28 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1910
Page
1
The article discusses heavy snow across a broad U S region causing travel delays, with snow cover protecting winter wheat from extreme cold. As melting progresses the soil will absorb moisture aiding early and later crop development, suggesting a favorable 1940 harvest outlook. It adds notes on coin theft via gold-plated jewelry and reflects on virtue and cheerfulness as social strengths.
A reader from Indianapolis reports a 25 year struggle with sick headache resolved after using Castarets. The account claims steady relief since starting the remedy and urges others to try it, noting the personal benefit and endorsement.
Mrs. Bartle vanished from Seventh avenue home on January 11. Her husband, Thomas Bartle, reports she cashed 168.30 at a local bank and may have around 200 in cash. They ran a restaurant in the Sturgeon and Wallace building and have three young children. He fears for her safety and offers to sell his business. Local rumor suggests she may be visiting relatives in Ohio.
Peter A. DeVries, staying in New York, claims he has warned that Tol Dockefelier aims to drain a large border area near the Zuyder Zee. He says the project has been hindered by ridicule while officials press ahead with data from the plan.
A long list of poultry show owners compiled from the event records, naming owners and locations for various breeds including Barred Plymouth Rocks, Buff Plymouth Rocks, Wyandotte varieties, Leghorns, and minor breeds. Names span cities such as Hubbard Ohio, Evans City Pennsylvania, Youngstown Ohio, and Mercer Pennsylvania, with several entries from Volant, Warren, and Pittsburgh areas.
Mrs Pheble Shannon of Youngstown remains gravely ill after more than a week in a coma. Friends and relatives fear she may not recover as citizens here note her well known presence and visit her in the hospital.
A fragment from a historic page shows meat pricing and a short market note. It mentions corn fed hoof at 18 cents per pound and references other disjointed phrases, indicating a partial OCR of a local advertisement or grocery listing.
A sweeping portrait of New York City highlighting its vast growth, population projections, and cosmopolitan character. The piece notes nine or ten million inhabitants, a diverse linguistic landscape, and the city’s massive real estate values and transportation expansion. It also cites that one third of US exports pass through New York Harbor and a majority of imports arrive here.
In Folin Missouri the saloon victory prevailed after a long polling day. Wet votes flooded the polling places and crowds gathered at the polls all day. Billy Sunday spoke against saloons and the anti saloon effort drew a large show of support despite unexpected ends.
The Countess Ella Olsen Morico von Kijcher secured custody of her fourteen year old daughter after a court case against Mrs Camnes. Poverty has struck the van Bluchers, with the girl placed with Mrs Gant ines temporarily. The mother faced obstacles from Mrs Quinces when seeking the child. The German war era context is noted, with emphasis on the child’s welfare and social status.
In a historic Joplin election the wets amassed 3,910 votes against 3,619 for the wets emblem supporters and 6,648 total cast, numbers marking a notable turnout. Women wearing the wets emblem were among the workers for bids and votes.
The Vella Foundry and Machine Company plans to move its Lawrenceville plant to Mars in Butler County. A contract for removal has been reported, and the new facility will be larger, occupying about five acres along the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at the town’s edge. Head of the company, Mr. Velte, owns a nearby farm.
A dialogue reveals office hierarchy with a long time employee explaining his job as an assistant clerk who relays instructions up the chain. An ad promises Pazo Ointment cures piles in 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee. George W of Youngstown, once watched by a mob Tuesday, died yesterday.
The New Carla Y M C A basketball team expects a tough home game against Bilwood City High School this evening, a rivalry that promises a strong crowd. League reserves then face Sharan roomialz Tuesday at the New Castle Noor, with anticipation of a good game.
A young couple discuss practical budgeting for marriage. He suggests an income up to $2,000 and an allowance to spend weekly, while she agrees. They plan to live frugally by walking to work, bringing lunch, and saving money for cigars and niceties as a path to happiness.
Fragmentary notice mentions old fashioned pork sausage and a place on 20 East Street. The garbled text references a Philadelphia newspaper and midtown imagery, with unclear details about purchase or availability.
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