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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1916
Page
13
Miss Emma Danneker of Wissihoming Philadelphia describes seven weeks of red pimples on hands that turned purple, itched and burned until Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured her. She used one quarter of a Cuticura Ointment box and praises the product with offer for free samples by mail.
Manager Vito Conti of the Italian Independents refuses to acknowledge a forfeit victory claimed by the Colored B T W A C on Saturday. He says the steel mill grounds were a mud sea and the game was not playable after an inspection hour before kickoff. The Italians, who have not forfeited before in three years, cite grounds conditions and rain as the reason. They plan to play next Wednesday against the Johnson Bronze team at Cascade park.
County Treasurer A. W. Harbison sold properties advertised for taxes this morning. The county, through Attorney William McElwee, bid in the properties at the tax amount as there were no other bidders.
Gen. A. A. Brusiloff commands a Russian army that pierced Austrian lines on the Glician front, reporting 100 miles advanced and over 50,000 prisoners in five days. Objective remains the fortress city of Lemberg as operations continue.
Poughkeepsie June 13 University of Pennsylvania dominates novice rowing with the tallest and heaviest freshmen. W J M Turner at No 5 stands 6 ft 5 in and 194 pounds, followed by P Newton at 6 ft 4 in, while Percy Glendenning is 5 ft 8 in and 158 pounds. The Penn freshman eight leads in height and weight against Cornell Syracuse Columbia across varsity junior and freshman classes as the big regatta on June 17 approaches.
We thank our many friends for kindness during the illness and death of our son and brother and for the floral designs from clubs lodges and friends. Mr and Mrs Benj Hackett Mrs W C Fletcher Adv 11.
A Kansas City Journal snippet recalls a party question about attire for a fancy-dress ball. The reply envisions wearing a quaint costume from the year 1905, reflecting playful nostalgia in social fashion.
At a Y M C A meeting the Lawrence County Pet Stock Association elected officers W L McConnell president Ed O Brien vice president and P J Rowland secretary treasurer. The club renamed itself The New Castle Pet Stock Association to reflect the city’s prominence. Plans for an exclusive show were discussed though no date set. The group aims to promote the pet stock industry and provide information on rabbits cats dogs and other stock. Rabbit sales this year reached up to 75 with 1917 expected to surpass that.
Rescue mission planners prepare Cascade park event on Thursday June 29 with buses at 10 am for over 600 attendees. Last year drew 600 plus. this year expected to exceed that. Mission seeks food and monetary donations including baked beans, potato salad, eggs, cheese, ham, bread, cakes, lemons, sugar, catsup mustard pickles plates napkins and coffee.
Advertisement notes meals at the Southern restaurant located at 231 South Jefferson Street offering home cooking and the most for your money. The ad provides location and pricing emphasis.
Nerves trigger indigestion and unease. a chemical discovery offers nerve support with Margo Nerve Tablets. Claims include rapid relief, strengthened digestion, and no habit forming drugs, available at McKee's Rut Rate and other druggists with satisfaction guaranteed.
An advertisement by the Goldine Man hosts a free test with Goldine at Hainer drug store in New Castle Pennsylvania and lists multiple Lawrence County retailers. The pitch claims health benefits for women and urges mothers and daughters to test the product personally.
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