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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1916
Page
12
The piece touts Atlantic Polarine as a leading motor oil and recommends using Atlantic Gasoline with Atlantic Motor Oils for best results. It claims properly lubricated engines gain up to five extra miles per gallon and endorses the four-oil plan for most cars.
A suspicious looking stranger was ordered out of Wampum by Constable Jacob Dindinger and escorted to the railroad station after returning to town. He left on a train and did not return a third time, prompting continued vigilance by local residents.
Members of the Lincoln club were entertained last evening at the home of Howard Ray with games and music.
Nervous fatigue and breakdown are blamed on devitalized nerve force and starving nerve cells. Margo Nerve Tablets, a six element nerve vitalizer, are advertised to quickly restore nerve function, improve digestion and mood, and are sold with a money back guarantee.
Advertisement proclaims Fair Childs Perfect Flour as the best quality and guarantees customer satisfaction with money refunds. H. L. Allen operates seven stores offering the product and a silver spoon in every quarter sack as a promotional incentive.
A social gathering featured various attendees including Carl Habbyshaw James Humphrey Carl Nicholson Billy Galbreath Charles Ewing Kenneth McConahy Howard Ray and Miss Florence Weitz with entertainment and a tasty lunch as part of the event.
Wampum Camp fire girls gather Thursday at Mrs Sue Coulter home and Chewton Campfire girls meet Friday at Miss Agnes Solsberg home. Wampum lodge I C O F 865 meets tonight with full attendance urged. Christian Endeavor Tennis club meets at the church court this evening for all who wish to use the facility.
WEST PITTSBURG Pa June 20 Mrs B S Bartlett nee Hennon visits her parents Mr and Mrs J M Hennon after arriving Monday from Laramie Wyoming. Bartlett served as postmistress at the local office before her marriage and move west.
Mrs T Rhinehart visits Pittsburg while Ruth Jones stays in Queens Junction. Several residents, including Jas Keck recovering from measles and Miss Helen Madden starting a Mercer post, visit relatives in Ellwood City and neighboring towns. Families from Verona Beaver Falls and Volant share Sunday visits and short trips to Pittsburg Niles and Beaver Falls.
Harrisburg reports the state highway department selects chocolate brown as the color for the 1917 automobile license tags. The new tags will use the same size and style as prior years, marking a uniform update across registrations.
Porches get careful drapery fabric selection with Colonial Drapery Fabrics offering Woodlands in Bokara Tapestry and Verdure designs plus Versailles Chintz and Georgain Cloth at varied prices. A wide range of porch cushions from 50 to 75 patterns, made from remnants, priced 60c and up, plus sale on assorted wide sheeting and domestic textiles with low yard prices and porch awning drillings.
Officials plan to let the contract soon and use a white numeral plate with brown tags due to reports of potential shortages of red green blue and yellow dyes. Chocolate colored tags are already in use in New Jersey and are plentiful compared with the orange yellow tags used locally.
In the case Commonwealth against Lucy Paglia the defense asked Judge Emery to direct District Attorney Clyde V. Riley to file a bill of particulars. The request was granted.
A vintage health advisory urges early action against colds to prevent complications like asthma and bronchial issues. It promotes Eckman’s Alterative as a first aid to support resistance without narcotics, recommending use under hygienic living and night care. It notes the product is sold by Eckman in Philadelphia.
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