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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
32
White Goods section showcases across the aisle from Wash Goods with numerous fabrics. White lawn, voiles, linens, ratine and crepe offered in multiple prices from 10c to $1.25 a yard, plus imported white goods at 75c a yard and white crepe at 35c. Stock highlights include 27-inch white voile, 45-inch and 90-inch linens, and embroidered white goods.
A Reynoldstown School association meeting approved widening membership to include participants from earlier and later periods at Pearson Street School. The Aug 12 gathering includes a morning visit to the Central school building and an afternoon basket picnic at Cascade Park with all families bringing their own meals. Officers listed include Presidents John M. Snyder and several vice presidents, secretary Kate Miller Griffith, and treasurer John M. Butz.
An old advertisement touts Nam's Corn Extractor as a painless remedy for corns. It promises quick pain relief, softening of thick tissue, and removal of the hard core within hours, leaving no marks. The product is urged as recommended by druggists and sold by Love & Megown.
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on June 6 a cow owned by Mrs. Morgan Evans of Plymouth wandered into a Nottingham mine shaft and fell about 100 feet into a gangway. The cow escaped injury and was discovered by miner Thomas Jacobs. It was led over a mile to an outlet and returned to its owner.
A newspaper ad lists crepe kimonos at 98c each normally 1.50 with elbow sleeves and trimmed neck in navy lavender tan light blue grey pink. It promotes Holly Batiste at 1244c a yard, silk stripe voiles 19c a yard, 27 inch prints and percales discounted, seersucker stripes at 64 4c a yard, and a large linen range from 12 14c to 50c per yard.
Prof C M Cobern of Allegheny College, aboard the Canopic from Europe, describes an overnight encounter with several hundred Arabs near the El Bourg oasis. He and a student witnessed war dances and bullets whistling overhead as tribes prepared to clash.
The American Polo Association unveiled the lineup to defend the international cup at Meadow Brook on June 10. New stars L. E. Stoddard Devereux Milburn Foxhall Keene join Malcolm Stevenson as the back replaces. Foxhall Keene becomes captain succeeding Harry Payne Whitney. English bettors hedge odds while awaiting a read on the revamped American squad.
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