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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
12
Advertises children’s scuff proof leather shoes with orthopedic lasts and five button box toe. Sizes 5 to 8 priced at $1.50 to $2.00. barefoot sandals in tan calf offered in multiple sizes from 4 to 22 with prices from $1.10 to $1.50.
French hand made night gowns feature sheer material low neck short sleeves embroidered yoke scalloped edges and gathered finishes priced originally 2.50 to 3.00 now 2.00. French hand made drawers in soft material with dainty designs leathered scallops and beaded joints priced similarly in sale.
The county jail and other buildings are praised for solid condition with a humorous sole recommendation a loose brick hole in the inner wall to stop rats. The report notes the brick would need removal and iron plating to allow entry before a rat could enter. Jurors commend painting and frescoing by Artist Bauman.
Pulaski residents frequent nearby towns with visits from John Amon Mitch Garrett and Robert McCann. The Garrett family reunion occurred at Thomas Garrett’s home with West Middlesex visitors. Charles Cooper plans to move to Pulaski to occupy the Mick house on Main Street. Helen Bird of Pittsburg summers with her mother Mrs G Bird in Pulaski. Charles Studebaker of Paulding on a world walking trip, age sixty four. Frank Moore and daughter Vira Moore of Manchester Indiana visit James McClenahan’s family. A nine lady Presbyterian class will take the fourth state exam in teacher training Wednesday. Prof Ed Smith of Los Angeles visits Pulaski before heading to New York City for a California delegation convention. He plans to return to spend most of the summer with his Pulaski parents.
In Warren Pennsylvania F H Taylor of Franklin and C B Crandall aide to ex congressman Sibley were tried on conspiracy charges. They allegedly attempted to sway spring 1910 primaries voters as Sibley faced N P Wheeler for the Republican nomination. Nearly 100 witnesses scheduled. jury seated. judge to rule on indictment.
Workmen repairing a culvert on East Moody avenue uncovered fourteen bottles of beer tucked under a plank. The find was made by a crew sent by Street Commissioner Judson Bart eau. No local resident could identify the beer’s owner, leaving the mystery unsolved.
Vice Chief Frank Connery and Councilmen E F Connelly and T W Dickson visited East Liverpool Ohio yesterday for an auto fire fighting apparatus demonstration and banquet hosted by local officials. Philadelphia report notes Pennsylvanias provost complained about dog access amid the women s crusade against vivisection.
A family testimonial from Philadelphia asserts Cuticura Remedies cleared a nephew’s eczema on the nose and finger in two weeks after two prior weeks of worsening blisters and scabs. The letter, dated January 4, 1911, credits Cuthura Ointment and Cuticura Remedies with preventing scarring.
Mrs A Vogel of Hoboken New Jersey describes relief from itching scalp and dandruff with Cuticura Soap and Ointment after about four months of use. She reports her hair grew thick and glossy and signs the claim dated November 1911. Cuticura products are advertised with free samples and a mail order offer. Tender-faced men are advised to shave with Cuticura Soap Shaving Stick.
An 85 year old veteran named Frank Bolia, once a prosperous Cooksville merchant, arrived in Pittsburgh penniless from Greensburg seeking aid for travel to Cooksville Illinois to end his days. He fears a life without home or family and asks for a quiet spot to die. local officers assisted and alerted charity groups.
Report describes preparations for the Republican national committee’s Thursday meeting to decide seating of Taft and Roosevelt delegates. It covers expected roll call, protests by new committeemen, possible court actions, and rules revision led by Brooker. Rosewater likely to be chairman. public hearings planned for contests Friday.
Officials and committee members privately resisted overturning returns as disputes over black voters roil Louisiana Virginia and Arkansas. McHarg claims blacks were barred from primaries and delegate participation while General Dick hints at possible manipulation by Roosevelt forces in southern precincts.
John Watson of Atlantic City fasted 46 days to lose weight and then ate a real meal. He weighed 114 pounds and felt fine after the diet but grew sick after the feast. Watson went to detective headquarters and asked to be sent to a hospital where he was admitted for treatment.
Mrs. Smith has kept a servant for three years who refuses higher offers. The girl washes, scrubs, neatens lace curtains, and even tidies bedding. The reason for her loyalty is Mrs. Smith's use of Easy Task laundry soap, which does half the work and makes the rest easier.
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