no deeper rationale.
The excerpt extols forgiveness as a powerful act that heals wounds and transforms pain. It compares forgiven hurt to a pearl born from a pierced shell, suggesting reconciliation grants emotional indemnity and moral elevation.
Boston reports say Bill Clark, former Toledo captain, seeks a minor league managing post and is pegged as Akron’s target amid internal club bickering over Walter East’s old duties. Clark, a ex big leaguer, would bring veteran expertise to Rubber City.
A new market wrinkle features a removable rim that allows a fully inflated tire to be carried. Reported to have great success and growing popularity among car owners across all sections.
An auto tried to take a wheel off a Highland street car Sunday afternoon as both vehicles approached town. The auto darted in front of the street car, tearing a fender and risking a fatal outcome. The motorman stopped in time, witnesses feared serious injury, but the incident wasn’t serious.
Article reports Kittanning lawyers interpreting the 1906 primary law to require voters in Armstrong county towns to elect county committee officers at the spring election of April 11 1908. If upheld, voters select the chairman and treasurer, with candidates filing by March 21 1908 and pursuing nominating ballots like other county offices.
Rev John Snape recently moved from First Baptist city to Tabernacle Baptist church Utica N Y was warmly welcomed last Friday in a recognition service. Mayor Thomas Wheeler presided with Rev Dana Bigelow and Colgate President Merrill delivering addresses. Snape begins his Utica pastorship amid strong support.
Iron and steel interests plan to move ore stored at lake ports to blast furnaces in Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio as furnaces resume operations. Crews in New Castle regain steady employment. lake shipments to Pittsburg district rebloom with lake season constrained by port clearance delays.
Thomas W. Falls and Company of New Castle may resume drilling on the Petersville town lot lease adjoining the McKinney property after a court dissolved an injunction. The court required a bond of 5000 in favor of Mrs Maggie McKinney, which was filed and approved, allowing the well drilling to continue.
Rev Charles D Fulton of Canonsburg arrived in the city and preached two sermons at the First United Presbyterian church. The congregation will hold revival services each evening this week with Fulton assisting Pastor Rev James M Ferguson. Special music featured. Monday evening soloist Margaret Henderson. Fulton’s topic tonight is The Method of Salvation.
Attorney Robert K. Aiken will address the Brotherhood of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church Tuesday evening. His topic will be The True Source of Law.
Reverend Andrew Magill pastor of the Second United Presbyterian church left Monday for Newark, C to spend the entire week aiding a brother minister in conducting special revival services.
In pastorless Grace Methodist Episcopal church the pulpit was filled Sunday by Thomas Francis of this city. Large congregations attended both morning and evening services and heard sermons noted as excellent.
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