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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
7
Local promotion urges customers to order a gallon of Hutchinson's Mineral Spring Water today. Limited time offer advertised with emphasis on single gallon purchase and convenience.
Local man Frank Horne and his bride Miss Cora Black were wed in Buffalo after meeting when they were passengers on a Harmony line wreck last fall. The couple, who traveled to Toronto for a wedding trip, plan to reside at 315 East North Street.
The milk and ice fund has aided many in need, used by the Associated Charities Visiting Nurse Welfare Nurse and other groups. Donations already include 5 from the Altruistic circle and 5 from Mrs. Whitmarsh Bible class. send contributions to treasurer Mrs J E Duff 233 North Mercer Street.
Dr J W Carhart argues lime salts are essential to the human body and must be provided in foods or supplements to combat tuberculosis. He cites the Eckman Alterative as a safe remedy with no habit forming drugs and claims remarkable results in pulmonary tuberculosis and chronic throat and bronchial conditions. Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
The Good Citizenship League organized by lay citizens and the Ministerial Association met at the YMCA and adopted a constitution. Early plans for a public mass meeting include Rev. J. S. Martin of Pittsburgh as a speaker. Time and location to be announced. The league aims to improve moral conditions and promote good citizenship with open membership.
William R. McKee of Eastbrook, a longtime merchant and United Presbyterian Church leader, announces as a Republican candidate for county auditor. Born in Neshannock township, he lived on the old homestead, lived in Ellwood City briefly, then moved to Eastbrook where he has run a general store for six years. He is described as a capable businessman with strong community ties and family roots in the area.
Mayor Thompson presided over a marathon 8 PM to dawn conference that settled Chicago’s long street car strike. Officials locked in talks with President Busby and union leaders, choosing arbitration as the pathway to peace. A 4 AM luncheon broke the deadlock, and Thompson agreed to act as umpire for the settlement.
A dialogue from the New York World shows John urged to write a grateful letter to his mother after a pleasant visit. He is advised to craft it himself to ensure genuine sentiment.
June 16 Philadelphia reports Bent ley D. Ackley resigns as secretary to Billy Sunday and vows to publish sensational information. Sunday dismisses claims as untrue and says he has nothing to fear. Ackley hints at further disclosures while Col. Charles M. Kegan sues for damages over the Sunday campaign visit.
E F Kurtz conducts the YMCA Boys Orchestra in the gymnasium tomorrow evening at six o clock. Tickets are 25 cents and children pay 10 cents. Hear the boys perform.
Franklin Pennsylvania advertisement endorses Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women at all life stages. It claims safety from alcohol or narcotics, cites benefits for irregular and painful periods, backache, headaches, and nervousness, and promotes free medical advice from Dr. Pierce. Also touts Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as liver pills and laxative option.
A housewife questions the freshness of shad on display while a fishmonger explains the tan by sea air. The excerpt then reflects on the origin of the saying who laughs best who laughs last with a humorous exchange between Mr and Mrs Binks.
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