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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1901
Page
20
A testimonial praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for restoring strength to women after illness. It claims to regulate menstrual trouble, relieve inflammation, cure weakness and nervousness, and improve weight, appetite, and sleep. User recounts eight years of illness and dramatic recovery to full health.
The water company announces a continuation of its liberal offer through July 1, 1301, providing free city water to prospective consumers. The notice urges residents to take advantage and install city water before the deadline.
Lawrence County Lumber Co. sells a long lasting paint described as Devoe lead on zinc ground by machinery. The product is claimed to wear twice as long as lead and oil finishes. Local retailer promotes extended durability and cost efficiency.
A large Masonic procession, led by the Cascade band, marked the laying of the corner stone of the new Primitive Methodist church at noon Saturday. Grand lodge officers and many masons participated, with the ceremony performed on the platform and a blessing invoked after the stone was set by Grand Master Walter D. Clark. Miss Trene Maitland placed the other stone.
A long list of Sunday services across many churches including First United Presbyterian Grace M I and First Methodist Episcopal with times for worship, Sabbath school, Epworth Leagues, and meetings. Other churches include Park Christian First Baptist Second United Presbyterian St Luke’s A M E Zion German Evangelical Central Presbyterian Second Baptist Third United Presbyterian Trinity Episcopal First Presbyterian McCleary Avenue Mission R P Emmanuel Baptist Temple Christian and Missionary Alliance St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Mpworth M E and Long Avenue Church of Christ with morning and evening services and special days listed.
An ad invites men with conditions unique to their sex to visit for a free personal examination and an honest opinion. The physician touts a self developed system that cures without medicines or surgery, guarantees refunds if unsuccessful, and claims rapid improvement for drains emissions and lasting ulcers without cutting or harmful drugs.
A medical ad promises permanent cures for bladder and kidney issues through a noninvasive system. It claims rapid relief for urethral discharges, hydrocele, and impotence, and offers confidential correspondence with a stamped reply fee. Office hours are listed for patient contact.
A historical note describes SPECIFIC BLOOD POISONING as one of the most loathsome diseases, possible hereditary or acquired, with the first sign noted as an ulcer.
The city hears of the death of Mrs. Andrews widow of Rev J K Andrews long time pastor of the Seventh Ward Presbyterian church. She died in Keokuk Iowa Thursday night after a paralysis illness lasting over two months. She had lived with sister Mrs Martha Dormish and is survived by several step children.
Friends in Lawrence Kansas report Mrs 8 Pease, bedridden seven years with kidney and liver trouble nervous prostration and debility, was able to walk after taking three bottles of Electric Bitters. She says she felt like a new person in three months. Relief promised for headaches backaches nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizziness. Only 50 cents at druggists.
A five room house on West Side near a bar area is offered with a party leaving the country. A six room modern house on Park Avenue with a heater in the cellar sits on a corner lot. Asking price two thousand four hundred dollars.
Modern improvements and solid construction on East View Terrace near the school. Owner moved out of the city and desires a quick sale, not for rent. J. W. Stritmater, Agent, Jackson Building, Neshannock Ave.
Lawrence County Lumber sells DeVoe gloss carriage paint in 10 colors offering a high gloss finish. Advert shows customer Norris Silver of North Stratford New Hampshire and cites cough remedies from local pharmacies Paisley Pharmacy Stutton Pharmacy Fred Flyde Central Drug Store and Long Avenue as endorsements.
Advert says F. GC. Corsets offer the newest stylish effects in corset making and claim to produce ideal figures, inviting customers to try them and be pleased.
The readable fragments show numbers and prices including 35¢ and 253 806 with partial phrases. No clear event people organizations or places are identifiable to establish a full news item.
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