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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1913

Page

5

Rural Carriers To Report Fires

The May Postal Guide announces an order requiring rural carriers to report forest fires detected on their routes to the proper authorities. Carriers notify the nearest forest officer or a responsible citizen if none is available, with foresters and postmasters sharing contractor details for rapid contact. The program expands across many states and regions, coordinating with federal and state forest services to enhance fire protection.

Post Office Department Secreary of Agriculture National Forest Rangers Secretary of Agriculture Florida Alabama Arkansas South Dakota Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Arizona Utah Montana Idaho Washington Oregon California New England New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia Tennessee Kentucky Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota

Make the Organs Play Their Part

A Chicago Tribune doctor explains during grammar years the heart lungs and liver grow rapidly while muscles lag. He warns spinal curvature risks from weakness and urges regular exercise to straighten the back and raise height and overall stature.

Chicago Tribune

Named in Society's Most Interesting Divorce Suit

New York June 3 Friends of Mrs J Temple Gwathmey a popular matron of New York society expect her to be exonerated in a divorce suit brought by Mrs Abigail Hancock Bishop against James Cunningham Bishop a wealthy banker Mrs Bishop names Mrs Gwathmey as co respondent Bishop admitted a close mutual friendship with Mrs Gwathmey on the stand but denied the allegations.

New York J. Temple Gwathmey Abigail Hancock Bishop James Cunningham Bishop

Grove City festival marks commencement week events

Grove City Pennsylvania outlines a six day festival aligned with commencement week at Grove City College. Events include open services June 8, Ivy Day daisy chain and maypole, a Midsummer Night's Dream outdoor show, Lincoln Street Bridge dedication with remarks by Mayor Magee, class day speeches, president’s reception, and June 12 commencement with ball games, aeroplane flights and the junior oratorical contest as the second largest class in college history graduates.

Grove City Grove City College Lincoln Street William A. Magee Pittsburg

Boy of Five Proves a Hero in Rescue at Mill Race

Richard Carlson aged five in Warren becomes a local hero after saving Gladys Stoner two months younger from drowning at a mill race. He pulled her from the water after she slipped from a dock and fell toward a flatboat, then hauled himself ashore. Friends plan to bring the case to the Carnegie Hero Commission.

Warren Richard Carlson Augustus Carlson Gladys Stoner Carnegie Hero Commission

Veterans' Camp Inspected at Gettysburg for 50th Battle Anniversary

Assistant Secretary of War Breckenridge Maj. Gen. Witherspoon Lieut. Col. Bainerd Maj. J. E. Normoyle and Lieut. Col. Lewis Beitler completed inspection of the Gettysburg camp being built to house 40 000 veterans for the July fiftieth anniversary celebration. Normoyle will oversee the camp with a planned formal opening on June 29.

Gettysburg Breckenridge Gen. Witherspoon Bainerd J. E. Normoyle Lewis E. Beitler Maj Normoyle

Commission Bill Will Pass Tonight in Harrisburg

The Clark commission form bill for third class cities in Pennsylvania is up for final action in the House of Representatives tonight. Mon. W. D. Walton of Lawrence county returns to Harrisburg and says passage is almost certain with a large majority. It is believed the governor will sign and the bill may reach him by week’s end.

Clark Commission Pennsylvania House of Representatives W. D. Walton Lawrence County Harrisburg

Clover News Social Updates From Clover

John Johnson builds a new barn. Mrs. Hutchison improves slowly. Ream Love visited New Castle last week. Mrs. Ida Shaw called in the neighborhood. Miss Grace Love visits her parents for the weekend. Mrs. MecQuiston ill with quinsey. Miss Doga Green attended the ice cream supper at New Wilmington. Mrs. Cowden of Youngstown visits B. H. Kegarise. Ralph Kegarise reports a fine junior senior banquet at Hotel McCreary. Peaberthy family attends New Wilmington high school commencement.

Ream Love New Castle Ida Shaw Grace Love W. B. ‘MecQuiston Doga Green New Wilmington Anna Cowden Youngstown B. H. Kegarise Ralph Kegarise Hotel

Doctor Dies From Wound Infection After Needle Prick

Dr Hugh Baker died of blood poisoning four weeks after a needle hidden in a dirty bandage pricked his thumb while dressing a patient. A Penn graduate of 1901 born in Dover Delaware in 1866 he was a prominent county doctor and his widow is Nellie Parker of Wilmington. Burial will take place in Wilmington.

