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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
8
The article argues the home voice shapes the atmosphere, with cheery tones boosting energy and harmony. Gruff, condescending, or whining speech lowers spirits, while a bright voice fosters motivation, lighter draperies, and a happier household dynamic.
A rural visitor marvels at a snake collection and jokes about rapid multiplication. The keeper quips that some snakes multiply, but these adders are a pun on their name, reflecting a lighthearted exchange at the zoo.
I F L Wadlinger secretary of Pennsylvania Bottling & Manufacturing Co. New Castle Pa certifies the company owns unique bottle and box marks used on soda water and siphon bottles. He warns that no firm or person may use these designs without written consent, under Pennsylvania law of May 8 1889.
The Taft camp aims for control as credentials battles unfold across the convention. Delegates contesting legitimacy face limits on review of convention acts while Roosevelt supporters push recalls and platform planks. Root reportedly favored for temporary chairmanship as delegates’ roll calls shape the make up.
An oversized lot on Winter Avenue one block west of Highland Avenue in the North Highland district is offered at a rare price. The owner is selling for stated reasons, with McKee Kelley & Co. handling the listing from Hoyt Building.
The mayor's monthly report lists 110 total cases handling drunkenness disorderly conduct fighting and other offenses with 20 fines and costs paid and 58 discharged. It notes jail commitments suspensions leaving town and probation actions plus receipts totaling 141.75 dollars.
Roy Jameson leads Buffalo delegation praises home merchants and Buffalo advantages. Neal stresses buying local first while highlighting Buffalo’s lake and rail commerce, strong banks, and rapid growth. Visit includes music, graphophone entertainment, and Bell telephone service on the train. Delegation plans stops in Mercer and Grove City, with Butler on the agenda tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Don McGoun with sons plan a move from Court street to Ne shannock avenue. Mrs. Alex Cameron of Bellevue ends a brief visit with Mrs. S. D. Pearson of West Grant street. Miss Lillian Wolford of Lancaster Pa returns home after a visit with her brother Fred Wolford on Ne shannock avenue. John Alexander, soon to graduate from the University of Pennsylvania Medical department, will visit his parents on Front street.
Sheriff Whaley auctioned the Scheffler property at the Grimes street and Denver avenue corner. Brooks Broadbent purchased for 50 dollars, with about 1100 dollars in existing indebtedness secured against the property.
A brief ad notes a Harmony car trip taking 10 minutes, departing 20 minutes after the hour, offering a view of Gardner and song birds. It advertises 1-4 acre lots starting at $50 and lists N. Pgh. Realty Co. with E. J. O'Brien as agent at 22 East Washington St. St rw.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promises to pay $100 for any uncurable case, and invites readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
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