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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1910

Page

12

Favorable Crop Reports Signal Bumper Year

Reports from Lawrence and nearby counties indicate bumper crops despite cold rains. Early corn and potatoes rot in wet ground, but replanting and rapid growth suggest strong yields for cabbage tomatoes and onions. Fruit outlook mixed with cherries and apples below average while peppers and cucumbers near normal. overall prices may ease as southern crops offset shortages.

Lawrence Mercer Venango Rater Nis

Henpfored Husband and Children Return to Park

A Sherman anti trust act reference appears as a bulwark alongside the Monroe doctrine and civil rights. The item features a quote about taking the children back to the park and an invitation to join. The tone mirrors a newspaper column or editorial voice from the era.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Judge Rice Quits Bench in Warren Pennsylvania

Judge William B. Hice of Warren and Forest counties will appoint a successor. Judge Rice resigns to become general solicitor for Tanning Central Pennsylvanian Lumber and Central Leather companies, duties to be statewide. Appointment may occur within days with an eighteen month term, voters not choosing until November 1911.

Warren William B. Hice Warren and Forest Edwin Stuart Dudge Rice Ele Tanning Company Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company Gentral Leather Company Pennsylvania C.H. McGuuley Ridgway Judes Rice Deeiston

Slippery Rock visits and local society notes

Slippery Rock and Unity Station residents visit, including Judge Greer and two grandsons. The Clatton drug store owners near Meyersdale are noted. State board exams ended as students faced heat. A Slippery Rock girl loses twin brother in a tragic accident. Slippery Rock grange grows with farmer participation. Normal schools add agriculture. Rathern and Julia Martes tour New York stage while Virginia Harned appears in Reno.

Maud MecClymonds Judge Greer McClurg Wilterding McClymonds Paul Clatton State Board Jailu Davidson Unity Station Normal Slippery Rock Rathern Julia Mar New York Virginia Harned Sarhern Reno Detroit Journal

How to Become and To Remain Popular

A short moral guide suggests true popularity comes from kindness and restraint. Following rules from the Christian World includes not contradicting others, avoiding idle gossip, respecting others possessions, and living by the golden rule. Adherence brings happiness, public respect, and lasting goodwill.

Varied types with Buffalo Bill exhibition noted

Col W F Cody, Buffalo Bill, tours farewell visits presenting varied types from many nations and races, free to the public, claimed as a school of femininship for public study by comparison. The piece mentions English Marine, land power, neuralgia, and druggists references amid scattered phrases about Buffalo Bill's Wild West and related entities.

W. F. Cody Buffalo Bil English Marine Ommach Agred Land Powel Newralgia Bufalo Will Rhaume Co Bill Buffalo

Sunday Sermon Faints Woman in Everett Audience

Evangelist Billy Sunday delivered a blistering sermon on human frailty in Everett Washington drawing a large crowd. A woman fainted during a sharp rebuke of gossip while Sunday denounced a local business man rumor about arresting a preacher. An excursion boat carried about 1000 Bell ingham residents to Everett to attend the service.

Everett Wash Billy Sunday Bellingham

No More Rheumatism Says Druggists Guarantee

A pharmacy advertises Rheuma as a cure all claimed to affect kidneys bowels liver and blood. George W. Clutton guarantees cure or money back, and offers mail orders from Buffalo NY. The ad promises reduction of inflammation in nerves and joints for fifty cents.

Geo. W. Clutton Acta Parsons Rheum Buffalo

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