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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
7
The ad proclaims GETS-IT removes corns with two drops, shriveling the corn without pain. It claims universal use, no need for knives or pads, and notes a 25 cent price or direct order from E. Lawrence & Co. of Chicago.
Merchants and local groups drive a library fundraiser with a standing of St. Mary's Church and School leading at 65,779 votes. The ballot box sits at Love and Megown's drug store as judges tally weekly tallies amid broad community support for the prize collection.
William Johnston of St Paul filed a district court suit for 5000 dollars claiming a suitcase fell from a Great Northern train in Willmar injuring him on September 23, 1914. He cites previous railway-related injuries and settlements with the Great Northern, Soo, and Northwestern roads. He notes multiple prior accidents and says he plans to avoid rail travel in the future.
Mrs James Ramsey is much better Andrew Carlson has another severe attack of lumbago Miss Becky Stickle staying in New Castle Agnes and Clifford Zeigler sang a duet at Children's day services Mr and Mrs James Hunt attended the Hunt reunion on Wednesday Miss Hazel and Master Morris Houk were New Castle visitors Saturday Miss Florence and Agnes Francis visiting their cousin Miss Illie Zeigler Miss Minnie Zeigler visited her
Mary Wheeler of 706 Green Street Harrisburg Pennsylvania suffered long with stomach disorders. She credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with rapid relief after one dose and says she can eat freely again. The advertisement promises permanent results for stomach liver and intestinal ailments with an absolute guarantee.
Ministers of Paterson New Jersey report the Billy Sunday revival increased church memberships and spurred active work among older members. The Rev Hugh M MacCauley of Second Presbyterian calls the effort sincere and lasting, predicting a united Christian movement for moral uplift in the city.
In 1898 rural postal carriers numbered 148 covering 2900 miles daily at $50241. Five years later carriers exceeded 10000 and by 1909 reached 40000 with 1,009,000 daily miles at $47,377,070. Rural delivery boosted farm life, parcel post expansion, and rural transport, with 43000 carriers enabling growth and future opportunities.
Mrs. John Roys hosted a surprise party for her daughter Dorothy in Wampum Pennsylvania. Guests shared music games and refreshments with the honor guest receiving a gold ring as a gift. Attendees included Gladys Freed Emma Freed Lottie Edwards Alice Edwards Mollie Barber Jennie Barber Carry Boys Iva Stewart Edith Buzza Jack Freed Lawrence Greer Robert Edwards Ernest Barber Harry Fury Nathaniel Yoho Edward Blatchford Homer McKinney John Vance John Jackson Arthur Aiken Kerr Martin.
A Tom Thumb wedding staged by the Presbyterian Church Ladies Missionary Society in Wampum will take place Tuesday evening June 15 under the Rose Dramatic company’s Miss Mabel Blackledge. About forty children will star in the entertaining event, with a large audience anticipated.
Wampum Pa June 8 A monthly council meeting was held Monday evening. Routine business was transacted and all bills were ordered paid.
The steel industry shows a strong rebound with mills operating at about 80 percent of capacity, nearing the practical maximum of 95 percent. War orders play a minor role. exports remain roughly one fifth of output as the sector signals national economic recovery. Wheat market signals a crop harvest likely to surpass last year.
Detective D. C. Walcott filed a petition in court requesting renewal of his detective license for the Walcott United States Detective Agency. The 1912 grant is supported by endorsements of his fitness.
An advertisement promotes Wendell's Ambition Pills claiming to restore vigor and vitality for nervous fatigue and debility. It cites use cases from alcohol or tobacco overindulgence and overwork, touts brain-boosting effects, and offers a 50 cent price with a refund option through Clutton's drug store. The mail order option is listed via Wendell Pharmacal Co. Inc. Syracuse, NY.
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