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Published Every Evening Except Bun ay, Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Alley. TELEPHONES: Editorial rooms Bell 22 Citizens 22 Business office Bell 176 Citizens 66 SUBSCRIPTIONS: Daily 10c a week $5.00 a year Weekly $1.00 a year Daily by mail $3.00 a year On sale at all leading news stands. Correspondence on matters of public interest solicited from all parts of the county ordered at New Castle Pa as Second Class Matter Sole Foreign Advertising Representative 8 G Lindenstein Inc 118 E 28th St New York City All checks money orders drafts communications etc should be addressed to THE NEWS COMPANY New Castle Pa and not to any individual.
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8. G. Lindenstein, Inc
28Th St
New York City
New Castle
Temperance Brotherhood
Sisterhood
Imported China on sale at deep discounts
On sale Wednesday morning a large lot of imported decorated China offered at about half regular prices. Pieces include 15c 20c Bread and Butter Plates 10c each 25c decorated Dinner Plates 25c Salad Bowls 25c Cup and Saucer sets with 25c values. Limited quantities but wide variety in styles.
William J Uber Emerges as Public Figure Amid Local Praises
The piece extols William J. Uber as an exemplary, diligent young man pursued by public interest. It traces his Michigan and Grove City education, legal ambitions, and shift to an attorney career, noting his athleticism and prominent role at New Castle Country Club.
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William J. Uber
William J
Bat
Michigan
Uber
Grove City
Mr. Uber
Ann Arbor
Institution of Learning
Yost
Hills
Pennsylvania
New Castle Country Club
Meat taint found aboard cruiser Prairie to Cuba
Philadelphia inspectors uncovered 26000 pounds of embalmed beef aboard the United States cruiser Prairie headed for Cuba to quell the revolution. Navy special inspectors labeled the meat filthy and diseased, highlighting concerns about meat inspection standards.
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Nelson
Department of Agricultural
Philadelphia
United States
Prairie
Cuba
Navy Department
Naval
George P. McCabe
Wiley
Agricultural Department
Lorimer’s decision to stay leads to Senate vote record
The senator’s refusal to resign prompts a full Senate vote on his retention. About forty senators are expected to back Lorimer, meaning they must publicly cast their votes. Supporters defend him, while opponents gain leverage for the next elections as they face the voters.
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Lorimer
Senate
New Castle Girl Quizzed About Farm Facts
A New Castle girl spent Sunday with farmer Jim Wilson between Pulaski and New Wilmington. His tour of the place exposed her limited rural knowledge when she asked which cow produced the butter milk. He pointed to a nearby nanny goat saying she was the butter milker.
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New Castle
Jim Wilson
Pulaski
New Wilmington
Jim
Farmer Jim
Street Fakir’s Demand for Pop Sparks Harsh Lecture
A Mercer Street fakir, short of a drink, gave a boy a dime to fetch a bottle of white pop. After 15 minutes, with no bottle or boy returning, he rebuked the crowd on honesty and warned of a penitentiary term for the lad before twenty one.
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Mercer Street
Constable Dindinger Endorses The News In Daily Life
Constable Jacob Dindinger of Wam j attends court Benteraay and has been a subscriber since The News began. He started with the weekly and soon switched to the daily, saying reading The News is as essential as meals in his daily routine.
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Jacob Dindinger
Wamj
Court
Benteraay
Conable Dindinger
Street Commissioner Barteaux Sees Change In Appearance
Street Commissioner J. K. Barteaux appears in public without a disguise and is recognized by few, as observers note a youthful look and a missing mustache. The sighting suggests a notable transformation in his appearance during recent street duties.
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J. K. Barteaux
Jud
The Choofer Song By Deacon Dobson
A humorous verse extols the choofer who toots a horn for pay while other workers labor at forge, loom, farm, wall, and loom. The speaker notes the choofer’s life is to toot and ride, harming others, and claims his job is the heart of the sphere.
Hints and Dints At Last
A late 19th or early 20th century column mixes light humor and social observations. It notes housecleaning done at last, mentions local roads talk, rising meat prices, snide quips about manners and fashion, and small town anecdotes including a deputy sheriff appointee and a large family church outing.
Astrological Advice on Frivolous Temptations and Childbirth
The excerpt urges restraint in indulgence and consideration for relatives while sharing views. It notes a newborn will be brilliant and quick to quarrel, learning rapidly, and emphasizes early training to guide them toward good rather than evil.
Drinking fountain drive faces city budget battle in New Castle
Letters to The News urge New Castle to fund and erect a WCTU fountain at Mercer and North streets after its arrival. Citizens questions money shortages and blame, noting past supports and the mayor’s promise to proceed. The piece defends the project as a public health measure and a moral trust.
A Good Butcher in New Castle
A local butcher in New Castle earns praise for spotless clothes and clean meat. His wife uses Easy Task soap, keeping his aprons and linen white and suggesting high standards in the shop.
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New Castle
June Display Undermuslins At Local Shop
The June display of Summer Undermuslins showcases corset covers drawers combinations princess slips skirts and gowns. Garments are carefully made with close fitting figure lines and tasteful trim, inviting closer inspection to appreciate their worth.
Washable neckwear and summer wear for men and boys
June goods arrive with washable neckwear, undergarments, and shirts with soft collars. See coated styles in neckwear, pongee shirts, khaki trousers, and union suits from 25c and up. Boys tub suits and knickerbockers offered in multiple styles and prices for daily wear and dress.
New Castle Pigeons See 100 Mile Fly Returns
Pigeons owned by New Castle Homing Pigeon Club members flew about 100 miles from Millersburg to New Castle in two hours. Charles Cartwright’s birds won, J H Brown second, and James Cook third. A 200 mile event is planned for next Saturday, with birds shipped to Urbana for liberation.
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New Castle
New Castle Club
Urbana
Black Hand Member Arrested in East Youngstown
Antonio Maropina, alleged Black Hand member, was arrested by East Youngstown police for discharging a revolver in the village and is held on a suspicion charge.
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Antonio Maropina
East Youngstown
Black Hand Society
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