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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
4
A fragmented notice describes two special sale days in June and a later date offering lots at cost with random selection. It asserts fairness by inviting witnesses or employees to oversee, aiming to verify the drawing and eligibility rules for participants 21 years and older.
In New Castle Pennsylvania a ticket exchange will occur at a local office where free car tickets and money will be swapped to determine a winner. Three voters select a prize pool, two receive prizes, and the remaining participant draws numbers then all four may exchange for other lots or cash value with a price difference.
Fragmentary note indicates a location called Pitzer Crossing near Atlankes with directions to tell a conductor to stop there. The text also mentions the station on West Washington Street opposite a depot and urging travelers to use the crossing for destination access.
A satirical look at tailoring practices and payment discounts. The piece critiques traditional discounts for doctors teachers and others, arguing cash sales reveal true pricing and hinder cross-subsidization. It notes the shift away from stale styles and inflated prices, stressing clear accounting.
A long-winded local discussion debates asphalt versus brick paving for main roads. Arguments cite cost, durability, and traffic impact, with concerns about future maintenance and the influence of material availability on urban thoroughfares.
An derailed ad promotes tablets for appetite and stomach relief. It claims to improve taste, digestion, and energy, urging readers to buy from druggists. The text references a product with unclear spellings and company lines, including a quart brick packaging and a phone-like code.
Alice Aipesen longtime Tiressalt Street resident since 1898 dies after illness. James Myers of Cartersville dies after long kidney trouble. Funeral arrangements and survivors listed. Charles Bika, iron worker, dies at 60 after paralysis. Many details of services and relatives noted. Other notices include Gladys Carpenter and WW Henson funerals. Public notices mention local business ads and milk sales.
A garbled passage mentions many years, a pie hoon phrase, and a warning of absolute war. It hints at time, interest, and risk but offers little clear detail or names to identify a specific event or figures.
Special low fares to Boston offered for trips east with options to travel via Washington or via New York rail and steamship. Return by Niagara Falls with a National Revenue association meeting noted. tickets available from Turner, Newcastle.
RA Gray of Oakville Indiana writes of kidney disease lasting ten years. He was confined and unable to weave part of the time despite top medical care until using Prier's Kidney Cure. He reports it as a Godsend and notes it is available from J G Dougherty & Co at Pittsburg Street.
The ad touts Chamberlain's Pain Arm antiseptic to rapidly heal cuts bruises and burns. It claims faster maturation and relief than standard treatments and notes it is for sale by druggists nationwide.
A fragmented notice advertises a Fourth of July trip via Pennsylvania Shortener to Washington Boston and Niagara Falls with excursion tickets from July 2 to July 4. It mentions National Education association meetings at ten and urges stopping kidney-related issues using Foley's Kidney Cure with travel arrangements through Morsile ty I. B. Daugherty at 4 Mitsuchy street.
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