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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
2
Daily and weekly subscription rates listed for The News Company New Castle Pennsylvania, includes daily mail option at three dollars yearly, and invites public interest correspondence and mailed payments to the company address.
An aerial race from New York to Chicago captures public imagination. Proponents cite a 96 mile leg Nyc Albany and a 36 hour telep with seven stops as feasible. The piece urges careful planning, fuel supply, safe stopping points, and pilots familiar with terrain for a 50 mile or longer test flight to showcase aeroplane builders and navigator skill.
Death notices for CG Cowden and J C Cowden of near Kewpei aged 78 with funeral plans. Also notices for Nathah Hank Shenani township and Sarah Mullen two year old death, and John W Barria killed at Chewlon with funeral details. Burial information and family survivors listed.
Class day exercises by the class of 1910 at New Casby High School featured a chapel program with piano and violin solos, duos, and a class donor gift. Howard Smith presided as students and families enjoyed humorous prophecies and gifts reflecting class humor and titles.
Friday, June 3, 1910, offers ready-to-wear trimmed hats grouped on a millinery table. Hats worth 8.00 to 4.00 are reduced to 1.95. other styles include costume data and street hats with draped sailors. Boys and children’s trimmed hats priced about 0.50 to 1.00.
A mosaic of quotes and jokes spans politics, weather, romance, and public life. The piece notes Teddy Roosevelt critiques, calls for work over wealth, mocks a German prince attack, and foresees fruitless courtships of power while musing on voter turnout and upcoming elections.
Citizens of Wayne township filed a petition in court this morning seeking to set aside the recent road tax election for not being properly advertised. They argue the same issue appeared in petitions from other townships where elections were voided and urge a return to the old work program. The dispute centers on a shift to a cash employment system and state aid considerations.
United Press reports in Boston that Col Roosevelt faces sharp opposition amid a flood of cartoons. Public reaction centers on portrayals of the farmer president, with publishers and officials debating the impact on public sentiment.
Elegant coat suits in cotton linen and crash weave fabrics promise cool comfort and smart looks for summer. Prices range from 5.75 to 9.50 with options in white linen, Ramie cloth, and heavy linen crash featuring semi fitted jackets and pleated skirts.
The board of directors will not place the New cystie Free Public library in a private dwelling. A room in a downtown business block is favored, possibly on the second floor, with a final site to be chosen from five central locations in the near future. The state librarian opposed private houses for several reasons and influenced the decision.
A local newspaper criticizes a readers contest offering a piano prize to boost circulation. The piece recounts disputes, lawsuits, and harassed editors as participants accuse each other of improprieties and chromatic schemes. The article notes subscribers often lack interest in newspapers, preferring cheaper tobacco or other amusements.
Mayor Lusk and Chief Gilmore led Scott Wptntyre to the Adlerhony counts work house after a morning arrest for drunkenness. He faces a term of months in custody while the city considers the term and possible release. Two furnished rooms near the city are advertised for summer accommodation under the X X News airline.
An article extols a single scientific method to fatten lean people, boosting strength and vitality. It claims flesh forming foods rapidly assimilate, support organs, and fill out the body, praising a popular medicine advertised by a pharmacist and urging readers to send for a mailed remedy.
A brief political notice urges voters to cast ballots for T. L. Kennedy in the congressional race tomorrow. The notice emphasizes Kennedy as the first name on the ballot.
An auto wear top coat made of khaki cloth with a collar cuffs and pockets trimmed in leatherette elastic band concealed in sleeve cuff. Priced at 7 dollars 75 cents.
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