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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
5
A reflection on the daily toil of American housewives. The piece notes women overwork to keep homes neat and children well dressed, suffering pain and burdens in silence, and calls for help to overcome these struggles.
A testimonial from Mrs. F. Ellsworth of Jayville New York and Mrs. W. P. Boyd of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They report relief from female troubles, improved ability to work, and urge other sick women to write for advice to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Flood wrecked 70 feet of 18 inch cast iron sewer along Big Run near the South Jefferson street bridge, leaving Fifth ward sanitary conditions poor. Officials were alerted as the damaged sewer threatens public health and local infrastructure. The piece notes accompanying lodge meetings and labor actions unrelated to the flood.
Arrangements are under way in Youngstown for a mass meeting to highlight the plight of unemployed men in the district. The event aims to draw public attention and spur aid and action.
A large crew cleans the gutted Standard Galvanizing plant after a fire three weeks ago. Officials plan swift reconstruction and expect to resume operations within about two months as insurance matters are settled.
Dominick Savnato charged with murder of Squire William Duff had his trial delayed after defense motions for a continuance due to a missing material witness Frank Polite. Prosecution counters with witness availability and prior related case against Calaute. Judge Porter granted the continuance, scheduling the Savnato case for the June term.
Angry Italians from New Castle Sharon and Youngstown surrounded the Lowellville lockup Monday night demanding that Valerzo Guiseppi be turned over for lynching after alleged attack on Louise Vescaiane. Giuseppi was hearing in the lockup, bound over to court on $500 bail, then moved to Youngstown under guard.
A public meeting will be held at First United Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon at o clock under the Interdenominational Missionary society. The plan is to start a school to teach foreigners trades beyond English. Mrs. D. F. Ralph, president, and Mrs. S. M. Blackwood, secretary, head the organizing committee.
The Central Presbyterian men's group convenes Tuesday evening at the church with an address by Dr. Scott F. Hershey of First Presbyterian, music by the Y M C A quartet, and a Brotherhood conference followed by lunch. Also notes a planned school for Jewish children in Youngstown.
An audit of the poor and road departments of Taylor township was conducted Monday evening. A committee comprising C. H. Bannon T. EB. Hennon and J. EK. Brest reviewed the books finding them in excellent order. The poor commissioners are William Sword and Smith Pitzer with highway overseers Charles A. Maxwell Lew Hawthorne and W. EB. McMahan.
Announcement says the new West Pittsburg station of the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad will be ready for occupancy by May 1. Crews are laying a mosaic floor and finishing exterior and interior work. Officials of the line plan a formal opening with ceremonial participation.
Constable-elect Harry Anderson caught a 24 pound carp in a hole near the Beaver County bridge while surveying flood damage in West Pittsburg North Beaver and Taylor townships. He killed the fish, brought it home, and has been showing it to friends. the huge catch is not suitable for eating.
Charles A. Maxwell of Tenth street in West Pittsburg received an up to date phonograph and a collection of 100 records yesterday. Friends say Maxwell plans to hold band concerts during summer evenings to entertain the town.
River of Taylor township has accepted a position as fireman on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad running out of New Castle Junction. He will begin trial runs this week.
Joe Barnes of Dry Hollow has accepted a position with the Baltimore and Ohio at New Castle Junction as car repairer and has begun his new duties.
Eugene List supervisor of the West Pittsburg silk mill is registered at the Hotel Breslin New York City. Dennis Foley and daughter Miss Julia of Lawrence avenue visited Beaver Falls over Sunday to see his son John who has been seriously ill for some time.
An interview with L. T. Cooper promotes a stomach regulating medicine claiming to improve digestion in humans and animals alike. Monroe Brown of Winchester Mass reports seven years of stomach and rheumatic trouble improved after using the New Discovery medicine, with others similarly convinced. McKee's Cut Rate Medicine Store advertises the product at 21 North Mill Street.
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