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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
4
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European summer heat increased sickness and after the heat subsided many developed gastro intestinal disturbances and skin conditions of digestive origin. De Fleury links the effects to fluid diversion from the kidneys, low blood pressure, and reduced iron elimination, noting fruit and dairy free diets fared better.
Delegates gather at Hazel Dell for the 74th annual convention of Sunday schools in Lawrence County New Castle churches report a revival's impact with enduring converts and renewed church life though some backslide yet a strong core remains. The movement is described as the church’s training ground and workshop shaping Christian work and progress. The convention aims to surpass prior years with plans for the coming year.
Readable note invites viewing Gardner on the Harmony line for fresh air and city life choice. Offers 60 by 80 foot lots from 50 dollars, 19 minute ride, Neigh Realty Co and agent E J Brien at 22 East Washington Street.
In Kansas City a man, Charles Banard, spoke to 200 women at a YMCA about housekeeping efficiency. Banard, superintendent at Darien Connecticut, argued modern methods can turn housework from drudgery into pleasure by conserving energy, reducing steps, and creating peaceful work spaces for both mistresses and servants.
A local tobacco dealer accuses the tobacco trust of manipulating prices by raising costs then reducing package sizes while keeping prices constant. He says some packs have half as much tobacco as before and cigar tobacco quality has declined.
In Uniontown Pennsylvania Henry Gillin faced assault and battery charges after a dispute with his wife over how many children they had. The wife claimed 14 while Gillin asserted 16. He was acquitted after the arraignment before Judge J Q Van Swearingen.
A collage of anecdotes contrasts Cleon the millionaire with a frugal speaker who faces domestic strife. The verses sketch Cleon’s luxuries and troubles, then shift to satire about social mores, gossip, and public life including politicians and a fortune teller arrest in Pittsburg.
A Philadelphia style miscellany quotes Binkley on selling a touring car and boot patching, critiques on manners and voting, school play days, a tomato bar, naturalization remarks, self serving politicians, cheerful givers, a bridegroom’s misfortune, bottle-gathering as a business, the fool who never changes, and the lure of a successful liar.
The excerpt notes people born today will have fine sensibilities and high intelligence but lack judgment. It predicts they will succeed but under others' direction and warns that fear or annoyance from less discerning people may arise, urging focus on more important matters.
Deacon Dobson recalls a days long ago when he and six boys planted corn from dawn to dusk. They tilled a slanted field, dust flying as the hoes sang, pausing only for water and ham and eggs at noon. By 6 pm every hill was in, his long handled hoe worn smooth, marking a forty acre record.
A verse song by D R Jenkins with Tune Watch on Rhine urges Americans to combat selfishness and unite for truth, justice, and communal welfare. It warns of internal danger while praising faith, liberty, and shared duties under God. New Castle Pennsylvania appears as a location.
A congressman recalls a constituent who, without invitation, sat at his desk, smoked the senator’s cigars, and pressed for government publications. The visitor called him by first name eighty-seven times, then departed. The senator vowed to retaliate by gifting awkward etiquette books.
Schools wrap up the term with noon dismissals this week and a Friday noon finish. Students, eager to quit, receive privileges as the term concludes, though the term has been reported as very successful.
Home testimonies claim Nurito relieves uric acid related pain from rheumatism sciatica and neuritis. Thousands of veteran patients praise the formula compounded by the Magistral Chem Co and sold by Geo. W. Clutton with a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
Mont Ailey and R. McKay White, law students, were given their final examinations yesterday by the Lawrence county examining board. Ailey attended the University of Pittsburgh and White the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. They will take the State examination soon.
An advertisement argues worn cuffs and collars show rosin and yellowing from dirty shirts. It praises Easy Task Laundry Soap as a fabric friendly cleaner that costs little and saves clothes, trouble, and health.
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