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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
13
A local retailer touts patent Mont fabric to prevent wrinkles and damage in coats and garments. They claim exclusive sale rights in the city and offer manufacturer guarantees against wear issues, with prices described as affordable.
A terse ad offers services with a price range of 15.00 to 25.00 and a friendly invitation to view available items. The message emphasizes willingness to demonstrate quality and assist potential buyers.
The article touts cool two piece Outing Bails and Outing Suits made for modern homes and travel. It stresses comfort, shape retention, and low ownership cost. It claims suitable for mountains seasides or home use and promises pride in wear.
The advertisement highlights new plaid shirts and popular summer neckwear in silk and light fabrics, emphasizing a strong hosiery range. It notes a robust men’s shoe department with a focus on the “real Unlug” style and invites readers to inspect the selection.
A fragmented clipping references Charles Schwab and a senatorial campaign, noting Nevada connections and Metropolitans, with scattered names and South country context. The text mentions upcoming hearings and local church activities, including presbyterian meetings, and discusses a bridge issue near Elliott bridge and flooding impacts.
The News reports rapid success of classified ads as a gold watch lost Thursday near the circus grounds or East street was found and returned to Laird Allen at his Walnut Street address. A teal neck lace lost between First Tailed Presbyterian church and 108 Oak Street was also recovered after an ad appeared. Nellie Ray chased to place the property in owner funds.
In St. Petersburg on June 15 William Jennings Bryan spoke with readers of the constitutional Democrat and Jewish deputies. He voiced sympathy for Russian Jews and asserted belief in Russia’s regeneration. He avoided political debate, then prepared to depart for Slackhenny, Lo might.
Brigadier General J. Franklin Bell oversees three army officer schools at Fort Leavenworth. The engineering department requires officers to construct trenches, fortifications, and various bridges without enlisted help. Bridges include suspension and flying types tested by towed army wagons.
A fragmented caption or dialogue appears at a photographer's setting with phrases such as Lok mons, Ant, plonan, and CHak Taal overt. The text hints at foreign or playful captions used in a historical photo session, inviting a return to native expression.
Since 1861, 87 persons have been arraigned for murder in Lawrence County. Of these, 25 were Americans and 12 Italians or other foreigners. Most trials occurred in the last 15 years, with few earlier. Three first degree verdicts exist: Frank Joughins received death, Frank Johnson avoided the gallows, and Tom O’Loole’s request for new trial awaits decision.
Earthquakes have occurred in Palestine across biblical history with notable events during Agaiah Amos era, a Mount of Olives convulsion, and the crucifixion site. Josephus links a great split on the Mount of Olives to these times while noting unclear details. The temple veil rent and earth shaking are described at the time of Jesus’ death.
Luther Burbank argues in Century that long study of plant life shows striking parallels with human development. He stresses that crossing species can transform the vegetable kingdom only when guided by selection, strict exclusion of harmful changes, and patient care.
A man proved to have left all property to his daughter with a condition paying three pence halfpenny for hemp. The text then shifts to satirical notes on French leadership, fashion and a manuscript editor’s quip about a “minte of the oar prens” and a juleo harp, reflecting humorous editorials.
Economy Suits offers coats and dresses in woolens silks linens and linings with shirt waist suits in Indian linen for 375 and lingerie cloth price range 5 to 12 50 plus wash goods 3.5 to 6 cents. Children and ladies parasols plain or colored. Mohairs ribbons silks and dressing sacks on sale with prices slashed.
Readable line items describe discounted basement sale of cut glass, china, and silverware with priced linens, embroidery, and insertions. Includes measurements and narrow product notes indicating bulk discounts and sale stock.
A garbled 1808 era record mentions Miss Nellie Sherrard of New Castle, visits to relatives, a Sabbath move, and various locals in Ne Cant le, Pennsylva iet, and New Gra m. It references events, people, and places with uncertain connections, including a few named figures and timelines, in a jumbled ledger-like summary.
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