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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1919
Page
3
An article fragment discusses a looming luxury tax and its puzzling implications with consumer items and medicines. It highlights a tax interpretation by officials, mentions Hazel products, and includes a testimonial praising Dr Williams' Pink Pills for stomach and nervous disorders, with a sales pitch for the remedy and a free booklet offer.
Pulaski News reports Miss Ielen Gearhart recently left Akson visiting Sand yay and Jar H Uiariter. Several local residents, including Mr. aut Wiredt and Mrs. Shaesy, hosted gatherings in Knex and Canis. Dr and Mrs Flaton and heirs returned home after winter visits as the community notes various social calls and travels.
A garbled local note describes a firefighter connected to Nerv-Worth facing a sudden health or admission event. The fragment mentions a kidney or stomach concern and unclear references to people named AL McKinnon and Jirenan. It hints at financial or property concerns and a late-night disturbance.
A string of visitors from Youngstown and nearby towns spent the Sabbath at homes around New Castle and Mahoningtown. Families from Predonix and Clifford Gilliland hosted guests, with trips to Jamestown and Dover mentioned, along with community church activities and a Ladies Missionary meeting.
Infant footwear offered in patent leather with one or two strap styles limited to size eight.
The article records a regular monthly meeting at the Presbyterian church hosted by Mrs. KG Huins, citing infant speeches and social exchanges. It also notes dinners at homes of Mrs. Tied, Mr. and Mrs. Paul McMenahen, and mentions Gretyn Damilusen visiting from Chicago, plus other local visits and a Lawrence County Agricultural Association meeting.
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