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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
5
An advertisement touts Uric-O as the internal remedy to neutralize uric acid and rheumatic acids, claim swift relief for heart pain and various forms of rheumatism, with a 75 cent to 1 dollar price and trial bottle offer. The Smith Drug Co. of Syracuse promotes it, with local sale by Paisley’s Pharmacy in New Castle.
Miss Beatrice Reese is on the sick list. John Bergen has recovered from illness. Next Sunday is Children’s Day at Grace M E church. Ed Davis cannot leave home. Maurice Fisher has returned from visiting friends. Kline Braden back from Pittsburg. Mary Harvard returned from Pittsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pearsons spent a short stay in Youngstown. Mrs. Walters will visit relatives in Transfer. Mrs. James O’Donnell returned from Youngstown. Katharine Reese returned from Pittsburg. Kenneth Grady recovering from pneumonia. Edward King and wife back from wedding trip to Detroit and Cleveland. John and Edna Lee’s children back after two weeks with grandparents in Neshannock. Thomas brothers from Wales visiting. will spend summer with sister Mrs. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Reese M Evans of Martins Ferry visiting. Evans a Martins Ferry grocer. Anna Howells, bride, daughter of Noah Howells, a grocer, is also a musician of merit.
J E Watson a New Castle division dispatcher for Baltimore and Ohio has been offered a better post than his Erleby H Dunkle general manager role. He will consider the move and be stationed at Meadville while Frank Leroy resigns to run Veach store in Oil City. Harper Montgomery will replace him locally.
Petitions circulate to open East Lutton Street from Cunningham Avenue to Pittsburg Street. Property owners support the project, arguing cheaper now before development and promising direct access to Fifth Ward from Pittsburg Street, reducing detours via Arlington or Taylor streets.
Mayor M. Louis Hainer orders arrests for all speeders in New Castle after a rise in serious accidents from fast autos. Police have previously made only one arrest under the ordinance, by Officer MecKissick who stopped a speeding chauffeur at the West Washington street bridge.
Judge Porter ruled on the Angeline Saviers will dispute and refused a motion to amend by filing a copy of the will. Proceedings go to the register of wills to probate a copy without prejudice to either party amid questions about a lost first will and a second will altering property distribution.
A New Orleans newspaper notes Charles Zerr, once of Quest Street, owns a four legged Plymouth Rock chicken shown in a southern city store window. The bird has two extra legs near the tail but otherwise appears healthy. Separate ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for 35 cents.
An expert hair dresser provides a recipe for a tonic mixing Bay Rum Castor Oil Salt Quinol with soft water to make one pint. It claims persistent use will renew hair roots remove dandruff and yield a healthy scalp and soft hair in a few days.
William Thompson of New Wilmington was appointed foreman of the grand jury on Monday afternoon. Three jurors were excused: W. B. Dean of the First ward John M. Hinkston of the Third ward and Robert W. Marquis of New Wilmington.
John Davis aged 14, son of Mrs. Sarah Lundberg of South Jefferson Street, was hit by an automobile on Jefferson Street as he rode the rear of a wagon. He jumped off near his home, suffered a broken leg, and was treated by Dr. E. P. Norris after the fracture was reset. The driver, Bryson, is not believed to be at fault as the car was moving at a moderate speed and could not stop in time.
Mrs Joseph S. White of Wilmington avenue is recovering after a sudden slight paralytic stroke last Wednesday. She has been married 65 years and is part of a large family. The late Mrs R W Clendenin was a sister.
Mrs A C Taintor of Colchester Conn says a free sample bottle of Bloodine restored her energy. The Bloodine Co Boston Mass claims the tonic cures sick kidneys and offers a sample by shipping 1 cent. Sold by McKee's drug store.
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