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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
4
The July Delineator notes foulard is widely used today in morning dresses and about-town gowns. It contrasts past reverence with current practical appeal, placing foulard with linens and t raw silks for smart durable fashion.
Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE NEWS COM PANY at Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Alley, outlining the newspaper’s address and publishing cadence.
The News reports New Wilmington residents generously hosted dinners for foreign laborers in local ditches. The piece argues civic improvement through Christian charity over policing and suggests past immigration tensions echo lessons from the Sigel horror.
Pittsburg and Lake Erie trains now stop at New Castle on the Empire Limited between Buffalo and Pittsburg. The northbound departs Pittsburg at 5 p.m. and reaches New Castle via Junction in under an hour. The southbound also stops at the Junction with fast connections. A recent map in the Pittsburg Dispatch caused confusion by listing only five stations. Railroads now face new interstate advertising rules and freight traffic at Baltimore and Ohio yards surges. The Erie line suffers from lake seamen strikes, while through-running engines reduce local switching at Youngstown.
Prof. R L Ziv, a sociologist and author born in Curland, travels from Kansas City to New York and visits cities including New Castle to gather data for two books The Profit and Loss of Crime and Modern Jewish Life and Its Future. He publishes a magazine The on addressing mass society. Mrs Wardrop and her daughter stay with Mr and Mrs Wardrop of Swickley.
Advice to carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy before travel. Water and climate changes can cause sudden diarrhoea, and the remedy is not available on trains or steamers.
A mosaic of light verse and city notes includes poems about mothers and fathers, humorous vignettes on social life, and odd anecdotes. It touches on Prohibition, local curiosities, and gossip about towns from Wetumpka to Youngstown, with playful jabs at public life and religion.
An editorial blasts the United States Steel corporation for a plan to aid business conditions, arguing labor prosperity drives national prosperity. It cites wage increases by Jones & Laughlin and other independents, warns labor disputes hurt recovery, and contends the trust’s open shop push harms rising business and undermines workers in mills across Pittsburgh, Youngstown, and New Castle.
Mrs Harriet Thomas, 27, dies after a year of illness at 530 South Mercer Street. She leaves husband John T. Thomas, daughter Myra, parents, six brothers and four sisters, and Wales birth. Emily Williams, 49, dies after long illness at 627 Pennsylvania Avenue. she was born March 22 1860 in Portsmouth Ohio and leaves husband, two children, and Lauffer and Williams relatives. Jonathan Hollibaugh dies suddenly, funeral held at Vine Street with Reorganized Church rites. interment in Valley View Cemetery. Misses Gertrude and Anna Krinks visit Sharon friends.
Advert shows Mother Gray s Sweet Powders for Children offering relief for feverishness headache bad stomach teething disorders move and regulate bowels kill worms claim 24 hour cold cure and pleasant taste with over 10 000 testimonials sold by all druggists urging not to accept substitutes
Over one thousand yards of Latin Foulards, regular 75¢ quality, offered on sale. The fabrics are noted for color, pattern, and service. These 75¢ Foulards are priced at 58¢ per yard, making them a practical choice.
The Midland Oil and Gas company completed a new well on the Charles Crum farm two miles west of Bessemer. August Bohn oversaw the shot using nitro glycerin charges, witnessed by a large crowd. The well may produce seven to ten barrels daily and is the tenth Midland well in the area.
County teachers sit today for permanent certificates held by the committee at the high school building. Eligible teachers must hold professional certificates and have satisfactory recommendations from boards they have taught under. Permanent certificates avoid further examinations.
The Labor Day committee will meet on Wednesday evening at Trades Assembly Hall. All members are urged to attend for full representation to properly decide the questions that must be taken up.
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