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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
4
The News Company announces publication details and subscriptions. It lists owners Mrs. George E. Treadway and Fred L. Rentz with Fred W. Gallant and provides daily and weekly rates and mail options. It directs all payments to The News Company in New Castle, Pa.
Quirky observations on post offices farms and streets abound as townsfolk discuss reforms weddings crops and local pride. anecdotes mention Erie New Castle Battery B monument fundraising and public service, with a playful peek at daily life and community spirit.
An even handed discussion analyzes Colonel Roosevelt's view of the Gomper case and General Otis amid the dynamite charges, presenting a careful balance of perspectives without prejudice.
A Pittsburg undertaker offers $200 funerals for $100, a striking advertising tactic that highlights the value proposition while noting the unusual nature of the deal.
Strawberry growers lament delayed ripening due to chilly weather. The weatherman faces criticism for forecasts that try to please all audiences.
Sing Sing officials are charged with irregularities in coal contracts. The inquiry hints at possible influence from a law about evil associations affecting conduct.
Colonel Goethals, chief engineer of the Panama Canal, warns of danger ahead and urges the United States to acquire all territory possible in the canal zone. He seems to have been Hobsonized in his bold stance.
A mother finds comfort in knowing her son enjoys play under the watchful care of playground workers, relieving her worries while he is away. The scene reflects the community's value on safe, supervised recreation for children.
In Chicago yesterday B. Seward, president of the Candy Makers' association, declared that no deaths ever result from eating new candy. He admitted not seeing all the stuff sold, making the claim seem broad.
The Venango Daily Herald in Franklin unveils a new Goss 14 page semi rotary press with a photo spread of the press and Herald staff. Editors note the bright appearance of the force and the need to handle growing circulation.
In a period spanning 1895 to 1919, about 87 000 applicants were examined for medical licenses in the United States. Of these, 7 625 individuals failed to pass the examination, a failure rate of 0.4 percent.
The report on medical education notes a high failure rate yet examinations do not always weed out incompetence. Some doctors fail in one state and move to others with lower standards to obtain a license.
The piece argues that commencement themes should reflect real life and practical work. It criticizes overreliance on classical topics and urges students to seek first hand facts and immediate usefulness, noting graduates often lack newsroom readiness.
A collage of witty lines and snippets from The Wellsville Union with jokes on advertising farming politics crowds and daily life. The items run from quips about jinxes canned goods and crowless roosters to humor about polling public officials and odd local notes. It also includes playful ads and social observations.
Westminster College highlights include honorary LL D and D D degrees conferred on E T Jeffers and several ministers. Alumni dinners, ivy planting, and musical recitals precede commencement week climax as 35 graduates receive Bachelor of Arts, Science, and Philosophy degrees with address by James R. Watson. Peace pow wow and Indian breakfast mark pageantry around graduation ceremonies.
Manuel de Freyre has been placed in charge of the Peruvian legation at Washington following the resignation of Minister M. Pardo. A new minister is to be appointed to succeed him.
Mrs Schenk files a cross bill to her husband’s divorce suit and states she will name seventeen core respondents. The source describes Old Schenk as a regular village cut-up.
An advertisement touts German Wonderpil and German Wonderoil as quick, lasting remedies for piles of all forms. It claims rapid relief, healing of irritation, and a monetary refund if the treatment fails, with a price of 25 cents from Mc Kee's Medicine Store.
With the college term ending, Westminster College will abolish its preparatory school. The board’s decision leaves only a sub-freshman class below the normal college program, raising the school’s standard to a higher level. George E. Wallace of New York and Florence A. Hutchison of New Wilmington are noted graduates.
Mrs. Isabella Kelsey wife of Joseph Kelsey of Volant Mercer county died at her sister’s Union township home after a five month tuberculosis illness. She was 32 years 10 months and 10 days old and survived by her husband a son her father George Curry Sr and six siblings. The burial will be in Leesburg with funeral Saturday at 10 a m.
A tramp shows a kind woman his claim to work with precious metals and stones. She questions him about employment while noting police and jewelers are on to him.
Citizens of Beaver Falls will soon vote on adopting a charter for a city of the third class, signaling a major change in local governance and municipal structure.
It is worse than useless to take medicine internally for muscular or chronic rheumatism. All that is needed is a free application of Cham berlain's Liniment. For sale by all dealers.
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