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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1907
Page
2
Edward Bowen, 53-year-old son of H. Bowen of Ralph Avenue, fell headfirst into a rear yard spring three feet deep and lay unconscious for over three hours. Neighbors and family attempted artificial respiration until the boy began breathing again. he is now recovering.
John R. Wright sold his three story brick block on Market Street to R. Mercer and Robert M. Bryan and transferred stock in his store. They plan to fit up a department store while Wright buys a New Castle Street lot to build a house as he retires after 43 years in business.
The Twentieth Memory All-stars vs Ellwood City Steel Car Forge clash scheduled for Friday at 3 p.m. in Mac cabee day. Action centers on a regional contest with local teams facing off in a midseason showcase.
The notice warns that many patent medicines contain alcohol and harmful drugs. It states Father John’s Medicine is not a patent medicine and does not contain alcohol or poisonous drugs. It claims the medicine cures throat and lung troubles coughs and colds and is guaranteed.
City councils consider multiple sewer projects in Seventh ward including the Mahoning avenue storm sewer draining the swamp west of the Pennsylvania tracks and discharging to the Shenango river via Mahoning McKinley and Preston avenues. Additional mains proposed on Clayton street and Sixth street with sidewalk and paving work on Liberty street underway.
Notice describes a wedding at Cascade Park on Friday June 21 at 8 o'clock p.m. The ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with imitators and lists Wallace's Drug Store as seller for 36 cents per tea or tablets.
Sick lists and visits mark Fifth Ward notes with Will Sheets on the sick list and Miss Grace Thompson returning to activity after illness. Residents like Harry White, Miss Anna Smith, Sam Lewis, and George Townsend are noted for visits, illnesses, and travels to Youngstown Pittsburg Sharon and Struthers.
A prominent society couple will wed at Cascade Park at 8 p m on June 21, designated as Maccabee Day. The event draws notable civic figures and residents seeking details of the ceremony.
The case of H A Watt against Grace Watt for the larceny of $17 brought before Alderman Ranney has been settled with no evidence to support the charge.
Dr J E Reilly rector of Trinity church announces C A Marshall of Hillcrest avenue as assistant to Frank Felton at St Andrews mission in the Fifth ward. Felton resigned but Reilly declines to accept it and Marshall will aid the current reader during the summer months. Also a local ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy.
A testimonial from Mr. Ripple of Youngstown Ohio praises Quaker Herb Extract for his wife’s liver kidney and digestive relief after one bottle. It claims improved appetite rest and natural organ function with a price of $1.00 per bottle and Balm at 25 cents from J C Wallace's Drug Store.
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