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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
12
We invite you to inspect our selection of fine men and boys clothing and judge for yourself. See coat collars from top American tailors, wrinkle free shoulders, and true sleeve construction. If we disappoint you this claim will harm us, so our promise stands.
The Volant Pa brick plant, under manager Waldinger, has run at full capacity this summer producing almost one million bricks per month since the Youngstown group took over. The manager is praised for efficient leadership and smooth operations with workers.
The new house for J. J. Waldinger is rapidly finishing for occupancy. It is described as one of the town’s best and most modern homes ready for use.
A 7:15 pm meeting in the school building invites all participants in Monday’s celebration including women girls boys and men. The gathering aims to finalize the program receive instructions and boost enthusiasm with a town prominent speaker promising a record day on July 5th.
The Boy Scouts report large numbers and a joyous time at Neshannock praising it as a growing camping hub. They note excellent boating swimming and fishing plus stores and conveniences making it a top destination and invite a return next year.
Mayor Tyler came back last night after a weeklong stay at Conneaut Lake. Socialist delegates from four counties attended, with Eugene V. Debs as lead speaker and the mayor delivering a talk of his own. The trip included camping, fishing, baseball, and outdoor activity, leaving him tanned and hearty after the vacation.
In Rock station Pittsburgh a Plymouth Rock flock escorts their railroad conductor owner J. L. Armstrong home each evening. The rooster signals time with whistle cues at 6 and 6:18, leading hens in a curious ritual observed by onlookers.
Bell Telephone workers will install aerial cable on North Hill while new poles are activated. After completion, redundant poles will be removed, with about 100 poles slated for removal before winter. Plant Superintendent Krause announced the plan.
The celebration committee will park all automobiles arriving Monday at no cost to attendees. Parking is arranged for everyone, with free access to most celebration activities. Only the baseball games will have a small admission fee.
The Savannah church assembly Sunday evening featured opening prayer by Rev. Mowry and an address on temperance by Attorney J A Chambers. The choir offered selections, mid week prayer and teacher training follow on Wednesday. Guests include W E Reed and nephew John Reed with Mr and Mrs John Smith of Erie. Mrs H S Scott from Pittsburg visiting, Miss Bessie Heasley pursues university studies in Pittsburg.
An advertisement touts Wendell Ambition Pills as a tonic for tiredness headaches nervous disorders and a wide range of ailments. George W. Clutton authorizes refunds for unsatisfied first purchases and offers the product through his shop and dealers nationwide at fifty cents.
City records show 74000 dollars paid in city and school taxes during the 28 days of June. City tax receipts amount to 41000 dollars and school tax receipts to 32600 dollars. Treasurer C C Duff notes more taxpayers are delaying payments toJuly with no rate change.
Donald Walker and Edgar Smith both sixteen were found wandering in the Seventh ward of Ashtabula and were brought to Newcastle police. They admitted running away from home traveling partly by freight and streetcar. Their parents will be notified and the boys sent back home.
A variety of fabrics and novelty items offered at reduced prices. Krinkle Crepe printed yardage 10c during the sale, plain colored Batiscrepe 15c yard, plus 25c value items. The Klean-Well toothbrushes come sealed at 25c or 35c, friendship bracelets with free initials at 25c per link, and Lazell Talcum in three scents at 15c per can. Demonstrations by the El mo Sisters drew shopper interest.
The Times military correspondent argues Britain and Russia cannot yet deploy full strength due to shell shortages. This bottleneck may push final settlement with the Teutonic powers to next spring as Germany shifts forces between fronts to maintain a solid rear.
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