New Castle News Masthead Details and Rates
The New Castle News announces ownership by The News Company with officers including President Vice President Joe Treadwell and Editor W Gallant. It lists city edits Peewee and a broad county readership, subscription prices 10 cents weekly and 5 dollars yearly, plus mail rates of 3 dollars yearly. It notes offices at Sycamore Street and Apple Way and press services from International News Service.
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Pres
Joe Treadwell
Treas
W. Gallant
Peewee
Nowling Sealer Faces Pay Fight Over Clark Law
Long-running dispute in New Castle Pennsylvania pits K Nowling the city sealer of weights and measures against the city council over salary funding under the Clark law. The court denied his claim but he remains on the job awaiting possible Supreme Court review.
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K. Nowling
Tyler
W. K. Nowling
Nowling
Mr. Nowling
Smith
Albany
Buffalo
New Castle
Supreme Court
Roving suffragists blamed for targeting Prince Henry threat
A contentious editorial argues suffragettes would abandon riots if shown care for a child. It mocks militants as upper middle class and urges assigning babies to their leadership hubs to curb violence, while noting the prince is fourteen and must be protected.
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Prince Henry
London
King George
Asquith
Women’s Political and Social Union
Wild Women’s League
The London Suffrage Debate and Police in England
A column argues that English women seek the ballot and recounts how political frustration leads to public upheaval. It suggests police presence as a solution or distraction and notes the tension between reform and public order with references to suffragette actions and gendered expectations.
Roosters Targeted in Ohio Edict Sparks Studio on Eggs
A humorous and satirical note claims Ohio lawmakers issued an order to kill all roosters in the state to spare eggs from crowing. The piece mocks legislative motives and imagines quiet mornings without rooster contests between named families.
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Ohio
St. Bartholomew
Buckeye State
Smith
Paving Measures Passed by City Council
City council approved ordinances to pave North Jefferson Street from Wallace to Boyles and Wilmington Avenue from Park to Winter Avenue with Mayor Tyler opposing. Wilmington Avenue will be paved halfway to the city line with plans to finish next year. Residents seek an arc light on Blaine Street area. Wallace renews damages claim over North Mercer Street fill at $500. Fallis complains West Washington street water floods his cellars. Traffic law amendments and show licenses discussed with no action. A $2 000 city playgrounds appropriation moves forward to printing. Informal talk on a city depository for funds.
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Jefferson Street
Wallace
Boyles Avenue
Wilmington Avenue
Park
Winter Avenue
Tyler
Blaine Street
Leasure
Sheridan Avenues
W. D. Wallace
North Mercer Street
J. N. Fallis
Washington Street
Whooping Cough Most Prevalent in City Last Month
Whooping cough led disease cases in May per city health reports. Diphtheria five, scarlet fever four, typhoid two, tuberculosis six, measles four, chickenpox four, whooping cough eleven, pneumonia five, erysipelas one, mumps one. Nuisance abatements totaled one dollar. inspections totaled four hundred fifty. houses carded fourteen. fumigated nine. city
Do You Get Me and Other Curious Verse Snippets
A collection of witty clippings and satirical lines. The piece riffs on overused phrases politics and social trends with sharp humor. It interleaves quips about public figures and everyday foibles, skewering commentary and press fodder alike.
Water Analysis And Microbiological Tests Summary
Water analysis includes 26 samples, with 11 water samples analyzed. Sputum analysis accounts for 8 samples, throat cultures total 16, and widal examinations total 2.
Relief from Dyspepsia and Blood Health
The text argues indigestion stems from thin blood and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as the quickest way to restore digestive efficiency by building red blood. It claims hunger returns as digestion improves and offers a free diet book from a druggist on request.
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Dr. Williams
Inya Dragiste
Sail de Ecy
Rugeis
R. Williams
Will of W. B. Ricker Divides 50 000 Estate With Narrow Provisions
Branchville New Jersey reports the will of W B Ricker leaving a 50 000 estate to friends and relatives but omitting his wife and giving his two sons 25 cents each. In St Louis William Boslanger 11 defeats 35 rivals in a spelling contest spelling 1400 words correctly. In Scranton Pa a best man offers to marry the bride Bertha Aigon after the groom Charles Sewatch is late. In Cincinnati a swarm of bees drives a trolley car crew and passengers to flight.
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Branchville
N. J
W. B. Ricker
ST. Louis
William Boslanger
Scranton
Charles Sewatch
Andre Henscheick
Bertha Aigon
Cincinnati
Famous French remedy promises dark hair without dye
A French hair treatment claims to give a natural dark shade without dye or lead. It advertises a seven ounce bottle or an extra large bottle for 50 cents at The Clutton Drug Co, and it says dandruff is banished in a week and sealpitch stops overnight.
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LeMay
Ocean News Steamers Sail and Arrive Report
Ocean news from New York lists steamers sailing today including St Louis to Southampton and Madonna to Marseilles. The Aquitania Adriatic and Pretoria are due to arrive today from Liverpool and Hamburg respectively.
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New York
St. Louis
Southampton
Madonna
Marseilles
Aquitania
Liverpool
Adriatic
Pretoria
Hamburg
McCormick Files Campaign Expense As Governor Candidate
Vance C. McCormick, Democratic candidate for governor in Harrisburg, filed his expense account reporting $33,274.73 in expenditures. He received a $400 contribution from his sister to support his campaign.
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Harrisburg
Vance C. McCormick
Todir
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