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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
6
A local ad lists boys suits in Jancy Mixi Cheviots and Blue Serge in sizes 7 to 17 with prices 7.50 8.50 and 10.00 plus $5.00 option. Puritan blouse waists in 7 to 15 years at 75 cents each. Limited supply reserves right to substitute materials.
Advertises curtains and lace curtains with prices. White or Arab scrim curtains available, price 4.50 each. Lace Arabian curtains offered at 5.00 per pair and various prices for other styles including 2.75, 6.75, and 7.50 per pair with edge or insertion work.
Wool skirts for women advertised with new stock in black and white shepherd check. Described as gracefully draped with button trim, back finish, narrow belt, and pearl buckle. Prices listed at five dollars and three fifty.
A brief quip from the Boston Transcript features a poet asking for opinions on verses and a critic replying that they suffer from too many feet and too little head. The exchange highlights a light literary jab in a 19th century style.
Linnenbrink, assistant sales manager at New Castle Portland Cement, is shot by Norman Vandivort in the company offices. Vandivort is captured after a self harm attempt with chloroform. Linnenbrink dies hours later from a left lung injury. The case prompts an inquest and ongoing hospital guards for Vandivort.
Friday Saturday and Sunday specials feature fresh fish choices including broiled whole live lobster with Maitre D Hotel sauce and broiled shad with tomato sauce. Also offered are broiled black bass, mackerel, halibut steak, and shadroe with bacon. The cafe serves chicken and various meats, advertising an up to date menu at 209 East Washington Street and phone number 2633.
Residents and visitors across Neshannock, New Castle, McCaslin, Zelienople, and Eastbrook are listed with recent trips, calls, and visits. Includeations mention Edith Nowark, Helen Russell, Mary Forbes, Robert White and daughter Helen, Belle Forbes, Mrs. William Stankard, Mrs. William Chapman, Mrs. Elder McCormick and Walter, Ollie Wimner, Frank L. McKnight, and a church wedding. A Sunday schedule and upcoming sermon by Rev. D E S Perry are noted.
The Rev. D. C. Whitmarsh, pastor of Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church, will address the city rescue mission located at East Washington street and Croton avenue tonight. Friday evening the Ladies Soul-Seeking Bible class will meet at 6 30.
Battling Terry stopped Frank Stypek in the third round of a six round card yesterday at Keystone Park Idlewild. Referee Yock Henninger counted Stypek out after a right jaw blow as both fighters pressed duty.
Mr and Mrs Edward O'Brien and family of Miller avenue thank friends and neighbors for flowers and sympathy during the bereavement caused by the death of their daughter Olive Pearl O'Brien.
A German chemical plant that produces large quantities of hydrogen as a by product has constructed a three mile pipeline to supply the gas for dirigible balloons.
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