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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
2
Are you annaiting the flies Kansas needs forty thousand harvest hands
A fragment expressing concern over labor needs and infrastructure with references to touring cars aeroplanes and naval power. It mentions Pittsburg street bridge New York harbor and a critical take on Gifford Pinchot St Paul speech and a Jeffersonian Democrat line.
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Kansas
Pittsburg Street
New York World
Giffard Pinchot
St. Paul
Jefferson
Ian Demiocrat
Sonal
Sunrose
Jim Jeffries
Meet
Gillett
Frisco
What Woman Hides Man Can Not Find
Frank Mulvey of Hammond Indiana advocates women cleaning the house for a benefit to mankind. After his wife’s death he could not locate money she hid, despite searching. He asked his sister who cleaned the house and found the money sewn into a mattress. The tale mocks masculine inability to locate hidden items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mulvey
Hammond
Ind
Maniike
Roosevelt’s Oratory Provokes and Inspires Audiences
The London Daily Mail praises Mr. Roosevelt’s dynamic public speaking. His energy, rhythm, and forceful delivery dwarf the usual House of Commons manner, capable of stirring listeners and drawing congregations. Success, however, hinges on personal presence and relentless self-training to hit the mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
London Daily Mail
Jess
House of Commons
United States
Sunday Sermon Causes Woman to Forget Baby at Nursery
In Everett Washington a mother attending the Billy Sunday meetings at the church nursery briefly forgot her infant Tuesday evening. She returned quickly after realizing the child was missing, discovering that volunteers planned to adopt the baby temporarily while services discussed tabernacle plans.
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Everett, Wash
Ebarga
Work Progressing on New High School Construction
Work is advancing on the new high school with many teams excavating the foundation. Contractor Hoey pushes the project, and foundation work will likely start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ew High School
Hoey
Remaker to Address Joint Meeting at Trades and Labor Hall
A joint meeting of John F. Ward and Pride of New Cantra ledger of the Amalgamated will be held Saturday at 2 o'clock in the Trades and Labor Assembly Hall. An address by Fred Warren will follow. Elections of officers will be conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Ward
New
Cantra Ledger
Any
Trades and Labor Assembly
Fred Warren
Fourth of July Boosters Advertising Car Parodies War Hype
The piece lampoons Fourth of July boosters and their advertising car, praising their efforts while mocking patriotic hype. It mentions Taft or Teddy, a comet, and public readiness for war, then extols the boosters and their loud megaphone tactics used to spread news across towns and cities.
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Taft
Teddy
Garth
Dan Miller
Miller
Mylani
Byster— Pooler
Norrig
DuPuyster
Newell
Riddle
McAnaney
Harris
Robinson
Bower
Cterling
Wiliams
Jones
White
Herman
McCandless
Peer
Moet
Aerial feat and Roosevelt posters stun New York
An aviator plans a flight to cross the Trudson river and circle Grant’s tomb if weather permits while city crowds admire the Rough Riders and Roosevelt memorabilia. Uniformed Riders parade past Buckingham Hotel as posters celebrate the colonel with a novelty cocktail menu and large portraits.
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Trudson River
Grant
Timb
Battery
Mayor Gavtier
Enkmel
6Th Avenue
New York
Buckingham Hotel
Gol. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Broadway
Mare Ars
San Juan
Cuba
France
Germany
Thaly
England
Africa
Money for the Birds Campaign Support by Mrs Russell Sage
Mrs Russell Sage donates 14 000 to the American Audubon Society campaign for native birds. The piece argues birds are a vital natural resource, essential to nature and economy, and urges broad public support across all ages to protect them from insect damage and to ease living costs. It notes that ordinary people can contribute without wealth and praises Mrs Sage’s generosity.
