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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
6
A newly issued school history of Pennsylvania presents a concise yet thorough narrative of the commonwealths settlement and development. The 360 page volume aims for broad citizen appeal while preserving key events, illustrated with rare prints and portraits.
A surprise party honored Mrs. Ray Tanner for her 20th birthday at her Morris Street home. Attendees included the Tanner family, Cannon and Claire households, and several local residents. Other notes list council meeting and local visits, with residents traveling or visiting relatives in nearby towns.
A 19th century advertisement claims Hall’s Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages as a constitutional disease. It notes internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any unsolved case. The pitch includes testimonials and directs readers to contact F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio and to try Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kelley of Wampum spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas Parks on Morris street. Lottie Sheaf and daughter Mary Ellen of Youngstown visited Mrs. Agnes Ball on Gilmore street. E Allison and O Davis of Westside with son stayed with Mrs. Wm. Kelley on Morris street. Ella Alblett and Hazel Delany of Hammond Ind. visited L. W. Whittman on Hanna street. Elizabeth Black returned to Martins Ferry after a stay with Mrs. Miles Stewart on Gilmore street. Adda Shuler went home to West Pittsburg after visiting her sister Mrs. Tom Stewart. Frank Conners of Wood Lawn returned after weeks with Mrs. Smith Conners on Tempalena Ave. Henry Stroble, Margaret Tucker and Wm. Gilbert with L. W. Wittman party attended on Hanna street. Ira Perry and family of Eastside and Maggie Stull of Grove City visited C. R. Miles.
Miss Mabel Wright visits relatives in Harlansburg. Miss Edith Kildoo lounges with Mrs Stevenson. Mrs Sheridan Stickle visits Mrs Ella Gibson. Mary Stoner of Harlansburg visits relatives. Miss Belle Forbes visits with sister Mrs Samuel Hunt. Miss Mabel Dean visits with Mr and Mrs Irwin Stevenson. Philathea class picnic at Muddy Creek Falls Wednesday. Eva Fishburn visits with parents. Many campers along Slippery Rock Creek. Men's Bible class leads Thursday prayer meeting on patience. Rev Hunter to lecture on David Livingstone with stereopticon views Thursday evening. Oak Grove church remodeling. Endeavor meeting at Hermon. Sucker and catfish plentiful from Slippery Rock Creek. Francis McCracken nets a 36-string. Miss Dean of Pine Street New Castle spoke at Hermon about Oak Grove Christian and Hermon Presbyterian churches. Nyack College graduate.
A French inventor unveils a camera obscura to guide aviators off course. A heat and cold retaining tumbler is proposed along with rapid bowling pin setup devices. A folding telephone transmitter in a watch case aims to replace public instruments. Space saving folding washtub and Vienna surgical caps for cooling or warming compresses are described. A North Dakotan patent nets a self returning pitching aid. Since US rule in the Philippines, over three million natives have studied English, with many adopting it as a primary language.
The News Company announces a vote incentive offering 2000 votes for a one year subscription 500 votes for six months and 250 votes for three months paid in advance. The offer may be withdrawn without notice encouraging readers to subscribe early.
A brief cartoon style exchange shows a lady challenging the tramp to earn dinner by chopping wood while he asks to know the menu first, reflecting humorous dining and social banter in a Boston Transcript strip.
An advertisement promotes delatone for removing hairy growths. It claims a stiff paste with water applied to the skin dissolves hairs within about two minutes and washes away, leaving skin hair free. It warns consumers to ensure the product is real delatone.
Mrs Smith employs a servant for three years who stays despite higher offers. The girl washes, cleans, and even washes bedding, aided by Easy Task laundry soap that supposedly halves the work. Sold at grocers for five cents a cake. Adv. lt. There is a czarina in nearly every home.
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