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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1901
Page
8
Kalamazoo Pure Food Co. of Kalamazoo, Michigan introduces Wheat-Meat as a ready cooked nutritious food that unites milk and wheat elements for brain, muscle and nerve nourishment. Described as easy to digest and relishable, it sells at 15 cents per pound through grocers.
The Cascade Gun Club announces a three meet series starting Tuesday with a gold medal for the top scorer across all events. Class A shooters lead with a 50 bird target, followed by Classes B C D E and F. A 50 cent sweepstakes adds prize shares of 50 30 and 2 percent for top finishers. contests continue on later dates in July and August.
The annual alumni meeting at Westminster College will take place Tuesday evening in the Second WP church. Miss Gertrude Clark and Miss Anna Caldwell will perform music including piano and vocal solos. Alex McIntosh and Mrs Mina Mekiee Gordon are listed for selections.
An ad claims a remedy treats colds in the head chest or throat in 24 hours with no work interruption. It says the medicine prevents colds if taken at first symptoms. Priced at 2 shillings and available from all druggists.
The Union Veteran Legion gathered Sunday at the First Methodist church for their annual Thanksgiving sermon by Rev. T. C. Beach. The event featured music including Te Deum Laudamus and a contralto solo, while Beach urged veterans to uphold patriots' memory and continue striving for liberty and righteous civic duty.
The Central Presbyterian church plans a June 20 picnic at Stonehoro with boating bathing and rides. A special Pennsylvanian line train runs from Jeaves Mahoningtown at 1:00 a.m. and returns at 6:10 p.m. Adults 75 cents children 50 cents round trip. all invited.
An advertisement touts South American Tonnec as a permanent cure for stomach weakness and indigestion with claims of instant relief and universal safety. It promotes George W. Clutton of New Castle Pa as seller and notes additional remedies and free samples from Uutton’s Pharmacy.
In a city crackdown led by Mayor Warnock and Chief Horner, two brothels on Grove street and South Jefferson street were raided after midnight. Ten women and eighteen men were arrested, with fines totaling $173. Several women gave false names while the proprietors faced penalties, and drunks were fined or sent to the poor farm.
Jamestown Journal notes a unanimous committee report favoring a crematory garbage disposal plant for New Castle. It cites visits to several mid sized cities, finds current dump methods outdated, and argues modern incineration can render refuse non threatening to public health.
Fred Brooks of Beaver Falls underwent an appendectomy at She Rangao Valley hospital on Saturday evening for acute appendicitis. The operation was completely successful and Brooks is expected to leave the hospital shortly.
Mr James Brown of Pursmouth Virginia over ninety years old suffered for years with a bad sore on his face. Physicians could not help him DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cured him permanently Paisley Pharmacy Hutton Pharmacy Fred Hyde Seventh Ward Central Drug Store Long Avenue.
Mitchell Pickels of Anaconda Montana and J E Seesholtz a Tacoma tailor, with their wives, swapped partners during a Klondike trip in 1898. The four returned to Tacoma and San Francisco to restart lives in tailoring and business, with both couples remarried and reportedly happy despite local shocks.
During his second campaign as Michigan governor candidate, John J. Bagley spoke in Kalamazoo and admitted limited oratorical gifts. Afterward a longtime Democrat praised him for honesty and changed his vote, noting Bagley told the truth about his speaking ability.
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