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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
4
A passage links quicksand danger to delayed illness, noting stomach trouble as the first sign then broader organ disease. It cites Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and related organ ailments, with a Columbus Ohio testimonial describing dramatic weight gain and renewed vigor after treatment.
Crowds gathered from Rochester and nearby cities watched the blast at Harris quarry as 25 kegs of powder shattered 160 feet of rock into large sections. The operation aimed to ease access for the quarry and drew spectators concerned about scenery and local impact.
The Lindives League of the PH C held an annual officer election on Tuesday evening at Mrs. George Myers home on Oakland Avenue. Officers named include President Mrs. H. Hoover and chaplain Mr. A. Take, with Mrs. Enoch Jones noted among the honored members. Light refreshments followed the meeting. A separate note mentions Champion Sheepshearer A. Warnesburg of Pennsylvania, with figures on sheep shearing and a claim of a national record. Also reported is the Beaver county train wreck involving meter Le Rumberly, who suffered non life threatening injuries and remains confined to his room.
A damaged report notes distress of an old soldier amid a county incident. It describes community tension near a rural area, with references to transportation and local figures including Mr Shuster. The fragment hints at public welfare concerns and a disputed local action.
A garbled note describes taking a headache capsule with a promise of quick relief. The text suggests confusion about the effects and safety of the remedy, mentioning a dubious claim of reversing fatigue and a warning about fake news.
A garbled passage references a fare, pelts, a Peak, and New Crsde within about 200 miles. It mentions a gold dinly Bed and a July date, with unclear names and locations, yielding a cryptic historical snapshot.
Varnish improves Nevoes varnish tool paint with brighter appearance and longer wear at lower cost per quart. Lawrence County Lumber Co sells the item with an aid purchase option to reduce curing costs. Counterfeit warnings issued by Pardey and Dillon pharmacies and local wards.
The pulpit committee of First Baptist seeks a pastor after Rev. Hare’s resignation. Applications from several well known pastors will be read at tonight’s regular meeting. J. Bliets, a graduate of Pleasant Institute, West Morecoury, preached with high regard. Mr. Elliote, a promising student, shows potential for a bright ministry. Other candidates will be considered.
The marriage licenses listed include John C. Carr and Pearley Hutchinson of New Castle, John T. Bowman of Canton, Nallie Mae Whitnes of New Wilmington, Michael L. Minugua, Cheveland, Iva Marie Marshall of Plbwood City, and others such as Jom O Donnell Cer trode E, Marshal Allwyed C Tiubert of New Cunstock. Ok ler Eye.
City of New Castle Water Co warns stone masons brick masons plaster or s dod contractors that any use of water or building materials without a written permit will face prosecution to the fullest extent.
J 4 Berrmann of Shiran brought his son to Meadville Saturday for X ray examination via Dr Charles M Light of New Unsth and Dr Staff powertechine. The youth suffered spinal curvature from an accident years ago and the examination included a photographic view.
The notice outlines excursion rates for Independence Day trips with references to Pennsylvania agents. It promotes remedies for fatigue and constipations, touting pills from Bewitt and other pharmacies and urging hydration with hydrane water as a health tip.
A devoted would-be mentor of a secret society plots to win Elfrida Stanford for the Cause. He disguises love as fate while guarding a darker scheme, only to witness Elfrida’s engagement to Laurence Drummond and the betrayal it implies. He discovers Drummond’s cashes tied to a northern lodge lady named Mrs Lesillion, hinting at deeper deception.
Lawrence County Lumber Company advertises TeVoes Gloss Carriage Paint ready for use in 10 colors. Sold for 73 cents per unit.
The narrator recounts Elfrida's heartbreak after learning of Tyson’s visits to Mrs. Lesillian. Elfrida swears never to see him again even as Mrs. Lesillian, Tyson’s mother, arrives to reveal a misapprehension. Elfrida plans to marry Tyson in August, while the narrator laments the cost to their privileged circle.
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