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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
2
The article describes the extreme nervous strain on dressmakers during busy seasons causing dizziness fainting and sleeplessness. It states there is one proven remedy for overworked women and hints at a lasting solution.
A Park Street Canton New York resident writes of relief after three years with female weakness backache side pains and headaches claiming Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored health. The letter touts the remedy as a standard for over thirty years aiding women with displacements inflammation fibroid tumors irregularities and other symptoms. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice at Lynn Mass.
Jack Harris of North Cedar street Mahoningtown a noted pitcher has received multiple offers to sign with teams this season but has not chosen a club yet. He formerly trained with Youngstown and Niles under Charlie Crowe and has briefly played in Warren. Friends urge a move to New Castle with Pete Porter’s pennut chasers organization.
J C Sanderson former Central Market meat department head will open a modern meat market at 70 Pittsburg street corner Kurtz street next Monday. He has been preparing after selling his interest in the Central Market.
Dressed chickens for every one on Saturday at East Side Butter Co. 1742 No 70 Pittsburg Street. Mr. Sanderson to present Strawbridge and Clother’s suits during the spring opening on Wednesday March 18. Brown and Hamilton 1786.
A grocer is urged to supply Gold Medal Flour Washburn Crosby for better bread and pastries. The ad promises wholesomer tastier and cheaper results with this brand. For sale by grocers.
Weather forecast from Washington March 14 predicts a cross continental disturbance 18 to 19, warm and cool waves through 22, with severe Pacific coast storms and a dangerous Atlantic pattern. Expect heavy precipitation in the east, dry Ohio valley, and a severe post storm cold wave. Earthquake risk noted but not forecast.
Room for rent between Mill street and Pittsburg street bridge with contact McBride and Long at 36 1-2 North Mill Street 17413 for inquiries.
An advertisement claims a discovery that cures ruptures without operation or trusses. It promises permanent relief from pain and weakness, increased vigor, and longer life, urging readers to mail a coupon with rupture location to test at no cost. The offer appeals to rupture sufferers to act immediately and not rely on traditional trusses.
Ellwood City taxpayers praise a shift in the Street commissioner’s department to employ local citizens. Lawrence avenue and surrounding sidewalks are being cleaned to near peak condition, with side streets to follow. Citizens welcome the move as part of a broader cleanup, and the post office inspector will find improved conditions compared with winter judgments.
A hobo on the P L E tracks stopped to bathe a bloody face after a conflict with a woman who fed him but refused coffee. He claimed mistreatment by the housewife and offered few details, while onlookers noted facial scratches as he walked west past Park Gate.
The gospel meetings at the Christian church, led by Rev. Frank L. Taylor with visiting evangelist Rev. Percy W. Wilson, have continued to build enthusiasm and conversions since beginning nearly two weeks ago. Topics include Opportunity and Destiny and Is There a Hell.
Almatrim Beatty of Big Beaver township, a Republican primary candidate for assembly, visited Ellwood yesterday and spoke with many residents. Ellwood presented a favorable impression, consistent with reactions to other county hopefuls who have greeted locals and gained support.
Ellwood defeated Monaca 85 to 6 in a fast paced casino court game. Monaca led 24 to 12 at halftime before Ellwood surged with strong forward play and key substitutions to pull away.
George Sencian and Mrs. Sofia Stoncin were discharged after a hearing before Squire McElroy on disorderly conduct charges brought by Gumitru Stoncin. They paid all costs. Arrest followed a fight in the West End home, with hints of deeper charges that were dropped in favor of the lesser charge.
At the home of Rev A P Lentz in Wednesday ceremony Anna Hamilton widow of Charles Hamilton and Andrew McElwain carpenter of Wurtemburg were married. The couple will reside in Ellwood in Ellwood City area.
Ellwood City Ellwood high school baseball plan a game with New Castle high school after a team meeting at a member's home. The squad has organized to play neighboring towns and invites teams to write to Clark Seidle box 1012 Ellwood City for dates.
A stereopticon lecture titled Our Country in Picture will be shown at the Presbyterian church Sunday at 7 30 PM. The talk, described as one of the season’s most interesting, supports home mission work and outlines various aspects of life in the nation.
Professor William Wilson of Seattle visiting brother C. C. Wilson of Camp Run called on many Ellwood friends yesterday. He has been in the east for several weeks and will soon return home to the west.
Ellwood residents report visits and travel by Mrs Jenny Newton B F Ross N M Hazen J A Gelbach H G Preston Prof W Lee Gilmore Leroy Taylor Alex Twentier J W Humphrey James Kirk S Y Douds Mike Russell and John Tener in Ellwood area. Also Mrs Frank Blackburn left for Cambridge Springs and a sale of household goods listed by D H Munhall 301 Crescent avenue.
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