Connellsville Hugh Baker Doctor Baker Coke University of Pennsylvania Dover Del Wilmington Nellie Parker

Your Name and a Promise At People's Store Ad

An old advertisement promises liberal credit to customers at the People’s Store located on West Washington street. The clipped note appears as a simple retail promo from a historic paper.

Ne People’s Store West Washington Street

United Doctors’ Modern Methods Proven Superior In Health Distress

Mrs. Ellnor B. Sanford of New Castle reports rapid improvement after May 17 treatment at the United Doctors’ Institute on East Washington Street. The clinic claims to treat chronic nerve, heart, kidney, skin, spine, and various other ailments including paralysis, rheumatism, epilepsy, asthma, goitre, indigestion, and female and male health issues.

United Doctors

Seventh Ward M B Church Trustees Meet This Evening

Trustees of the Seventh Ward M B Church will meet at 8 PM in the church. Ladies Aid requests all sewing-debtors to settle accounts at once. Mrs J M Kellys section to serve soup dinner Wednesday at noon. pies needed. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Baptism next Sunday morning. Rev Dr S M Gordon to deliver Fathers Day sermon. Woman's Home Missionary Society meets Thursday at 2:30 PM at Mrs George Cramers home West Clayton Street.

Ladies’ Aid Society J. M. Kelly S. M. Gordon Woman's Home Missionary Society George Cramer West Clayton Street

Mahoningtown Church Sets Evening Session and Events

The Mahoningtown Presbyterian monthly session meets this evening in the church at p.m. Prayer meeting is Wednesday evening. The Men’s Brotherhood and Knights of King Arthur skip this week due to the county Sunday school convention. A strawberry and ice cream festival on the church lawn is planned for June 17 to support a financial goal. Willing Workers meet Wednesday after prayer. Opportunity Circle gathers at Mrs. Mary Artherholt’s Cherry Street home Friday at 2 30 p.m.

Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church Church At & P.m Men's Brotherhood Knights of King Arthur Church Lawn Opportunity Circle Mary Artherholt Cherry Street

Highland Woman Hosts Union Meeting For C W B M

Mrs. Thomas Phillips of Highland avenue will entertain the union meeting of the C W B M at her home on Wednesday afternoon. The regular meeting will be Thursday with Mrs. Harris on Cedar street. Prayer meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening.

Thomas Phillips Highland Avenue Harris Cedar Street

Miss Elizabeth Newell Hosts Liberty Street Club

Miss Elizabeth Newell of Liberty street entertained the Literary and Music club at her home last Friday evening. A program was given and refreshments were served. A delightful evening was spent.

Elizabeth Newell Liberty Street

Orpheus Club Holds Mahoning Church Meeting

The Orpheus club of Mahoning town M. E. church met at the home of the Misses Kelly on Wabash avenue Saturday evening to settle the accounts of the recent playlet presented by the group.

Orpheus Club of Mahoningtown M. E. Church Kelly Wabash Avenue

Colorado Vacation at Low Rates Debunked

A Burlington Railroad travel folder highlights affordable Colorado getaways with eight dollar weekly ranch house rates and wholesome boarding options. It promises hotel alternatives, full listings of hotels and boarding houses with addresses and elevations, plus tips on trains and rail fares to a charming American region.

Colorado Wonder State Burlington Burlington Railroad Ree America

New Dress Cottons in Dolly Varden and Jolly Printings

New cotton goods arrive for summer frocks in Jolly and Dolly Varden prints. The designs revive an 1870s floral revival with vivid colors and small floral effects. Name Jouly ties to a Louis XV era origin. Several fabrics and prices are offered, with several newcomers at surprisingly low prices.

Jolly Dolly Varden Louis XV Jouly

Dolly Varden and Jolly Voiles At 25c

Double sold fine quality cotton voiles in white and tinted grounds with Dolly Varden Jolly and Dresden prints. Delicate colorings appeal to the eye and the price is far lower than expected for this width and quality.

Jolly Dresden

Textiles on Sale: Shadow Brocade Voiles and More

New fabrics include Shadow Brocade Voiles at 18 cents a yard, Jolly prints noted as attractive for summer dresses. Also offered are Printed Batistes at 12 and 12 1/2 cents, featuring forget-me-nots and roses, plus White Crinkled Crepe at 15 cents for general wear.

Handkerchief Linen Special Listed At 124c A Yard

A special purchase offers handkerchief linen at 124c per yard. The seller promises not to be able to match this price elsewhere and advertises a wide range of designs including stripes jacquard prints and florals with borders.

