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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
5
An old advertisement for Dr. Grever Medical and Surgical Institute lists services by Dr. C. W. Miller and Dr. Grever. It markets cures for epilepsy, private diseases, and a range of health issues with a guaranteed claim. It notes consultations in English and German, with phone-like contact details and hours.
Reports confirm two typhoid fever cases in Mahoningtown as health officials warn of winter spread. Local patients include Joseph Washing, a liquor dealer, and Patlison Montgomery Avery, with officials ordering premises cleaned and probes into outbreak origins. Public events proceed amid precautions, while church activities and local meetings continue with caution.
Names including Mrs. Thomas, John B Schriver, and Mr. William Kelan appear as residents travel home from visits with relatives in New Castle and surrounding towns. Several others relocate briefly or attend weddings and missionary events in Mahoningtown and nearby communities.
On Friday June 13 1406 the county commissioners will hold an examination at their office for persons who have filed papers to be appointed. Individuals must appear in person to prove qualifications before the county commissioners for seats in the city of New Castle. No appointment will be made without a personal appearance and verification.
Irwinville resident praises Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a reliable home medicine. The note claims rapid relief for stomach cramps and diarrhea and recommends keeping a bottle handy, noting personal use and endorsement of the product.
Damaged text fragment describes road work in Roath East involving a company named Thy Pu isborg and Lares. It mentions a sheet of trade shifts and a local pharmacy. Names appear garbled, making precise parties unclear but references to schedules and penalties.
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