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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
4
Publication details show officers and staff names, city editor, and publishing offices at Sycamore Street and Apple Way. It lists subscription rates, telephones, and advertising representation for New Castle Pennsylvania, including office listings and service notes.
The notice instructs that all checks money orders drafts and communications must be made payable to THE NEWS COMPANY New s Pa and not to any individual, indicating the proper payee for payments and correspondence.
The editor lauds R David Jameson for donating a large comfort station to New Castle. The piece praises his philanthropy and humble motive, notes the $6 128 contribution, and urges a commemorative tablet marking him as a foremost and unflinching citizen.
A provocative slogan ties a rural health crusade to a broader anti plague effort. The text contrasts the seasonal mosquito and fly swarms with fears of germ spread, noting the fall of many and the value of protecting a single child amid this public scare.
Editorial urges aggressive fly control to lower infant death rates. It argues that eliminating Musca Domestica through screens traps and manure disposal reduces disease spread. It mocks doubters and calls for immediate public health action.
The St Marys picnic showcased junior and open events with winners in sprints, throwing, running, and field events. Barry club defeated C A C of Wampum 11 to 0 in a ball game, with Mescall and Gallagh notable at bat. return game planned next week.
A rambling column mixes proverbs and wry jests on perseverance and daily life. It surveys politics satire, odd court cases, and coastal humor with brief quips about judges, land prices, booze laws, and neighborhood antics.
McCready allowed 10 hits in 9 innings with 2 strikeouts, Haid 1 hit in 5 innings with 12 strikeouts, Bishop 0 hits in 1 inning and 6 strikeouts. Offense shows Mescall 8 stolen bases Varley 1 Gainagh 6 McAleer 1. Umpire Hayes.
Ralph Spangler learns his brother Roy Spangler was killed by a train near West Middlesex Pennsylvania. The letter to Mrs. Hoover of Wheatland listed as the only address, prompting Ralph to travel to New Castle and Pittsburgh to investigate the death details.
A collage of remarks: Constable Plum and nephews, Bill Flinn’s voice loss, Bullmoosers in politics, fishing bait philosophy, George Chip's pride in New Castle, tomato weather, a Chicago jail bath revealing a woman, Democrats aiding Bullmoosers, and harvest heat in Kansas. Miscellaneous jests tied to local flavor and regional figures.
New York chauffeur Irving Ramsey sues for $50,000 after a gas line repair explosion allegedly destroys a spoonful of brains. The suit names Emanuel J. Weil as owner of the tank.
A witty exchange notes that name calling does not imply romantic intent as a girl replies to a playful remark, clarifying boundaries. The moment reflects social etiquette in informal courtship and signals expectations in interactions.
The advertisement claims cold bold sulphur cream stops itching and soothes irritated skin in eczema, ringworm, salt rheum and acne. It describes bold sulphur as parasiticidal antipruritic and antiseptic, aiding healing and often preventing recurrence for years.
William J. Thatcher was appointed guardian for Norman Thatcher a minor child of William Thatcher by Judge Porter this morning.
A social will be held on Saturday night in the Lincoln school yard to benefit the Lincoln A. C. ball team. The boys have a good record this year and hope to arrange games with any 17 year old teams in the city.
We thank friends for help and comfort during our wife and mother’s illness and death. Gratitude to L. O. O. M. No. 51, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen No. 471, B and O yards workers. Wilbur E. Pettycrew Elon W. Pettycrew John S. Pettycrew Mrs. Flora Hochler.
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