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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1901

Page

4

Dean's Kidney Pills Ad and Poem Reflection

An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney ailments with a testimonial from Mrs. Richard I. Stokes of 516 Mora via street in New Castle, 50 cent price, Foster Milburn Co. agents, plus a poem by G. W. Hendricks urging action today over the mythical afterlife and the ship of life.

Richard I. Stokes Moravia Street Stokes Dean Hutton’s McKinley & Haley Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States

The Barkers and the Greatest Show on Earth

Grace and Tom stage a two cent show on a Barker porch to lure a visiting novelist. The plan draws a line of child spectators, earns small sums, and ends with the author laughing at the ruse as Mrs Barker and Alice look on in embarrassment.

Katherine Salvation Army Alice Harold Tom Grace Barker House Mrs. Barker

Fourway Klondike swap couples return to civility

The Klondike swapped spouses tale follows Mitchell Pickels of Anaconda Montana and J E Seesholtz of Tacoma as both men remarry each other's wives after returning to civilization. The four, led by Mrs Pickels and Mrs Seesholtz, built a life in San Francisco and Tacoma before Pickels left for the Klondike again.

Klondike Cabin Mitchell Pickels Anaconda Mont Klondike J. E Seesholtz Tacoma New York Sun Wash Shap Pickesses Dawson Seesholtz Pickels Seesholtzes Montana Pennsylvania Mrs. Seesholtz Mrs. Pickels Pickelses Seesholizes Mr. Pickels

Boots Lost in 120 Foot Mine Fall Baffles Theories

The latest case involves Mr Charles James of St Agnes who fell 120 feet in Polbreen mine. Both his boots, tightly laced, came off and were found in the shaft fathoms above him. The mystery of boots shedding during descent extends beyond miners.

Charles James St. Agnes Polbreen

Cycling history ups and downs heal with care

The piece notes cycling history rises and falls, and emphasizes quick healing after downs. It stresses no substitutes for proper care and suggests Puls for relief.

Maine's Chinnerica Maine Hosts 175 Factories

A Maine region hosts 175 factories where fish and vegetables are canned, reflecting a diversified scale of food processing.

Maine

Pharmacy Names Along City Streets

Readable fragments list several drugstores by name and location in Paisley and surrounding wards, including Leye’s Tharmacy 121 Washington atreat, Paisley’s Pharmacy Seventh ward, and Hutton’s Pharmacy at Pittsburg and Malin streets.

Ley’s Tharmacy Washington Atreat Paisley’s Seventh Ward Hutton's Pittsburg and Malin Streets

June and Life's Rhythms in Period Verse

A collage of verse excerpts from Edna Kingsley Wallace, F L Stanton, Ripley D. Saunders, S E Kiser, Washington Star, and George Bancroft Griffith. Poetic reflections on June, happiness, freedom, longing, and resilience gathered as a literary snapshot from a 19th or early 20th century periodical.

Alfright Edna Kingsley Wallace Frank Les Me

The City Poet and Meadow Song Recounted

A compact poem fragment set notes from Youth's Companion and Chicago Record Herald with lines by Frank Dempster Sherman and F. L. Stanton. It contrasts meadow imagery with urban poets who never labored in fields. The piece blends rural scenes with a wry critique of city poets.

Frank Dempster Sherman

Tell Him To-Day Poem Encourages Timely Praise

Poem urges travelers to notice nature and express praise to a person today rather than delaying. It warns that waiting until tomorrow may miss the chance as fame could rise and the moment to speak may pass, reflecting a sentiment from the Chicago Record-Herald.

G. 1 Kiser Chicago Record-Herald

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New Castle Dean’s G. W. Hendricks Steietty Kennelly's Pillsbury’s Kennelly’s Cash Grocer Bell Phone Washington St F. CG C. B. Zahniser Clendenin Block Citizens Dealh Far West John J. Bagley Michigan Kalamazoo Iask Cas Torita Ious Brpty F. L. Stanton Atlanta Constitution Ripley D. Saunders St. Louis Republc S. E. Kiser Egotiist Washington Star George Bancroft Griffith By the Way Bears Fischers East Washington ST W. L. Douglas and Tianan & Son Weil & Son Wasitington &T Spencer & Moore Bell Pittsburg
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