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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
10
A homemaking piece extols Cruikshank's Baked Beans as healthier tastier and cheaper than home baked beans. It urges readers to buy a 10 or 15 cent can from a local grocer to test the product and save time labor and money. It notes the firm claims higher nutrition and convenience for busy households.
Bert Kerr and W A Raysar employed by Joseph Han non and Brother fell 35 feet while painting tin work on a West New Castle house. Kerr sustained breast pain and gloves injuries while Raysar broke his nose and injured his back. Witnesses say they were lucky to escape serious harm. A Bartley, another worker, fell 35 feet on Highland Avenue but landed on his feet with only a bad shaking and minor injuries, then returned to work.
New York daily quotes Mrs. Margaret Fauser, famed for five marriages, urging caution to young women about matrimony. She recalls early marriage at 16, four handsome husbands, and a current separation bid from her fifth spouse, arguing happiness remains possible with care and support. She stresses beauty draws suspicion and warns against affluent but flawed partners.
Meadville police, baffled by the shot that killed 14 year old Rena Gullock on the porch of her home, say they have no suspects or tangible clues as of Monday. The shooting occurred Sunday evening at Spencer Hospital where the girl had been taken after the incident.
Warren Pa June 23 News report states John M Andrews was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the January killing of Aimile Amann. The verdict surprised many and Andrews stood upright after the judge read the finding, maintaining his usual posture.
A Jersey cattle public sale at the stock farm of T. Coonor near Allentown Pa. saw John T Haggin of Lexington Ky pay 15000 for a bull and 7000 for a cow. The record pair price surpasses previous highs by 36000, with 16 head selling for 1260 dollars each and an average of 76510 dollars.
Notice records a sale by trustee Young of goods purchased at Kountett hotel sale. It notes removal of goods by neon and references proper handling by Ald CHAS, with date and official actions pending.
A discussion argues vacant lots could serve cities if taxed for unused land. The speaker cites Edmonton’s example of land value taxation to fund streets and utilities, critiquing ownership that blocks development. Detroit remains hesitant, preferring vacant, undeveloped spaces over broader reform.
Boston inquest reveals Harriet Kelly once posed as a woman for two decades after the steamer fire. A Buffalo aviator plans a dramatic Canadian Falls flight. In Baltimore two soldiers duel behind closed doors. one heavily wounds the other. Washington targets a $10,000 entertain Admiral Toro. Newark couple cancels wedding over religious differences.
The Baptist church will hear a lesson titled Moder Heresies Sunday morning. At 7 45 p m the pastor will discuss Sabbath observance under the heading Shall Italy Rule Asmerion This item notes a church program and subject lines for the services.
A sharp exchange describes a man who guards every acquisition and clamps down on his meals. The dialogue paints him as possessive and merciless with his holdings, illustrating greed through clipped, taunting remarks.
A noisy catalog of dress fabrics and accessories lists ginghams, calicos, lawns, laces, and cottons with sale prices per yard or bundle. Items include Madras, silks, Organdics, linens, poplins, muslin, and mosquito nets with numerous price points.
Overstocked department sale offers extensive reductions on Ladies coats suits waist dresses and muslin underwear with hundreds of wash dresses priced from 8 cents up to several dollars. Highlights include girls wash dresses and spring suits discounted, fabrics range from ginghams to linens with numerous styles and colors. Many remaining stock items at low prices aimed at quick sale across boys and girls wear too.
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