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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
4
A period ad lists half price reductions on men’s dress shirts and shirt waists, ladies lingerie and lace, white fabrics, and parasols. It touts white and black selections, ribbons, and accessories with low sale prices across multiple lines.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe sleeve length, necklines, and fabric types for local undergarments. It references ribbed and balbriggan materials, with mentions of sleeveless styles and price reductions hinted at by garbled phrases.
A row of odd garments and household goods is listed with misread labels. The text notes belts, bags, combs, drawers, and varied fabrics in a local market setting. Names and places are obscured by the OCR but imply a village goods stand with clothing, linens, and small wares.
Advertises discounted muslin gowns corset covers skirts and lace trimmed pieces from multiple shops. Features embroidered yoke gowns priced as low as 126 and other items reduced to sale levels, including corset covers and skirts with deep hems and decorative trim. Lead items include Lanwa and Ladius brands with old stock marked down significantly.
Funeral services are planned for Saturday at 2 PM for multiple residents in a distressed community. Names include Elizabeth Meierover and Mrs Bartas, with references to residents on Mercer Street and the Home of Jer Sinter. Local authorities and a Reverend officiate as the town mourns several deaths amid a broader incident.
Fragmented OCR text references Nunn and Rice Co Pors Mill Street Delivery Suie opposite Opera House. Mentions phones and open day night hours. Mentions Sun Kee comps and Wu Eight etc with unclear details. Source text is garbled and partially unreadable.
The Lawrence club hosted a moonlight party at the Cascade pavilion last Thursday evening with a small turnout yet lively dancing. Guests included Misses Agnes and Dillon, Amanda Greer, Miss Sue Lair, and others, with music provided by performers and a festive program featuring green and white décor and a titled menu.
Fragmentary OCR note lists scattered names and phrases including Chinweahote Crystal Plage and Chiaitton with garbled words, suggesting a dated sports or event listing. The readable bits hint at an opening day reference but lack coherent context or full details.
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