News Company Publication Details and Subscription Rates
Published every evening except Sunday by The News Company located at Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Alley in New Castle Pennsylvania. Ownership shared by Mrs George Eeadwell and Fred L Rentz with Bert Wells also listed. Subscription rates include daily ten cents per issue or five dollars yearly, weekly one dollar, daily mail three dollars annually. On sale at leading newsstands. correspondence invited from county regions.
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THE
News Company
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
North Street Bridge Opposition Sparks City Debate
Residents and Pittsburg Street merchants clash over a proposed Neshannock river bridge opposite North street. Proponents argue the bridge would aid public convenience, while opponents fear loss of passersby to their shops. The article urges councils to serve all citizens, not business interests.
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Neshannock River
North Street
Pittsburg Street
South Mill Street
Pearson Street
Croton
Washington Street
Upper Neshannock Bridge
East Side
Laird Found Guilty of Conspiracy in Carnes Case
Testimony traced Laird with Elizabeth Carnes through Zelienople and New Castle visits. Prosecution argued Carnes death followed her visit to Dr Blackwood while Laird claimed to oppose it and offered to marry, with jury to decide verdict after witnesses described Laird’s character and actions.
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Cr. L. Eicholtz
Elizabeth Florence Carnes
Lancaster Township
Butler County
Laird
Zelienople
New Castle
Dr. Blackwood
Bicholtz
Estelle Eldred
Harmony
Mrs. Carnes
Blackwood’s
Leah Rhome
Eicholtz
Margaret Druschel
Eicholtz Hotel
Blackwood
John Lawton
Keicholtz
Carnes
R. K. Aiken
E. E. Leavy
George Lamoree
J. Elmer Campbell
John Hutton
J. A. Perry
John Foster
John Waddington, Jr
Robert Garroway
Young
Vaccination Debate Over Typhoid Serum Tested on Soldiers
The Pittsburg Post reports US soldiers received a new typhoid vaccine. results remain uncertain as efficacy depends on exposure after vaccination and potential long term after effects. The piece argues prevention via water safety and isolation is more reliable than serums or drugs.
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United States
Pittsburg Post
Health rules as evasion of harm and cost
The text frames avoiding laws of health and cleanliness as choosing evils, stressing that there is always a price to pay for evading proper regard to public health. It emphasizes personal responsibility and the consequences of neglect.
Lost Reputation on the Hill Washing Habits
A local woman known for early laundry has recently fallen from favor after neighbors learned her grocer keeps rub a lac. The piece notes the gossip and possible social consequences.
Hints and Dints The Hero and Oddities
A collage of brief quips and wry observations from the era, mentioning a baseball hero who tied a ninth inning run, school missteps, spelling quirks, local notes from Cleveland and Youngstown, weather as joke, and social commentary on Prohibition and readers’ reactions.
Lawyers Reap Share After Civil War Ice Suit
After a ruling awarding $181 358 for furnishing ice to soldiers in the Civil War Washington D C residents receive $19 848 while the lawyers take the rest bringing surprise at the division of the settlement and noting the small return for the town.
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Washington
D. C
The Prettiest Girl in New Castle
A New Castle resident praises his niece dubbed the prettiest girl, noting her spotless shirtwaists and the use of Easy Task Soap. He claims the soap cleans without damaging fabrics and costs a nickel per cake.
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New Castle
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Lawrence Savings and Trust Building
Ty Bonds
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., of
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Citizens National Bank
Corner Mill
Washington Streets
Thomas W. Phillips Lewis
Hoyt
David Jameson
J. P. H. Cunningham
Alex. Crawford Hoyt
Edward T. Kurtz
J. Norman Martin John H. Preston
Chas. H. Andrews
Samuel McCreary
Patterson Stationery CO
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L. NO
South
Mercer ST
New Castle Machine Co
Rear Masonic Temple
Bell 405
New Castle, PA
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Clendenin
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Tee Re
Easil
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Wallace Ridg
Col. Washington and Jefferson Sts
Bell Phone
Harry Cohen
Moravia St
M. D. Mitchell
Jefferson St
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