French Linens and Fabrics Offerings At Discount Prices

Listing of linen fabrics with varied widths and uses. French Linens at 50 cents a yard, light weight fine thread and 40 inch French Crash-all pure linen at 75 cents, 46 inch white ramie linen fabric priced at 75 cents per yard.

Tica

Pure Linen Suits and Dresses At Attractive $5 75 Price

Displayed this week in the garment section is a rack of pure linen coat suits coats and dresses in misses and women sizes for spring 1913. The group offers ramie linen French linen and linen crash fabrics in white and colors with smart collars and Balkan style details. A cadet blue and white combination dress features a Balkan blouse effect with a white skirt and blue blouse.

Tailored mid-summer suits offered at 14 dollars

Special priced group features silk lined coats with fine tailoring and quality materials. Serges Bedford Cards and Whipcards white suits in tans navies and other colors. Season values up to 20 dollars but available for 14 dollars for travel and general wear.

Copenhagen

Fashionable Ratine Skirts and Hats Merchandise

Ad copy lists Genuine Ratine Skirts at 2.50 with other ratine options from 2.75 to 7.75 and linen skirts 2.25 to 7.50 plus P K skirts 0.95 to 5.00. A big shipment of hats for 0.50 with seven boys styles and straw hats for 0.25 to 1.75. Rah-rah hats offered in khaki white natural and light blue linen with color bands 0.60.

Porch Shade Advertising Listing and Prices

An ad promotes Aerolux porch shades with a no whip attachment for wind resistance and durability. It lists Bungalow Screens 4x6.8 at $1.80 Veranda Shades 4x7.6 at $2.59 and larger sizes up to $5.75, on the second floor.

Aerolux

Suit Cases and Traveling Bags Sale Ad

Affordable luggage options including Children’s Fibre Suit Cases Tic priced at 1.00 and 1.50. Matting style with leatherpin bindings and brass lock 1.06. Solid leather cases 5.50 to 8.50. Boston Bags in New England style with anti-pickpocket strap 4.50 to 5.00. Hera solid leather 4.50 or 5.00. Women’s Matting Hand Bags 50 cents and more.

Boston New England Hera

New Trunks In All Sizes With Steamer Trunks

Advertises intrunks in sizes from 34 to 42 inches with well made trunks of quality materials and first class hardware. Prices start at five dollars and rise in easy steps to twenty one dollars.

All Tin Ice Cream Freezers Offer Wide Range

Advertisement notes tin ice cream freezers in sizes from 55 cents to $1.25 with a 2 quart size popular at 25 cents. Also mentions 50 pieces and 50 styles of fine printed lawns on sale at basement location, 40 inches wide, at 10 cents a yard.

Percale yardage offered in new designs at 7c

A 36 inch percale in fashionable new designs is offered at 7 cents a yard. The fabric claims high quality for the price and positions itself as a very good value compared with the regular price.

Basement sale offers varied fabrics at deep cuts

A Basement salesroom features a silk finished White Persian Lawn at 12 cents a yard and white dresses and waists in demand. Also available are Madras Shirtings narrow white cords and light Shirting Prints. prices drop from 16 1/4 to 1-2 cents per yard with basement markdowns.

Local notes and social mentions span Pittsburg visits to Newell avenue

A roundup of neighborhood items shows Brown and Hamilton’s event raising 135 dollars with 95 dollars net for a church window. Residents move houses, visit relatives in Cleveland and Washington, and attend Bible study in Wabash avenue. A chess analogy aside, the piece notes Princeton University’s 1896 renaming on its 150th anniversary.

Princeton University College New Jersey

Chess And The Game Of Life

An Indian philosopher describes chess as a representative contest and bloodless combat. He views it as an image of actual military operation and a reflection of the ongoing struggle of every person from birth to death.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Postmaster General Parker Geo. S. Parker Clutton N. B Marceau Town and College Veterans’ Camp Clover News John Johnson E. C. Hutchison Castle Ledy Seventh Ward M. B. Church Presbyterian Church Christian Church Prindiville Smithfield St Pittburzh Pa Grant Dolly Varden and Jolly Voiles Ratine Percales George Sager Sheehy Block John Gilmore Cleland Mill Road J. E. Coulter Lafayette Street Margaret Leslie Marie Fowler W. M. Carothers W. O. Whitmarsh Newell Avenue International Bible Students Elizabeth Whitmarsh Claire Kelly J. M., Kelly Joseph Kelly Earth The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co E.m.standley Gen Agt Beaver
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