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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
32
The speaker praises men across many regions from South Africa to the Pacific coast states for their fine character toward women and splendid physique, highlighting the western states as exemplary.
A jobber offers clean-up of fine gauze and silk lisle hosiery for women in black red green old rose bronze and more in sizes 83 9 94 and 10. Positively the greatest offering in this sale tomorrow with first quality pairs priced at 25c and 10c for Saturday only.
Representative A Mitchell Palmer of Pennsylvania testified before the senate lobby committee that an unnamed man may have sought to create the impression in New York financial circles that he and other Democratic leaders could be influenced in legislative matters. Palmer described telephone interactions with Lewis Cass Ledyard and Edward Lauterbach and a supposed caller claiming to be Palmer of Pennsylvania.
A fragment notes remarks about Mr. Ledyard who allegedly claimed the money trust report could be controlled and that congressional and court investigations might be influenced. The passage hints at manipulation of inquiries and legal probes.
David S. Sherrard of Winfield Kansas visits his brother J R Sherrard former county superintendent of schools and old Civil War veteran plan to attend the Gettysburg anniversary. He left the east after the war and has lived in the west since, making several visits back.
In Cincinnati a magistrate questions Mrs Cassidy about her husband and vows, while Winfield Shields denies the marriage. Cassidy quizzes him with identifying marks, and Shields finally admits her knowledge before displaying a grin with perfect teeth.
Rose Point residents noted visits by Miss Bessie Fair and Arthur Gillette from Edenburg. A church lawn social Tuesday drew a big crowd while children’s exercises are planned for June 29 at the M E B church. The Rose Point ball team lost 11 to 12 to Portersville in a close game last Saturday.
Winter Bros advertises a six month wear guarantee available for six cents at a demonstration on Saturday June 28. The notice emphasizes a promotional sale and event details with the sponsor listed as Winter Bros.
A local shop showcases stamped Cushions Aprons Towels Pillow Cases Belts and collars with prices from 10c to 50c. Featured cuff links jewelry neckwear and lace collars promise summer wear and gift options. Hammocks porch matting and Japanese matting rugs are offered with multiple sizes and prices.
New Castle Dry Goods Co. Miss Bessie Holiday plans a visit with Miss Maggie Simons. Mrs. Asa Hoffmeister made a business call in New Castle Tuesday. Lawrence Whiting and family visited friends in Frizzieburg Tuesday. Miss Grace Stanley returned after several days with Mrs. H. G. Gibson. Mrs. Will Weitz of New Castle spent Wednesday with her mother, Mrs. Ira Beight. Mrs. George Henley and son, Miller, attended a Slippery Rock State Normal commencement Wednesday. Mrs. Adam Duffner and Mrs. Freda VanWert and child from New Castle were guests of Mrs. Joe Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. Lina Sage of Ellwood City and Miss Dora Neil, Miss Grace Crouthers, and Mrs. Abbott and her son of Pittsburg were Sunday guests of Mrs. Louisa Neil. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Hoffmeister and John Gilmore drove to Slippery Rock Wednesday and returned with Alta Hoffmeister, a normal school graduate.
Mrs. Douglas Wilson announced at the annual London meeting of the Children’s Country Holiday Fund that some posers by small boys were mentioned. Children were encouraged to ask. a boy asked why glowworms burn with their light and another why snails leave a trace line.
Advertisement notes a demonstration of comfort and convenience presented by Winter Bros on a Saturday. It mentions an event date but provides minimal details and lacks specific location or offerings. The readable fragment suggests a promotional display or sale style notice.
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