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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1911

Page

3

Personal workers plan Erie excursion for Sunday attendees

New Castle Personal workers arrange an all male trip to Erie for a Sunday tabernacle meeting. The train will depart around 4 PM Tuesday for a P and L E route, with a brass band aboard. A committee led by Edon Brien includes J A McKee Claire Du Shane George Long and others to oversee plans.

New Castle Erie Tabernacle Personal Workers’ League Personal Workers Edon Brien J. A. McKee Claire DuShane George Long Dr. Beal H. Wilkinson J. P. Allen Clyde Gibson Pete Porter Business Men's Exchange

Want Ads Upbuilding Thriving Germancy in Berlin

June 13 Berlin reports how German municipalities use want ads to attract industry. Magdeburg advertises sites for factories in chemicals textiles oil sugar paper and more with rail water access cheap coal and labor. A map shows rail and water connections and Baltic and North Sea freight rates.

Berlin Germany Magdeburg Baltic North Sea

Hospital Notes: Local Residents Return Home From Treatment

William Crill of South Bay street returned home Tuesday after surgical treatment at Shenango Valley hospital. Joe Cook of Reb le Iron and Steel company sustained bruises in an accident and was taken to Shenango Valley hospital for care.

William Crill South Bay Street Shenango Valley Hospital Joe Cook Reble Iron and Steel Company Shepango Valley Hospital

Baby born to Mr and Mrs Bert Miller in Walnut Street

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Miller at their Walnut Street home. The notice lists the new arrival without additional details.

Bert Miller Walnut Street

Newbro's Herpicide Promises Hair Restoration

A Louisville woman testifies after fever caused baldness three years ago. Herpicide claims to revive hair, stop itching, and restore color by killing dandruff germs. Sample requests: 10 cents postage to The Herpicide Co Detroit Dept R. agents McKinley and Frantz offer one dollar bottles.

Newbro Anna C. Layn Second Ave Louisville Herpicide Co Dept. R Detroit Mich McKinley and Frantz

Have The News Follow You On Your Vacation

The News offers home delivery to any address in the United States or Canada for a few days or longer. Arrange with The News Office and receive daily home news at the same price as at home before you depart on your trip.

United States Canada

Fish Culture Growth and Ponds Across Germany

A Consul-General report details widespread fish culture in Germany, led by carp and trout operations. Ponds vary from 1.35 to 12 acres, with profits rising from fertilization and direct selling through associations. Carp fetch 1.20 marks per 2.2 pounds, trout 8 marks.

German Empire Silesia Brandenburg Hanover Schleswig- Holstein Westphalia Lorraine Rhine Palatinate Bavaria Saxony Baden Wurtemburg Thackorn Germany

Teachers Urged to Collect Health Certificates

Teachers in city schools must visit Superintendent Kimes at the old high school to obtain and sign their health certificates. The certificates verify no mental or physical tuberculosis or other disqualifications and must be completed before the standard teaching certificate is issued, per Section 1320 of the school code.

Kimes Kinney

Geronimo’s tale of defeating Mexican forces in battle

Geronimo recounts a brutal Civil War era clash in which he directs Apache forces against Mexican troops. He describes crawling from a ditch near a council as the general orders massacre and extermination, then a mounted assault that cripples the enemy and allows an escape to the mountains.

Geronimo Red Devil Bartelet

Ground broken for Croton Ave Methodist church addition

Ground was broken for a new addition to the Croton Avenue Methodist Episcopal church with a prayer service led by Rev. C C Merrill. The $9000 contract awarded to Cramer and Anderson covers a brick structure 36 by 57 feet adding a Sunday school wing with 16 or 17 rooms and a finished basement for infant classes. Seating will expand from 300 to about 600 when connected to the main auditorium, and a center entrance will be added.

Croton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church C.c.merrill Cramer & Anderson

Boston Bakes Beans Big City Demand and Production

Boston consumes about 32 million quarts of baked beans annually along with pork and brown bread. Major bakeries supply restaurants year round, some with 2,000 quart ovens. Bean prep involves large kettles, hand sorting, and brick ovens heated to high temperatures, with beans baked in earthen pots from one quart to two gallons.

Boston New York Tribune

Black Hand Dynamite Attacks Hit Two Saloons

On June 13 in Chicago the Black Hand vandalized two South Side saloons using bombs. Ignazia Lottisanto and Sam Remitta, wealthy saloon owners, refused a $500 blackmail demand. bombs wrecked both buildings causing multiple near misses and about $1,000 in damage each.

Chicago South Side Ignazia Lottisanto Sam Remitta Lottisanto Remitta

Shenango presbytery meets with full attendance and home missions focus

Shenango presbytery held its June meeting at Central Presbyterian with nearly all ministers present. The session handled routine business, heard reports from J. C. Leslie and S. A. Kirkbride as general assembly commissioners, and planned a conference on home missions followed by a popular evening meeting led by J. E. McAfee of New York.

Shenango McAfee New York J. E. McAfee Home Mission Board J. M. McJunkin Synodical Home Missions Presbyterial Home Missions S. F. Hershey Presbytery’s Home Mission Committee Mr. McAfee

Perpetual Grant 10 Traction Co Denied in Township Vote

Thirty or more taxpayers attended the meeting as road supervisors and Attorney Mc Nard represented the group while Joe Cunningham could not attend. The perpetual franchise proposal failed to gain support and the ensuing vote was unanimous in rejection. The street railway offered only street grading with no payment, transfers, or ticket provisions.

Medard M. V Porter Union Township McNard Joe Cunningham

MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets Promise Quick Relief

Indigestion claims MI-O-NA stops heaviness sourness belching or heartburn within five minutes after meals. A testimonial from Mrs Klumpp of Lowell Michigan alleges complete cure and urges readers to try the remedy with a money back guarantee. Sold by Geo W Clutton and druggists for 50 cents a large box with free trial offers from Booths Mi o Na Buffalo NY.

Wm. Klumpp E. Edgetown Lowell, Mich Geo. W. Clutton Booth Mi-o Na Buffbaio N. Y

Butler Physicians Plead Guilty in Liquor Prescription Case

Three leading Butler physicians Dr. C. F. Daubenspeck Dr. W. B. Clark and Dr. Wm Ramsey pleaded guilty before Judge James M. Galbreath to furnishing liquor prescriptions to Gilbert Neyman 21 without proper diagnosis. Neyman later admitted obtaining liquor by those prescriptions. The case ties to a toxicated incident at the roundhouse en route to Freeport.

Butler C. F. Daubenspeck W. B. Clark Wm. Ramsey James M. Galbreath Gilbert Neyman Neyman Galbreath

Cash Value of Good Ventilation in Factories

A Berlin Ontario shirt and collar firm shows higher output and wages after four years of better ventilation. Four hundred thirty workers did 90 percent more work in a year than five hundred twenty two did previously, with wages up $28 000. Ventilation cuts illness and absenteeism. similar gains seen in Cambridge Massachusetts with improved air flow. In Rubble near Lancaster a local night class for adults over 21 teaches reading to eighteen students.

Berlin Ont C. E. A. Winslow Massachusetts Institute of Technology Telephone Central Cambridge Mass Lancaster

Humane group aids horses with individual water pails

To curb disease spread among horses formerly using a shared trough a Los Angeles humane organization provides white enameled pails. A dedicated man cleans the pails regularly to maintain sanitary conditions.

Los Angeles

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