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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
2
The Moose club cases were postponed to the September term after jury disagreement in the Steward Benninghoff case. Frank W. Myers and Winston Cousins cases also stymied by time, with Bryson and John F. ch. among others to be heard separately then. No new grand jury is required.
John Floyd junior, son of Mr and Mrs Floyd of Division Street, was pricked by a needle while playing on the floor. A physician treated the wound and the child is recovering as well as could be expected.
Headache and dizziness arise from nervous exhaustion and overwork. Dr Williams Pink Pills build blood and strengthen nerves, reducing headaches and irritability. The medicine company offers a home treatment booklet and pills available at drug stores.
The New Castle police chief issues new rules for the Fourth of July. Prohibitions include selling fireworks with picric acid or picrates, high explosives, cannons over six inches long, diameter limits, and restricted use of cannons after 9 pm except on July 8 and 4. Cannons and revolvers are banned.
Jersey City Mrs Alice Carlson testified in divorce proceedings that her husband neglected her for a chicken farm and another woman.
Engineer Emil Swenson has not delivered the Grant Street bridge plans to the county commissioners. They had hoped to advertise for bids by mid month but delays now push the contract likely into late summer, threatening possible winter traffic impact.
Miss Margaret Wilson daughter of the president arrives in Madison for a preliminary conference on civic secretaryship and to begin duties as associate editor of a civic magazine. Prof Edward J Ward of the University of Wisconsin department of civic and social development is editor in chief after her Chicago trip for the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention.
The commonwealth case against Carmen Pont for selling liquor without a license was heard this morning. Pont, in the country two months, admitted ignorance of the law but the defense urged leniency.
A testimonial notes that after using Eckman's Alterative a patient recovered from severe lung trouble and was later accepted by two insurance companies. The affidavit from W E Gee claims improved health, weight 142 pounds, and sound medical status, supporting the remedy’s efficacy for throat and lung affections and related conditions.
The 19th annual Pulaski District Sabbath School association convention at King's Chapel drew strong attendance and high interest. New county superintendent Miss Estella Hoye spoke on elementary work. officers were elected for the county and district with Dr. Ken C. Hays as President and Miss Mary M. Walker as Secretary.
Police report Frank Hohl once jailed in Altoona for bank shooting and burglary escaped by squeezing between bars. He allegedly moved to Salem Ohio and abducted a woman calling herself his wife Iva Ormsby. Hohl’s notoriety comes from a string of extraordinary feats in recent months.
Ocean News lists today’s sailings with New York to Southampton and arrivals including Olympia from Liverpool Idaho from Hull Washington from London France from Havre.
Indianapolis owner Jimmie McGill and Manager Jack Hendricks push to secure reinforcements for the Indians this season. Hendricks aims to add pitchers and believes one or two additions could yield the flag.
City will grant petition to alter sidewalk grade after city engineer confirms all but two owners signed. M J Scanlon and Mrs W W Troup of New Wilmington did not sign. An ordinance will be passed to authorize the change.
Work to start June 29 at the Center U. P. church with a full new hardwool floor. For two Sundays after start, services will be halted to complete the renovation before reopening.
The congregation youth group hosted a social last night with strong turnout and a profitable result. Proceeds from the event were reported to cover its costs and leave a small surplus.
All members of Nora court are requested to turn out in full regalia Sunday at 3 o clock to commemorate St John s day at Bethel AM.
The annual sermon will be preached by Rev W H Truss with A E Aldman as chairman.
Aluminum sauce pan of best grade aluminum holds 11 2 quarts sold with a pound of Grand Union Baking Powder for 60 cents. Grand Union Tea Co located at 6 West Washington Street promotes this sale. One cent price note appears.
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