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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
8
A fragmented ad notes opposition to mality in drugs and claims daily gains from customer trust through quality. It suggests prices attract initial buyers but quality wins repeat customers and questions if Atton's offers the right choice.
Preparations for a children’s day program at the First M E church next Sunday at 11 a m with the primary kindergarten and intermediate departments performing. Music from the Sunday school orchestra and church choir directed by Miss Winifred Lloyd includes songs prayers recitations and a graduation of the kindergarten into the primary with several solo and chorus numbers and a benediction.
Bert Dennis from Greer mill recovers after a week of illness. Paul Aiken returns from Pittsburg trip. Ad Dickinson of Shaw street joins pulpit at the steel mill. Ted Richards from Greer mill visits Ellwood City. John Grey from Shenango tin mill visits sister in McKeesport. Frank Thompson in Shenango tin mill takes vacation in Greensburg. Will Fishburn ill with typhoid at hospital improving. Fishin is a screw boy on No 8 in Greer tin mill. Annual outing set for July 5 at Luna Park Pittsburg for Greer and Shenango hot mill departments. special leaves Union depot at 7:45 am.
News arrives Tuesday morning of the death of Roy Winnett aged 31 of Washington Pa. He was a druggist once employed at R M Read's drug store in New Castle where he married. He had been in poor health for some time and died at his home in Washington on the night before. He is survived by his wife, a former resident of Washington before her marriage in February 1906.
An old advertisement claims Uric-O cures rheumatism by removing rheumatic acids from blood, muscles, and kidneys. It stresses the product targets rheumatic poison, is sold for $1, and offers a free trial by sending name and pharmacist details to Smith Drug Co. Syracuse N Y.
The article argues meat prices are inflated beyond diet needs and that eggs milk wheat oats beans and nuts provide comparable protein. It explains protein carbon and ash in foods, notes 100 pounds of beef yields 37 pounds of nutrients, and urges study of balanced economical diets beyond meat.
Residents from New Castle and surrounding areas were noted visiting relatives and friends in towns including Youngstown New Middletown New Wilmington and Niles. Several locals transacted business and hosted guests while Edenburg M E B Sunday school held its annual children’s day celebration with over 85 participants.
Rev W Henry George D D has been selected to succeed Rev Dr W P Johnson as president of Geneva College. George is well known in the city and assumes the post after Johnson’s resignation.
Judge Porter granted several divorces based on desertion and cruel and barbarous treatment. Rose S Williamson and William A Williamson were married in 1899 and separated in 1905 with Williamson reportedly in California. Additional divorces included Elizabeth Carnes from Edward Carnes and Jennie Twigg from Frank Twigg amid accusations of neglect drinking and threats.
Bill Smith's Twentieth Century All-stars square off with Ellwood City Steel Car Forge at 3 p m on Friday June 21 at Mac cabee day venue. Local fans expect a high scoring showcase and a decisive early season result.
Beginning Wednesday morning the store offers reduced prices on wash goods and white goods. Items include lace stripe lawns, dotted Swiss, white pique, embroidered silks, silk mulls, dimities, and other fabrics with substantial discounts. Prices range from 7 to 39 cents per yard depending on item.
The June sale of muslin underwear, started last Thursday, continues all week or until the lots are sold out. Every lady in New Castle is urged to stock up on summer undergarments while prices remain low, as such quality may not be available again at this level.
Remnants of dress goods offer good lengths for jackets skirts and children's dresses. Ladies may find suitable material at discounts. Come tomorrow and take your share.
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