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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
10
Joseph Kalbfus announces a new 1915 act rule governing bounty payments. Checks from the State treasurer must go to the claimant named in the affidavit. other parties cannot be paid or used for discounts. The office will certify payments only in the name of the claimant who made the killing.
Paris June 18. French soldiers in the field soon will wear light steel helmets for head protection against shell and bullet fragments. The helmet will be used in forward action while the traditional cap remains for rear service.
An advertisement for Parisian Sage claims the liquid nourishes hair roots, stimulates growth, removes dandruff, cleanses dust and oil, and leaves hair soft fluffy and lustrous. It stresses safety and constant use from Hainer Drug Co.
Harrisburg reports a long childhood romance between Miss Matilda Elder and James Walker, now sixty six, ending in an impending wedding. Both grew up on Rutherford farms near Rutherford Heights and share ties to the Boyd estate. Walker, a widower, has been a trusted Loyd estate employee and will join a Boyd storehouse project upon completion.
The Slippery Rock Sun reports the wedding of Rev C N Moore and his bride in Elmira New York followed by a Presbyterian church reception. Congregation members and invited guests attended with lunch served and brief speeches by local clergy expressing welcome to Mrs Moore from Pennsylvania and Slippery Rock.
Mrs J C Dickson visited New Castle. J G C Dickson called on friends in Youngstown. Harry Miller moved to New Castle Ray Street. Maxwell family moved from Pittsburg to Harry Whiting residence. Elmer Kinser of Elwood Indiana stayed with Mrs J F McWilliams. Beight family celebration for 10 at her home. Mr and Mrs S Cherry and child finished vacation visiting Albion. Mrs J F McWilliams attended First Presbyterian Church day exercises and baptism of Frances Elizabeth Gibson. Woman's Missionary Society of the M E church met at Miss Anna Wallace home. business followed by refreshments.
A cottage prayer gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Reed’s home Tuesday evening drew 34 attendees led by Andrew Baird with a scripture from St John chapter 4. The next meeting is set for Tuesday evening June 22 at Mrs. Sarah Kincaid’s home.
The Detroit Free Press notes the saying in a pointed quip about guests and hosts. It recalls early dinners where chores were delayed and contrasts with later routines where dishes are washed promptly.
A Washington Star quote notes one man counting on his own efforts for votes while his rival used machine aid. The speaker admits he did not secure as many votes as the other person who had machine assistance.
Detroit Free Press item quotes a joke about a fiancé who vowed to dare anything for his partner before marriage yet admits fear to ask his boss for a raise. The quip contrasts bold vows with practical hesitation.
McKee the local druggist advertises today a special half price offer on Dr Howard's specific for constipation and dyspepsia. Fifty men and women are urged to buy a 25 cent package at half price with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. Those unable to visit can mail 25 cents for prompt delivery, while supplies last.
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