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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1912
Page
10
A domestic dialogue shows Little Eunice lamenting a pink frock faded by boiling water. Anty Drudge counsels against boiling, recommending washing with Fels-Naptha in cool water to set colors and extend fabric life, while saving time and money.
The ad argues Fels-Naptha is cheaper by saving time effort and fuel, and extending clothing life. It cleans in cool water without boiling and requires less rubbing, claiming whites stay bright and fresh. Follow the wrapper directions.
In Los Angeles on June 1, Job Harriman the late Socialist mayoral candidate faced accusations of providing alleged bribe money to George N. Lockwood, a McNamara juror. Bert H. Franklin testified for the state quoting Darrow and remarking if his name is mentioned, others will hear what he knows about Harriman.
Capt. Andrew J. Duncan 76 brother in law of the late President McKinley died at his Cleveland home at 3 P M after a two year illness. He had been bedridden five months. A general breakdown caused his death. Born January 25 1836 in Poland Mahoning County he was a native of Ohio.
Gardner plans a Sunday grounds display with full-day access for those unavailable during the week. Readers are urged to take Pittsburg Butler and Harmony cars 20 minutes after each hour to reach the site, with the listing noting North Pgh Realty Co and E O'Brien as agent at 22 East Williams Street.
Harrisburg delegates form a steering committee to draft platform bills and utilities and industrial accidents measures. They plan to have bills ready by September 10 and to seek pledges from legislative candidates on these bills while avoiding recall of judicial decisions.
Ten year old James Barclay, youngest son of Mrs Ann Barclay of Nash street, was pushed into a freight train near Salt Springs road in Niles Ohio. His leg was ground off near the hip and body rolled down an embankment. He survived long enough to be taken to Warren City hospital in precarious condition.
William Shutteorth and his wife living in Pittsburg found an abandoned baby on their porch. They had been married five years and childless, and believed the infant was an answer to their prayers.
A Kentucky woman describes two years of backache and female disorders. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports lasting relief, resumes daily work, and endorses sharing her experience for others. The ad invites readers with doubts to write to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice.
Rev R N Merrill pastor of the Seventh Ward Methodist congregation begins his sixth year after completing five years with the group. The congregation is building a new church and will adopt a plan combining Sunday school and preaching in one 1 hour 15 minute service from 2 45 to 4 with the opening exercises serving as the sermon.
Seventh and Eighth ward firemen responded rapidly Friday afternoon to a small fire at the New Castle Box company plant on Cedar street. The blaze started from locomotive sparks and was extinguished before any damage. The plant will employ more workers as South Mill street buildings, formerly used by Lawrence Lumber and the sanitary pottery, are fitted for use.
A six week membership contest begins between the Berean Sunday school class and the Twentieth Century class of the Third Christian church. The winner of the contest will receive a reward from the losing class.
At the Third Christian church on Sunday morning the pastor Rev. C. S. Cliffe will preach on the subject A Little Cake First for the Lord and in the evening his sermon theme will be Good Soldiers of Christ. Other services of the day will be held as usual.
Regular Sunday services will be held at the Seventh Ward Presbyterian church with Rev. David C. Whitmarsh preaching at both morning and evening services.
Harry Patterson returns from Wellsville. Miss Helen Walters seriously ill. Roy Miller family and friends visit McConnell's Mills. Mrs. Smith of Lafayette street regains health. Dr. Jesse Brown back from Beaver Centre. D J Rouse called to Shade Gap for ill father. Whittacre family moves to Kent. Ringer transfers to daylight shift on B&O. Bierly family to Youngstown visit. Emmeline Elliott and Jessie Simpson share quarters with Mrs. Holliday. Counsil visitors to Pinkerton home. Face bricks arrive for new Methodist church. rapid erection progress. Dr F F Urey and wife return to Liberty street after postgrad study in NYC.
In Strand Magazine an analysis names six richest men John D Rockefeller Pierpont Morgan Astor Lord Strathcona Andrew Carnegie and Lord Rothschild Their combined wealth reached five thousand million dollars The piece speculates what they could achieve by uniting including funding wars building a dominant fleet and buying up UK assets and Scotland if they aligned their interests
Washington reports 80 Democratic and 22 Republican national convention delegates. Republicans claim Taft or Roosevelt support with contested margins. Democrats show Clark Wilson Burke Underwood Harmon Marshall Foss Baldwin as outcomes under contest or instruction.
Tax collectors under the new dog law must issue yearly collars with raised tag inscriptions. County commissioners fund the tags from dog taxes and owners receive them upon payment. Violations bring penalties for both owners and officers. any householder seen with dogs is deemed the owner liable for the tax.
Dennis Dunnagan has a broken ground for a handsome seven room residence to be built on Leasure Avenue. It will be a brick structure and is located on the second lot west of the intersection of Leasure Avenue and Carlisle Street. Mr Dunnagan is at present a resident of West New Castle.
We thank friends and neighbors who assisted us after the death of our husband and father and for the beautiful floral offering. Mrs. Margaret Forsyth and children.
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