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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
4
A local ad promising big value shopping at 20 Pittsburg Street. The note mentions special weekend pricing, additional game day items, and savings by buying on site. The text is fragmented but emphasizes price cuts and weekly values to attract customers.
Shop offers a selection of children’s dresses for ages 6 to 14 with styles including white, embroidered, and colored fabrics. advertised items include plain dresses and tea dress styles, with emphasis on practicality and modest coloring.
Classified ad noting ladies wrappers and two-piece wash suits selling at low prices. Mentions a sale with RTs and a price around 140, with references to sizes and brands implied. Includes stray fragments about Hilston Portis and Ray Jaw R405 and Bly ind. Tue 3.
Descentional sale lists plain white shirt waist suits priced at four dollars fifty cents with embroidery and decorative details. Item highlights include lightweight fabrics and simple Beth face patterns for a classic look.
Fragmented readable text mentions names and prices with unclear context. The legible bits include references to Bon die and a three dollar amount. No coherent event or outcome can be confirmed from the surviving lines.
A fragmented note describes a clothing piece with shrunk muslin and bony engines. It references white jackets, a decorative border, and mentions RSI and BOAEM in unclear context. The readable phrases suggest garment distress or design terms without a clear event or outcome.
Fragmentary notes describe kimonos and related dressing items at Se The fia and 125. Mentioned are varied fabrics and colors with Persian bindings. Prices listed include $1.00 and $150 with bets noted on selection.
An OCR fragment lists numerous shirt waists and dress items with various prices and sizes, noting white china silk fabrics and multiple shop references. The text appears as catalog copy with codes like B40 and 5.0u, indicating a structured sale listing.
Fragmented ad text describes lace curtain clearance with various item mentions and prices, including pairs priced at $1.00 to $3.06 and multiple vague location names and model numbers. The readable content implies a discount sale but concrete items and totals are unclear.
A garbled OCR page mentions New York Centrist Lines and various names, hinting at a chaotic scene with conflicts around crime and social issues. Readable fragments reference a public discussion on crime, gender, and societal responsibility, with scattered names and places, but coherence is limited.
Mrs Bina Minster of Home reel and Gordon of Meadville returned home Friday morning. Elizabeth Patterson of Wallace Avenue visits Mt. Alt, North Beaver township, while Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitta host friends in Youngstown and Niles. Miss Grace Teallergon sails to Harvard commencement with family, and Edward Vaudegrift's group visits Pittsburgh area kin. Families in Pittsburg, Meadville, Lincoln and Willines-nue report arrivals and departures as residents visit relatives and attend events.
In honor of her birthday, Mrs Triegde on Millon Street hosted a reception. The hall was decorated in pink and white, and the event featured music and refreshments. Guests included Miss Lieut and several local ladies from the German bathers club, who attended the event at Long Avenue. The gathering was well attended and considered both interesting and successful.
The garbled OCR paints a busy Central Market with crowding vendors and a loud interruption. Shouts about Liver Tablets and other goods mingle with distant window scenes and passing figures, while a local spectator notes a tense moment near the doorway.
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