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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
4
Offer of ready to lay away coats and the most complete shirt assortment. Men can choose from many styles including coat style and pat terns. Prices listed: Men's White Shirts 50c 75c 1.00 and 1.50. Men’s Shirts with plaited bosoms 50c 1.00 1.50. Men’s Soft Collar Shirts 50c 1.00 1.50.
Unusual values appear in fine Black Dress Goods as stock surplus pieces are adjusted to keep assortments active. Aisle Table offers novelty black fabrics at 85c to $1.50 per yard, with Voiles reduced from $1.75 to $1.00 and other Voiles at $1.25. Colored Voiles, finely wiry, listed at 85c this week.
Notice about mailing and office details for The News Company of New Castle Pennsylvania. Includes ownership Credit The News Company Mrs George E Treadwell and Fred L Rentz management contacts telephones and subscription rates and a reminder to address payments and correspondence to The News Company rather than individuals.
A string of satirical and fragmentary notes references Bucks County glory and political figures. Mentions include Murrah for Grim, Berry for governor, and a jab at Col. Guffey’s Pittsburgh to Allentown trip. Items touch on weather, mail routes, and local transport as colorful asides.
The passage contrasts rural and urban aims with a farmer hoping to quit for town life and a city man seeking to buy land. It notes dancing teachers urging tariff abolition on leather so pupils can afford shoes, framing it as a critique of addressing root causes.
The Democratic state convention settled on Webster Grim of Bucks county as its gubernatorial pick amid critique that Cy Munson was sidelined. Grim’s selection sparked commentary on party strategy and a sense of fortune for Grim as Munson faded from prominence.
A 17 year old New York chauffeur, jailed for manslaughter in the second degree after a fatal joy ride near Elmira, fled the scene but was captured. The case highlights how authorities handle reckless murder by drivers who kill and run.
The piece mocks overhyped comet forecasts and press agents promises about Halley’s comet. It recallsFlammarion’s dire warnings and fizzled prophecies, noting how townsfolk and astronomers alike saw little drama after May 18 and the enthusiasts faded from public view.
The American public awaits and judges Mile Polaire, the French actress, after a week at the Hammerstein roof garden. Promoted as one of the ugliest women, reviews now say she is less ill favored than advertised. Her eyes charm and she knows how to use them, but her waist and mouth fail to shock New Yorkers, who have seen the Bryan mouth.
In Butler County a petition by Iron City Manufacturing requests deputy constables to assist Constable Bollivar at the Zelienople plant. Judge Galbreath appoints Florence Mitchell and John Kerr to preserve peace amid tensions as former workers harass potential new employees.
Mrs James L Miller of Pulaski township dies after four months illness at home now survived by husband and three children Funeral at Mt Jackson cemetery. Miss Sarah Elizabeth Armstrong longtime Raven High School teacher dies at 69 Bissell Avenue after long illness Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from home Oak Hill cemetery interment.
Neuwahl's shoe store calls for 100 salespersons to apply Friday afternoon between 3 and 4 o'clock. Experience preferred. candidates with red attire favored.
The poem recalls Uncle Bill making a simple bamboo pole for a spring fishing trip along Rabbit Creek. They once trimmed the line with buckshot, kept the pole by the barn, and walked to the water where expectations often faded but memories remained. The piece sits amid a collage of era clippings and humorous notes from Youngstown papers.
A historic court record recounts a complex contract case involving the Free Press Publishing Co and W. L. Fernandez. It covers agreed circulation of 10 000 copies weekly, affidavits, witnesses, and sworn statements validating authority and nonduplication of advertising.
Defense attorney George T. Weingartner argued the accounts cited in the newspaper were free and impartial and within a newspaper's province. The commonwealth urged limiting character questions to defendants’ reputations for seditious libel as court adjourned.
The Kaiser is partially invalided today due to a bad sore beneath his right knee. Doctors say he is suffering and under treatment, delaying official duties and public appearances.
The article notes the Kaiser suffers from a rubbing riding boot sore not linked to a recent right hand abscess that incapacitated him. His disability suggests blood impurities and raises public worry. He planned a Hanover visit tomorrow but canceled the engagement and now only urgent audiences are granted while he rests his leg.
Seven arrests were made by the police last night for minor offenses. Several charged with drunkenness and suspicion were discharged or ordered out of town this morning. Frank Vitello was arrested for fighting and posted a $10 forfeit for his appearance at a morning hearing.
Charles K. Hamilton started from Philadelphia for Governor’s Island New York and arrived at dusk. He set two world records and one American record including the first heavier than air cross country flight between two large population centers in one day. The flight was the longest cross country in the United States at the time and second only to two world flights.
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