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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1926

Page

14

New Castle Electrical Home Open To Public

New Castle hosts an Electrical Home exhibition at the southeast corner of Highland Avenue and Clenmore Boulevard built by J Clyde Gilfillan. The New Castle Electrical League led by H Lee Marvin cooperated on plans with lighting engineers to show fully wired modern accommodations including built in heaters outlets in every room and an electrically lit house number from June 10 to 19 hosted by Westminster College students.

New Castle Highland Avenue Clenmore Boulevard J. Clyde Gilfillan New Castle Electrical League H. Lee Marvin Mr. Gilfillan Westminster College Electrician G& J

Ford Agency Closing Out on Farm Machinery Sale

Universal Sales Company announces the closing out of its entire stock of horse drawn farm implements including harrows cultivators potato sprayers walking and riding plows potato diggers manure spreaders mowers binders rakes loaders washing machines harness farm trucks and wagons at greatly reduced prices. Visit Croton avenue to save money on the greatest sacrifice in farm machinery.

Universal Sales Company Ford Universal Sales CO Croton Avenue

Confesses setting fire to own store in Monongahela

A. B. Cowan, a 32 year Monongahela valley merchant, signed a confession admitting he set fire to his clothing store in the McIlvain building Sunday night. Firemen found candles around the store and a paper filled partition. The proprietor was in Pittsburgh. Cowan is jailed on arson charges. Loss is estimated at 2000 dollars with 15000 dollars of stock insured.

Monongahela MclIlvain A. B. Cowan Monongahela Valley Pittsburgh

Efforts Underway To Pardon Shanklin In Meadville Case

Petitions circulate in Crawford and Mercer counties seeking parole for F M Shanklin the oil promoter serving two to four years in Western penitentiary after Mercer county convictions for fraudulent conversion and forgery. Attorneys plan to present to the next pardon board meeting. The cramer in Meadville is now under receiver care leaving many poorer but wiser. The Cat joke aside notes a planned marriage if Jack gets off next week.

New Castle Lawrence County F. M. Shanklin Crawford Mercer Western Penitentiary Mercer County Shanklin Pardon Board Meadville

Locomotive Ataxia Diagnosis Echoes Train Metaphor

A terse exchange frames a diagnosis of locomotive ataxia as a metaphor for a slow, faltering train. The quip highlights diagnostic uncertainty and the fragility of a critical system.

Beautiful Skin and Pimples Solution Story

A speculative ad highlights pimples blackheads and blotches as flaws to fix. It promotes S. S. S. as a century old remedy that purports to purify blood and help skin clear. The copy uses social pressures of beauty to push the product as essential for admiration.

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Vigilante System Reduces Bank Robberies in Indiana

Indianapolis June 10. Bankers credit county vigilante organizations for fewer robberies. Indiana Bankers Association secretary Frank H. Dunn cites 62 counties armed and ready as prep for the first annual state vigilantes shoot at Fort Benjamin Harrison on June 23 1928. Dunn notes eight robbery incidents last year totaling 87 009 dollars and seven in the past eight months totaling 14 000 dollars.

Indianapolis Ind Frank H. Dunn Indiana Bankers’ Association Dunn Bankers’ Association Indiana Fort Benjamin Harrison

One on the Colonel

A soldier asks for leave to help his wife with spring cleaning. The colonel says the wife warns the man is no use around the house. The soldier then reveals he is not married and claims two people in the regiment handle the truth loosely, naming himself as one.

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Ford Agency Merchant Mercer Counties Mabel Jack G&j G & J Heavy Service Cord Tires Gasoline Consumers Association Distributors Dealers W. H. Medard A. B R. Watson Dean Lamgon Mt. Jackson H. V. Kuhn New Wilmington Pred Seley and H. B. Scott Sharon Road T. EB. Shaffer Rose Point G& J Tire Company Gormally and Jeffrey Essex Stude Special Maxwell Nash Hudson Liz State Auto Sales CO N. Mercer ST Highland Ave. and Clenmore Blvd Electrical League of
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