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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1907
Page
4
A terse snippet from a Wisconsin banking page references the National Bank of Lawrence County and mentions capital and liabilities in a cryptic form. The text shows mixed fragments including references to capital and liabilities and a few stray words.
Antusin D'Biagio, described as Italian, faced a hearing before Alderman Morrison for felonious assault with intent to kill and murder after the May 28 shooting of James Robinson near Chevron. Robinson testified, identifying D'Biagio as the shooter. he was bound over to the September term of criminal court and remanded to jail.
A fragmented health notice emphasizes cleaning wounds with soap and water as first aid. It mentions Dr Martin Friedrich and advises thorough washing, using a stiff brush and salt water, followed by a wash with a weak bichlorite solution as part of treatment.
Toledo Ohio reports a tale of widowed twins who, after loss, unite in companionship. One sister remarried the other's widowed brother, creating a new bond as funeral rites and family ties unfold. The story notes ongoing sorrow and renewed life through shared mourning and support.
An unclear report from Ashtabula Harbor notes a revived car linked to Roy A. Langcomer and Neal xfrepts amid a fragmentary account of a local incident.
In Wheeling West Virginia a local healer touts Quaker Herb Extract as possessing remarkable curative powers. Early shoppers report outcomes from the remedy with Mrs Pannie T Donogall among those praising its effects after nine weeks of use including relief from headaches and dizziness. Other testimonials are cited but not published due to space.
Citizens reel from a carnival incident as the Ellwood center faces a controversial act. The report notes gambling schemes and a problematic attraction drawing police attention and public concern over propriety and decency. Local officials weigh permits and restrictions amid criticism.
The Slippery Rock Normal School held its commencement last May, marking the largest mass graduation in the institution’s history. Rev. Ke. R. Ferguson of New Wilmington delivered the baccalaureate sermon last Sunday.
A garbled jail report notes 21 year old Dann Iat was hanged in a Missouri jail for the murder of his sweetheart Hallie Doughass. Jefferson City officials and guards tied to a broader prison incident in October are mentioned, with unclear details and multiple misspellings.
A fragmentary ad-like passage from New Castle promotes 4 percent interest through the Public Savings Association located on a street in New Castle. The copy urges readers to save at home, mentioning weekly returns and urging care with money. The text is garbled but centers on promoting savings and higher interest.
Summer is here with waists and white lawn dress skirts plus wash dresses in one piece, princess style or two piece shirt waist dresses.
Catalog item listing dainty white lawn skirts trimmed with tacks or narrow tacks and embroidery, offered in all sizes. Prices range from $1.75 to $5.50.
Linen suits and linen jacket suits in pink blue or white plus white piping in colors offered at sale prices. Previously three eighty to eight twenty five dollars now half price at three eighty eight to twelve fifty with selection constraints.
A local retailer offers lawn kimonos in white or colored fabrics, with options for lawn and silk. Special 25 cent table sale features a selection of kimonos and dressing sacks, highlighting low prices and variety.
All sizes available in the Infants Department including 3 months to 4 years and 4 to 12 years. Fabrics include ginghams lawns sunsees duck and linen.
Local retailer advertises 95c special white waist options with open fronts or backs and sleeve choices. Also promotes wash dresses, two piece shirtwaist styles in gingham from $2.75, jamper dresses in lawns or susset from $4.75, and summer silks with polka dots at 50c per yard. Tables show a range of wash goods and shirt waists from 5c to 12.50.
A brief sale listing offers children parasols at 25c and 85c and up to 85 cents. Ladies parasols priced from $1.50 to $5.50, with options across a range of styles and sizes.
A display highlights infants dresses including white gowns skirts capes shoes and socks. The Infants Teapartment presents a curated range of charming, quality garments for newborns and toddlers in a cheerful storefront setting.
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