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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
10
The ad asserts buyers get $30 to $35 quality for $25, highlighting superior tailoring by Hart Schaffner & Marx Lampeck and Benjamin-Washington. It claims longer wearing quality and a money back satisfaction policy if customers are not convinced, urging direct comparison with other brands in New Castle.
A mid letter telegram solution is shown with a detachable cylinder system. The Smith Premier Model 10 Visible allows swapping cylinders to write on a new one and resume the original letter without losing progress. This feature is highlighted among fourteen new design improvements.
In Dubois Pennsylvania on June 10 a heat related incident caused a cartridge to explode inside a home. An eight month old baby suffered a leg wound when a sun focused cartridge powder ignited on linoleum. The father had left for a morning errand and the market owner argued about meat handling.
The board of education grants access to Garfield Oak Street Westside Thaddeus Stevens Lawrence Croton and Terrace schools and Martin Gantz showers for the summer Playgrounds program. Repairs lighting and wiring contracts awarded include W. N. Aitken High School bells and clock 3100 and 446.50 for wiring. Other tasks cover garden work grading and hiring repair staff.
The board of education initiates condemnation to obtain a 50 foot by 50 foot lot on Newell avenue for a Seventh Ward school expansion. A brick house and frame barn on the Woods lot will be moved to clear land after bids are sought, with the Woods property costing $5,000 and the Sample heirs asking $4,000.
The Rev. S. B. Kraft former pastor now missions leader in western Ohio was ordered by a common pleas jury to return $2000 plus interest to widow Mrs. Catherine Snyder. Abraham Whitmire was exonerated from any complicity. Snyder testified Kraft sold collateral notes as gold bonds of Bankers' Corporation Company, calling them a paper concern.
A lighthearted remark notes a young man’s constant topic of conversation. He must tell Mabel he loves her and repeatedly visit, with a joking count of thousands of times. The exchange captures dated social humor from the era.
Hillsville residents list sick lists and visitors from New Castle Youngstown and Franklin. Names include Joe Ott Mrs C W Shingledecker Elizabeth Mackey Fred McCreary and many Shingledecker Myers and Gilmore family members. A Singing School plans a concert Tuesday and D D Baker visits a diphtheria patient Marion.
Advertises Crampine as a harmless aid for monthly mood and pain, claiming immediate relief during periods and a money back guarantee. Includes mailing address in New York for samples and notes full instructions with each bottle. Sold by McKee's Rut-Rate Medicine Store.
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