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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
12
A physician asserts cure capabilities for nervous blood and special diseases with a modern method. The ad claims permanency of cure, endorsements from recovered patients, and a reputation “second to none.” It promises treatment without cutting for venereal and other conditions and offers monthly or weekly payment options.
George Jacoby pursues a writ of mandamus to force the Eintracht society to show cause why he should not be reinstated as a member. He alleges May 2 suspension during his absence was unjust, stripping him of ownership rights in club property and member privileges. Judge Porter set a June 29 hearing for both sides.
Sealer W K Nowling reports two sets of scales and ten or more measures confiscated in his first days testing. He notes many devices miscalibrated, with some dented or kinked liquids measures. He has focused on the Seventh ward and will survey the entire city soon.
Rev H J Whalen pastor of the First Baptist church will lead the Rescue Mission service next Tuesday evening June 22 assisted by his choir. The well known city figure will conduct a fine service starting at 8 o clock, with Rev Whalen delivering a notable address.
Cool Y M C A baths and swimming pool advertise summer membership through October 1 at eight dollars. Outdoor ad notes the pleasant facilities and benefits for members.
A sizable fortune is reported to be left to young heirs with estimates ranging from a half to a full million dollars. The article notes the sizable amount and the potential implications for the beneficiaries.
Charles Young a Hickory township native who built a fortune in Alaska with lumber hardware and undertakings died in Rochester Minnesota after surgery. His brother Albert Young of Eastbrook returned his body and will help settle an estate likely worth between 500000 and 1000000 dollars shared by his sisters Mrs Patton and Mrs McConahy the children of Conley McConahy and brothers Frank and Albert Young.
The Newark Federals dismissed manager William Phillips today in a move to cut salaries and improve results. William McKechnie, the club’s third baseman, was promoted to replace him. Phillips had led the team during its transfer from Indianapolis to Newark and was a former star pitcher in the majors.
Mrs Patrick Kearns and family thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of husband and father and for the beautiful flowers.
Emmanuel Baptist hosts a Sunday night program at 7 o clock featuring hymns a scripture reading songs by the school prayers recitations by Agnes Griffiths Freda Lewis Hannah Jones Hadyn Williams and others with solos by Sherwood Johns May Davis Frank Merriman Florence Thomas Muriel Edmunds Minnie Pelliphant Dorothy Keifer and Sarah Merriman a pantomime and closing benediction.
After an unsettled start the New York market strengthened with Baldwin Locomotive leading gains rising to 66 and Distillers' Securities up to 26. United States Steel recovered from an early drop while American Smelting Utah Copper and Interboro Metropolitan common joined the rally. Union Pacific traded at 127 and Other rail issues advanced as trading totaled 42,600 shares.
About one hundred boys who had not swum were taught the art during the past week at the annual free swimming lessons offered to city boys by the Y M C A. The campaign was one of the most successful in the movement's history.
Wash steam and stone tart cherries. Save the juice and use a pound of sugar per pound of fruit. Boil juice with sugar until dissolved. Add cherries and cook until thick syrup forms. Seal with paraffin wax in sterilized glasses.
Police logs recount disturbances and oddities in city neighborhoods. Complaints include broken windows at 828 Harrison street near Mrs Kennedy home, youths shooting firecrackers near Oak and East Washington, and Bauman ice cream factory noise disrupting Neshannock Avenue.
Mayor Tyler and Commissioners Ramsey Barnett and Lusk met at city hall and adjourned after approving the payroll for the tax department. No further business was listed.
Samuel Reddick of Cunningham Avenue is reported ill. No further details on condition or cause are provided.
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