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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
20
A newspaper ad lists Lorenz products: Water-full regular bottles in Lily of the Valley Red Rambler and Lilac at 50 cents each. Lorenz Le Trefle Incarnat extract from fresh flowers also 50 cents an ounce, with a Saturday trial size bottle for five cents.
The News Company of New Castle announces circulation details and office contacts. Notices invite public correspondence while noting subscription rates and distribution. A brief editorial comment on sacrifice hits and a remark on simplified spelling board items are included.
John L. Sullivan offers the first adequate literary account of the recent misery in San Francisco. He contrasts past receptions with current hostility to his art and comments empathetically on Jeffries and Johnson, urging civilization’s restraint and thoughtful approach to the sport and its fans.
The article discusses an effort to require publication of campaign contributions and expenses in congressional elections. The bill passed the House with one dissent, and Senate passage is uncertain. Supporters urge reform and voter information before November elections, while opponents question timing and procedure.
Alderman Green relocates his office from Croton avenue to Pittsburg street near Union station. The newly fitted suite includes the latest fly killing apparatus and a handsomely finished interior.
A colorful lament from the Pittsburg Gazette complains about English royalty blaming Yankees for nasal speech. The piece mocks pretentious talk and laments lingering effects of supposed sur operations.
John and George Elliott returned home after the grand American handicap shoot in Chicago. Both earned prize money with strong scores, John posting a sensational 95 in preliminaries while the pair helped a Butler team contend against top U S shooters in a creditable display.
Charles Simcloup, a 35 year old farmer from Lancaster township near Portersville, died after a brain blood vessel burst while visiting neighbor Mr. Miller. He ate supper, talked in a barn, then fell unconscious outside. Survived by wife, two sons Henry and Clarence, and several siblings. funeral set for Saturday at 1 30 PM at the family home.
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania Judge Cohen grants permanent injunction preventing opening ballot boxes and a recount in the Republican primaries. Dalzell’s lawyers had sought to bar certification of his nomination while Black may appeal. Black’s injunction against certification is dismissed.
Poem recalls a Fourth of July disaster leaving children injured and burned, bandaged in wards as families mourn lost beauty. Nurses move softly while anxious parents await doctors. Whitelock laments the costly patriotism of firecrackers and the tragedy that follows.
Observes a family debate over fixing an old mower with pa promising to repair it alone. A playful boy sneaks home from Sunday school to watch the process, pa showing rough humor and a successful repair. The piece blends humor with local-wit and a string of brief notices.
The article notes that Mr. Roosevelt paused during a walk, entered a store, and spent about two minutes purchasing a straw hat before continuing his day. It compares modern boxing to the Sullivan era, noting most work is still done by hand.
Elbert Hubbard argues advertising educates the public about a businesss offerings and skill. He condemns those with nothing to offer and praises practical adcraft rooted in truth and service, urging all businessmen to read The Philistine for ideas.
In the case of Fritz Sawyer and Charles McKeever the court reduced bail from 1000 to 500 dollars after a delay caused by a missing key witness. Clarence Wallis was fined 100 dollars and costs for furnishing liquor to a minor. a more serious assault claim against him and Ed Majors was not pressed. Other defendants faced new motions and notices in dog keeping and related cases.
Tomorrow two tables offer Trimmed Ready-to-Wear Hats at 1.50 and 3.00, former hats cut from 2.50 to 3.75 and 4.50 to 6.50. Coat Suits and tailored white, pongee and linen suits feature low prices while lawn and batistes dresses, advertised last week at 2.75, are replenished. quantities limited.
Two extra good corset models are offered at a money-saving price. New and fitted with hose supporters, they highlight savings against odd-cent prices like 59¢ or 69c. Brassieres special at 25c and children's waists with taped buttons at 10c.
The shop advertises a large variety of shirts for men including all white, black and white, plain and pleated fronts, and soft collar outings. Prices range from 50c to 1.50 with emphasis on minimum prices and bargains compared to nearby cities.
The article compares population growth among major nations with France, Germany, Britain, Austria-Hungary, and the United States. It notes US population around 90 million projected, Germany at 64 million, and wealth near 120 billion dollars for the United States, alongside historic immigration trends and emigration shifts. It ends with Cincinnati’s bit on a cut-rate distiller war.
The commonwealth case against Luciana Caiazza and others for receiving stolen goods was continued to the September term. Caiazza pleaded nolle contendere to larceny and awaits sentencing in the shop lifting matter.
Allan Minnix Cleaver of Washington D C and Messrs Ashford are guests of Miss Rheyma Michener at Highland Avenue with Miss Bertha Johnston and others in attendance
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