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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
24
Advertises a sales event with yardage and fabric patterns. Special prices include 81x90 inch sheets at 59 cents, booster week closeout on table damask heavy 59 cents per yard, 63 inch wide. Anderson's dressings 40 cents and 25 cents per yard for 32 inch wide fabrics. Fruit of the Loom bleached muslin yard price Privacy 8144 cents. regular 12 cents.
Senator William E. Borah of Idaho denounced the Taft dominated Republican National Committee, demanding full records on each contest. The committee overruled his amendment, then continued with Alabama contests as Roosevelt’s anticipated presence looms.
Roy Mimm and John Kreitz of Summit Hill Pennsylvania found four twenty dollar gold coins while playing near a schoolyard. News spread quickly and a crowd gathered as the boys turned the coins over to Squire Joseph Garrett. The fate of the money likely rests with the two boys with restitution planned if possible.
Mr. and Mrs. J Elmer Campbell have arrived home from Seattle Washington where they attended the general assembly of the United Presbyterian Church and related events.
Youngstown Ohio June 7 Arthur Gravalion of Woodland avenue was badly scalded when a steam shovel engine toppled on a temporary track along Pike street. He, a crane gang foreman for Lake Erie and Western, was pulled free and rushed to City hospital with a fighting chance to recover. Several other workers escaped serious injury as the engine plunged over an embankment.
The Shenango Valley hospital alumni group met Wednesday, adopting a motion that all graduates charge 25 a week for services. Officers elected: President Mrs William Kelly, Vice President Miss Bertha Uber, Secretary Miss Jennie Perry, Treasurer Mrs Short.
An old advertisement touts Zemo by E. W. Rose Medicine Co. as a topical liquid that instantly sinks in to vanish pimples blackheads and skin ailments. It alleges rapid cures for eczema rash dandruff itch liver spots and says large bottles cost $1 while a 25 cent trial bottle is available with a guaranteed result.
The Lawrence County Sabbath School convention at Hazel Dell featured talks by Rev. Stamm and others on teacher training and the mission of Sunday schools. Certificates were given to 16 front line schools, and 24 schools participated with reports praising progress, temperance work, and missionary aims. New Castle was chosen for the next meeting site.
A New Castle police officer was assaulted near the street by two men who stripped him of his gun handcuff badge and money after mistaking him for a spy. Thomas reported the incident to Youngstown police, two suspects Martin Conley and J McLaughlin were arrested, gear recovered, Conley freed on bail for a Tuesday hearing, while Thomas remained at the Youngstown station with a bruised face.
A man claimed he was robbed at gunpoint this morning and confessed he was present at the scene. Police in New Castle, Officers Reeble and Pearsall, continued the hunting effort last night for the fugitive, with no further arrests reported.
A crowd of about 50 girls attended a Thursday evening park picnic with the Thursday Night Bible classes and the R F M Bible class taking part. An appetizing supper was served in the grove at 6 30. Later hours found the group enjoying various pastimes as several girls walked in from the nearby area. Miss Bertie Frantz, physical director, left Thursday night for her home near New York.
A farmers' co operative creamery in Marshall County Iowa operated last year with good profit. During the year a new plant was built at a cost of $10,000 and the year's business amounted to $86,000.
A clergyman’s son reports recovery from tuberculosis after taking Eckman’s Alterative, claiming night sweats, weight loss, and coughing ceased. A pastor, Rev. J. J. Cowles, endorses the remedy, asserting lifeSaved results for his son and urging readers to request the cured cases booklet from the Philadelphia lab.
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