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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
4
New Castle News details ownership and contact information. The News Company lists Mrs. George E Treadwell and Fred L Rentz as partners with Bert Wells as manager. It publishes daily and weekly editions with subscription rates and office telephone numbers for public inquiries.
A Collier’s editorial contrasts Roosevelt’s possible fight tactics with Taft’s cautious approach on the tariff. It argues Roosevelt would press schedules item by item and veto flaws, while Taft may sign or withhold with a temperament difference. The piece critiques trusts and senators aligned with corporate interests.
The author argues Taft will sign legislation with little regard to justice, focusing on constitutional compatibility. He claims Taft will aid corporate interests just as McKinley did, despite Roosevelt’s policies, and laments Taft’s conciliatory nature over Roosevelt’s tenacity.
A collage of humorous quips and local observations touches on weathering politics in Youngstown, fashion, and social life. It laments taxes and time while noting butter prices, school janitors, and a Chicago lawsuit, ending with a triumphant flourish from the newspaper’s choir of rhymes.
The annual Methodist outing for Erie conference and Western Pennsylvania groups will take place at Exposition Park Conneaut Lake on July 29. Bishop J W Hamilton will be chief speaker and about 10000 Wesley followers are expected. All M E congregations join. Epworth church and Sunday school will attend. park activities limited to amusements except theater and dance hall.
A bright young baby boy found in need of a foster or adoptive home. Inquiries directed to the Secretary of the Children's Aid Society at 125 East Falls Street. Bell phone 184.
Hon and Mrs T W Phillips of Highland avenue entertain W D Cunningham lecturer to give ceareces lecture at First Christian church tonight. Cunningham formerly spent seven years as a missionary in Tokio Japan and speaks on life and customs in Japan. The lecture is free and the public is invited.
A wreck on a Pennsylvania road near Youngstown Tuesday night killed an unidentified man. His mangled body was recovered from beneath an engine that jumped the track.
Special programs for children’s day services prepared for Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church. Morning and evening services scheduled for next Sunday with readings songs and activities for all ages.
All members of Local Union 206 are requested to attend the meeting Thursday evening June 10. Business of importance to transact. By order of the secretary. 24912
The piece notes a June bride and community delight while joking about weather and local figures. It mentions Carrie Nation planning a chicken farm and a single good hen if she remains on the property.
The Shenango lodge No. 106 I O O F and Rachel Rebekah lodge No. 40 held a memorial service for members who died since the last service three years ago. Walter S. Reynolds presided, with addresses by Dr. H. J. Whalen and Dr. B. E. Ley. Notable names include W C Woods, William Griffith, Joseph Harris, and J B Barber Sr, who were among the oldest members.
Sunday departures from New Castle at 9 40 a m city time offer weekend trips to Erie priced at 1 25 for Erie 1 00 for Conneaut Lake and 3 for weekend excursions. Ashtabula trains on Saturday and Sunday morning cost 2 50, with tickets sold Friday evening.
Pride of New Castle lodge of the Amplggmated association calls a Saturday afternoon meeting for Holt Mill workers at Bride of New Castle hall. The session will discuss wage reductions and open shop policy at the Tin Plate company and aims for a large turnout.
The Methodist Episcopal church trustees in New Bedford vote to proceed with rebuilding after a lightning fire. Frank Moeschberger will obtain plans and specs within a $2000 fund, aided by $1500 insurance and ongoing subscriptions. Work to start promptly once funds and final details are secured.
A satirical piece notes that prohibition has crowded trolley service as locals seek malted milk in town. It promotes Rub-a-lac sold by grocers as a simple cure for back trouble. The ad ties the product to everyday health in a humorous, informal tone.
Fire Chief Frank Connery visited Youngstown to witness a test of the Webb fire auto truck recently purchased by the city. He lauded the local option fight being decided there. Reverend Billy Sunday is slated to arrive in Yousten after a six week series of meetings, potentially in December or January.
Most charges against patent medicines lack factual basis and are unfair. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is cited as a standard remedy used in thousands of American homes, saving families consulting fees and serving the same purpose effectively.
A 1903 copy warns women to choose hair removers carefully, urging only antiseptic and germicidal agents to avoid eczema or blood poisoning. It touts De Miracle as the only safe proofed remover, sold by Love & Megown in New York and via a sealed booklet from De Miracle Chem. Co. in Park Ave.
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