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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
10
A Dallas police magistrate uses a novel method to curb cocaine traffic by sentencing addicts to stay near the drugstore that supplies them. If they stray, they face jail. remaining near Skinner's drugstore leads to fewer police interventions and an end to the supply at that location.
The Y M C A at the paper mill dam offers free swimming instruction led by John Herbert to teach every city boy to swim and to assist drowning companions. The program grows, with five or six expert swimmers needed weekly, scheduled four evenings a week for a month or more.
Superintendent Bunn of Youngstown City Hospital was struck by a motorcycle yesterday and is reported to have a concussion of the brain. The cyclist is likely to be arrested.
The new post office at Youngstown will be ready for occupancy within ten days, allowing service to begin at the updated facility soon.
An advertisement for Denns R C Co liver kidney stomach and rheumatism cure offers pills at 25 cents and 75 cents and mail order for 25 cents. It notes sales at McKee's Kut Rate Men Store at 71 Mill Street New Castle Pennsylvania.
Milwaukee reports Judge George C. Holt of New York told the Wisconsin State Bar association that an habitual, incorrigible enemy of society should be solemnly adjudged to be put to death. He warned mob violence and unpunished crime threaten America with 100000 unhanged murderers and deplored Black Hand killings and deaths by fast driving.
Sharon, Pa June 30 It is stated today that the bar mill idle five weeks for repairs will resume operations next week and the billet mill will follow in two or three weeks Repairs on blast furnace No 2 are completed and likely to be blown in this week The bar and billet mills are on a continuous plan to run hot through the mills increasing output and cutting operating expenses
Struthers Ohio Mayor A B Stough announces a strict ban on fireworks and blank cartridges in the village to celebrate Independence Day or any day. Ordinance 10 sections 1 2 3 4 will be rigidly enforced in all public and private places.
In Paris a regular business collects dust from vacuum cleaners used in stores offices and homes and processes it into fertilizer. The trade operates commercially as a disposal and recycling venture.
United States Senator Robert H. La Follette of Wisconsin, father of the Republican insurgency, spent two hours with ex-President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay. He said they discussed politics but would not share details, wishing the Sagamore Hill source provide them. He praised Roosevelt as the greatest living American in fighting trim.
The First Presbyterian church at a Wednesday prayer meeting passed greetings to Rev W A Sunday who is conducting an evangelistic campaign in Everett Washington and will visit the city on September 20. The resolution pledges earnest prayers for his ministry and hopes for blessings and fruitage in his field with health and strength for his needs.
Mrs. W. E. Sidley of South Pine street received a telephone message that her mother Mrs. Robert Dennison died suddenly at her Mercer county home near Blacktown. She had not been ill and left a shock to her daughter. Survived by husband three daughters and two sons. Funeral arrangements pending.
A special train to Ashtabula Harbor departs at 9 05 a m from P and L E depot for a dollar twenty five round trip. Parlor cars and coaches included.
A man named Bernard Gallagher, found aboard a Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh freight near Punxsutawney, carried over $1,000 in English money and $5 in US currency, false teeth, sugar, a penknife, and a revolver. He claimed to fear Pinkerton detectives and said he had walked 300 miles since arriving in the United States.
Vegetarians enjoy a bountiful market as fruits and vegetables flood stands at good prices. Spring delays and a hot wave boosted field crops, with berries including raspberries huckleberries strawberries and blackberries plentiful. Cherries grapes peaches cantaloupes and melons also look abundant and priced normally despite cool April May weather.
Washington June 30 Dr Harvey W Wiley chief of the bureau of chemistry in the department of agriculture is stripped of part of his authority by the agricultural appropriation bill. From now on legal work for the department must be handled under the solicitor. Wiley may focus mainly on laboratory work while other powers shift to the solicitor.
Two young women visiting Meadville county offices fainted while viewing weapons tied to local crimes. Detective Laley displayed revolver used in a Kerrtown shooting and a knife linked to a Cambridge Springs murder, prompting one to collapse from horror before recovering after camphor and fresh air.
The New Castle Free Public Library will likely hire a New York woman with 8 000 volumes experience for its first librarian. Directors expect a decision at their next meeting, likely late next week, as renovations in the Hileman building prepare the room and books for opening.
A large blue touring car with ivory running gears was stolen in Youngstown yesterday. Police believe it was driven toward New Castle. Youngstown authorities notified neighboring police and kept strict watch, but no trace of the vehicle has been found. License 6479, model L-6-40-09.
Farmers in this district report seeing a letter B stamped on every blade of this season oats. The anomaly is noted as similar to markings found on Indiana oats, perplexing growers and prompting inquiry into its origin.
An advertisement promises that if Sexine Pills fail after six boxes, the company will either replace with six more boxes for extended treatment or refund five dollars. The claim notes years of practice and urges prompt claims. McKee's Cut-Rate Patent Medicine store endorses every box and sells principal remedies without substitution.
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