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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
28
Lily’s mother from Chicago arrives to judge her son in law Whipple and discovers thrift neglect and hidden tensions. A lavish dinner collapses both furniture and pride as guests witness patched linens, cracked glass, and meatball mishaps, ending with Lily clinging to her mother for support.
Miss Katherine Carl, painter in China, received a jewel from the empress of China. The Jasmine flower pin with coral head and pearls pleased the empress, who urged Miss Carl to keep it as a reminder that all should strive to look well at all times, especially women.
Physician warnings against external cures for eczema psoriasis and related diseases. He claims only Dr Taylor's Remedy removes poisons from the blood and offers permanent relief by purging toxins rather than shrinking symptoms with lotions. Send for booklet at 1330 Arch Street Philadelphia. sold by G W Clutton and other druggists.
After a concert the pianist drives to Burnham Inn and asks his host if he enjoyed the playing. The host replies that the pianist was first-rate, showing power and speed, and credits the instrument the praise should be shared with the maker for its able endurance under strain.
A brown eyed woman recalls a Philharmonic concert comment overheard from two strangers. One man sighs that Beethoven remains Beethoven, a line she agrees with, noting the remark’s applicability to anyone. The exchange highlights a timeless view of music.
Ravenna June 11 Alice Milburn of Palmyra was arrested after stealing 1100 dollars from farmer Wilson Ruggles. She claimed he gave the money fearing a guardian would be appointed and that she would supply spending funds. After a confession she led deputies to Wayland and dug out 600 dollars buried in a ground hole. a guardian was appointed and she was discharged.
Rev. J. B. Van Kirk of Youngstown plans a second world voyage to preach the brotherhood of man, aiming to promote unity across nations during the expedition.
Mercer moves to hold an Old Home week during the week of the Mercer fair. Business leaders have been approached and all express strong support for the event as promoters seek community backing.
A line from the Ohio State Journal notes that a girl calling her dresses and shoes frocks and boots reflects her father’s rising income, signaling greater financial means in the household.
A reflection on bluffing in romance comparing a man who bluffs a girl with a boy who runs away to seem heroic, suggesting empty threats lead to hollow outcomes and disappointment.
Rear Ie Bros., 126 127 Pittsburg St. advertise as headquarters for chickens and spring lamb with contact number 252 11.
Dr Bryn, the well known specialist in fitting eyeglasses, will be available for consultations at EUWER'S from 9 A M to 9 P M on Saturday. This short term service offers expert fitting and guidance on eyewear choices.
The excerpt argues money drives much of modern life and religion, noting that wealth fuels sermons, salaries, and social order. It cites biblical phrases that money answers all things and serves as a defense, suggesting without wealth there would be no need for it and society could regress.
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