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Russell Sage
Mora
America
Ike Myre
Ruegell
Aga
Mra
Saga
Claclonatl
Picnic Season From the Woods to the Fair
A collage of lighthearted vignettes ranges from rural picnics and forest pleasures to public figures and local anecdotes. The piece references hunting for amusement, weather, and mild mishaps as urban noise fades, with notes on editors, political quips, and cultural figures of the era. It mentions T. Jefferson McCleary’s passing and Teddy Roosevelt’s forthcoming homecoming, alongside assorted civic and social jests.
Democratic Platform Supports Income Tax Debate Over State Tax Ratification
The article argues the Democratic platform favors income tax and questions the Louisiana Senate's delay on ratifying a state tax amendment. It notes proposed public referendum to voters, warns about extending referendum powers, and suggests regional opposition to direct federal taxation. It cites distrust of lawmakers and potential shifts in ratification practices and public voting on constitutional amendments.
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Louleiana Btate
Benara
Bea
Senate
Nemcratic Party
House
Congress
Louisiana
South
State Bar Annual Meeting Set for Tone 28 29
The Pennsylvania Bar Association will hold its first annual meeting on Tone 28 and 29 at Cava May Nod. Norman Martin will chair the committee on digesting jet statutes and speak on the program. Attendees include R. K. Aiken R. W. Dans Samuel W. Dunn W. H. Falls A. L. Hazen and W. D. Wallace.
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Cava
Norman Martin
Chatritmay
Wkely Atend
R. K. Aiken
R. W. Dans
Samuel W. Dunn
W. H. Falls
A. L. Hazen
D. KN. Martin
W. D. Wallace
B. AL /Winternite
Sunday Excursion to Woodlawn Park and Ashtabula Harbor
An excursion offers a $1.25 round trip from P. & Je Ke depot at 8:00 a.m. with a special train service. The trip includes a day at Woodlawn Park and Ashtabula Harbor, featuring a new furniture wagon and a showcase of a new store opening by Macom at 74 Prieststreet. Local details and schedules are provided for travelers.
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Woodlawn Park
Ashtabula Harbor
Ohio
P. & Je Ke Depot
Trin
pRitesturr
Hosiery and Underwear Price Hints For Summer Comfort
Summer weights hosiery and underwear for man woman and child offered in varied styles and sizes. Jersey ribbed vests extra sizes 1244c 160 20c and more. Women gauze ribbed vests union suits lace trimmed with crocheted fronts. Boys porosknit wear separate garments 25c. Luca Lisle hosiery 25c per pair. Children ribbed blockings blue pink black tan 15c per pair.
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Son
Luca Lisle
Complete Assortment of Men’s Shirts and Coats
The store touts the most complete range of new shirts including coat style options. Listings include Men’s White Shirts at 500, 750, 1.00 and 1.50, neat patterned shirts, plaited bosoms, and soft collar shirts. It emphasizes minimum prices and price protections versus rivals selling similar items at higher per-unit costs.
Fine Black Dress Goods On Sale At Reduced Prices
Unusual values listed for fine Black Dress Goods with stock surpluses reduced to keep assortment vibrant. Aisle table offers Black Novelty Dress Goods at 1 to 1.50 yards, mostly 1.25, with Voiles cut from 1.75 to 1.50 and 1.25 to 1.00. Additional colored Voiles and wiry textured materials offered at 85c to 1.50.
Summer Dresses Offer Wide Range of Linens and Gingham
The Garment Section presents a bright summer lineup of dresses and coat suits. Lawn frocks with tucked yokes and full pleated skirts cost about 2.75 to 3.76 dollars, while gingham and dimity models range from 3.75 to 6.75 dollars. Top coats in linens, khaki cloth, and crash weaves accompany the assortment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Dresden
Secretary Knox declines governorship nomination talk
Washington June 17 Secretary of State Knox rejects any discussion of a Pennsylvania governor bid. He states no direct information and has not authorized using his name. The North Beaver School board will meet Saturday June 26 to elect teachers for township schools.
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Knox
Washington
Pennsylvania
North Beaver
W. M. Raney
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