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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
4
The News Company based at Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Alley publishes daily except Sundays. Rates list daily and weekly prices, mail subscriptions, and office contact details for correspondence and payments.
The piece contrasts Chinese delegates demanding a promised parliament with Western views on self harm for political goals. It notes leaders like Norris and Murdock, and argues that a resolute government would treat broken promises as a civic duty, warning of sanctions against bluffing petitioners.
A columnist argues that Porter Charlton could gain freedom through legal loopholes but would still bear a moral punishment. He may escape formal conviction yet endure a lifelong, unassuageable conscience and social ostracism, with society unable to hang the body but intent on judging the soul.
The article chronicles Jeffries mood shifts ahead of the bout with Johnson as wind and breathing impact performance. It notes Governor Dickerson’s attendance, potential emergency referee choices including White Nelson and Smith, and mentions timekeeper George Harting as likely official.
Prof Washburn warns the house fly, termed the typhoid fly, breeds in filth and spreads bacteria including typhoid and tuberculosis. It contaminates food and wounds. remedies include screened vents, fly paper, sanitation, and sterilizing waste. Free bulletins on fly eradication available from University Farm, St Paul.
An old advertisement notes ground meat for meat loaves at Carlisle and Cotton priced at 14 cents per pound. The rest of the text discusses that there are no national holidays in the United States beyond state-law recognition of the Fourth of July as a holiday.
A collage of patriotic verse, social quips, and local jests centers on Independence Day. It lampoons Reno’s safety, courtroom slyness, weathered towns, inflated costs, marriage woes, and political zing, with terse asides about Fourth of July plans and public life.
A humorous tale from the Farmers and Drovers Journal about a rising young man who talks at every opportunity. He spreads office gossip, reveals secrets, and trusts no one. His blabbering leads to his dismissal for leaking confidential information.
A list of property conveyances showing buyers, sellers, towns, and sale prices. Edward J. Cain transfers to George W. Mc Geary in Hickory for 600 dollars. Leland Warner to Emma Bookhamer in Hazel Dell for 125. Wm. Perry Shaw to Jennie B. Stickle in Neshannock for 525. Hiram Kariher to John C. F. Kariher in North Beaver for 700. Tehan H. Kariher to John C. F. Kariher in Mahoning for 700. Valentine D. Shuster to Wm. L. Marshall in Enon for 526. Oliver A. Ryhal to Norman Ryhal in Slippery Rock for 30. R. C. Steifel to R. T. Brown in Second ward for 1600.
Express shipments bring the newest neckwear styles just in time for the Fourth. Visit this week to select advance styles not yet widely shown, with low minimum prices and no extra charges for style and novelty. Lace coats, Dutch collars, sailer ties, and wash belts in multiple colors and price points.
The store offers trimmed hats at $1.50 and $3.00 in the millinery area. Hats priced at $1.50 were previously $2.50 to $3.75, and those at $3.00 were $5.00 to $7.00. Highlights include New Black Sailors and summer lingerie hats with lace and embroidery.
An advertisement touts washable four in hand ties at 2 for 25c from a maker offering no cheaper neckwear. It promotes shirts, belts, knee garters, underwear, and union suits with multiple price points and states linen collars superior in heat.
Elbert Hubbard of East Aurora reports that the Oberammergau Passion Play will tour the United States next summer with a large new auditorium and landscape changes planned in East Aurora. Martin Beck wired from Switzerland that arrangements succeeded and that a $25,000 guarantee will be provided, with all surplus and expenses going to the artists.
Herodotus notes Egyptian surgeons used stone knives, claiming the first knives ever mentioned were stone. This suggests stone blades date to an ancient epoch and predates metal tools.
Readable note lists Ward's Bread offered for sale at Jno' Knox and Lots. Limited details mention location and item available, with no price or date provided.
A stowaway hidden on top of a boiler aboard an ocean liner suffocated by smoke. The body was found as the vessel reached Southampton from New York recently.
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