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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1916
Page
6
A promotional note urges spring cleansing from winter toxins to improve liver function and energy. It extols Shredded Wheat Biscuit with berries and greens, claiming renewal through nature and whole wheat. Made at Niagara Falls New York.
Real estate activity reported by McCain Realty and Clare P DuShane includes W L Shaffer purchasing the W G Tillia farm in Shenango township and several city lots and rentals in Shenango and Erie. Oakwood plots see brisk sales as street improvements advance on Adams street and nearby sites.
Mrs H Kistler of Carlisle Pa recounts a five month ordeal with a red disfiguring spot on her baby’s cheek that itched at night. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment after trying a single cake and box with a complete healing. Free sample offer via Cuticura Dept T Boston with a 32 page Skin Book.
Governor Brumbaugh asked a Pittsburg delegation and the flood commission to draft legislation for cooperation among city county and the national government to build flood prevention reservoirs on the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers. The plan calls for 17 reservoirs in the state and nearby states at an eventual cost of 20 million dollars. Surveys have begun and the governor requested notice of bills before the next legislature. The delegation included city council president J P Kerr councilman J H Dailey chief engineer N S Sprague and others.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. T. D. Wilson in Wampum Pennsylvania. Funeral services for Lucille Parshall were held Sunday at her parents' home with Rev. J. H. Humphrey and Rev. Luton presiding. Interment at Clinton cemetery. Ernest Ayres hosted a dinner for guests including Mrs. J. T. Ayres and Mrs. R. E. Donaldson of New Castle and others from Leetonia Pittsburg Beaver Ellwood City and Cleveland.
A local weekend report lists residents and friends visiting from New Castle and nearby towns. Names include Co. D Coulter, Mrs. John Ketterer, Donald Hillard, Frank Gibson, Robert Young, Miss Bertha Truby, Miss Ethel Ewings, Mrs. Richard Bees, C. D. Hennon, Jacob Rhodes, Ernest Ayres, S. T. Paterson, Ed Ketterer, Holiday Newton, Ed Shaffer, Joseph Rick, Thomas McVey, William Maloney, Cecil Pomroy, Mrs. Jack Champney, Mrs. Jack Fye, Grant Heinz, Paul Heinz, Mrs. Ira Kerr, and others visiting from Sharon Ellwood City Punxsutawney and Cleveland areas.
Do not overlook disease germs that lurk in many places even in modern homes. Every home should have hyclerite antiseptic for immediate use on burns scratches or bruises as it kills germs instantly. Rinse the mouth and gargle with hyclorite to prevent throat troubles and keep breath clean. Used in hospitals by professionals and sold by druggists. General Laboratories Madison Wis.
A miniature model of the Carnegie playgrounds of Pittsburg is a highlight at the Western Pennsylvania Safety rally. The display, made at a local steel plant, showcases Carnegie Steel company efforts for worker safety and for education and recreation of children.
Indians who received deeds to government lands from Secretary Lane at Yankton are spending their wealth on cars. In ten days over fifty have bought automobiles from dealers between Platte and Dante. Officials cannot prevent the Redmen from purchasing the white man's vehicles since the land deeds are transferred and funds belong to the Indians.
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