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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1908
Page
2
A Women's Club talk extols Fels Naptha soap as a modern alternative to boiling clothes. It claims the soap loosens dirt in cold or warm water, reduces hard rubbing, and leaves whites fresher and cleaner. It instructs soaking verses rubbing and rinsing.
In New Wilmington on March 21 more than 150 men gathered at the college chapel to back local option and good government. Hon. George T. Weingartner spoke, arguing state power to regulate and restrain and expressing support for local option while opposing Penrose politics.
An advertorial piece extols Bloodine as a universal tonic to cure sick kidneys and related ailments. It stresses kidney importance, claims poison removal from blood, and urges readers to trust Bloodine as the remedy available at McKee's Medicine Store, 21 North Mill Street.
The commencement of Niles public schools will be held June 4. All 22 high school graduates will take part in the exercises.
The Iron Trade Review notes improving sentiment in the Pittsburg district with rising demand for tin plate wire products and merchant pipe. American Sheet & Tin Plate expects 76 percent capacity use next week, down from 81 percent a year ago, signaling a bright spot amid broader steel industry fluctuations.
A Y W C A vesper service is planned Sunday at 4 PM in Epworth M E church. Miss Grace Erhardt will preside with Miss Kate Stockman and Miss Elizabeth Hay assisting. Miss Mary R. Clarke will sing a solo and the choir will provide music. Dr E B Higley of First M E Church will deliver the address.
John A. Leathers, a noted printer, buys a newly finished six room residence from L. W. Platt on Emerson Avenue. The house is up to date and Leathers plans to move in about ten days.
Foreign laborers employed in the excavating for the Youngstown court house are paid only 90 cents a day. The contractor has been ordered to raise wages for his workers.
The Uniform Rank of the Knights of Pythias are requested to assemble at the lodge room at 12 30 noon Sunday to form ranks for attending the funeral services of J C Moody.
Honey white clover honey priced at 20 cents per comb available at Union Market located on 25 Pittsburg Street.
A Rotorua war tale recalls a tohunga summoning omen from a slain Arawa warrior. As the priest recited, the dead chief's movement signaled future triumph, a feat attributed to ancient tohunga.
The passage warns that public scorn can be deadly to tyrants. It argues that a ruler with many enemies faces collective danger, while a single foe can be overwhelmed by the many. Only a miraculous shield might protect those who incite widespread hatred. The analogy of Africa’s sands shows nature’s force against hubris.
A Amalgamated radio-telegraphy official asserts wireless telephony can cover 25 miles on flat land or water and predicts success over 60 miles between Oxford and Cambridge and eventual transatlantic speech within years. He cites M Valdemar Poulsen as the inventor and notes patents worldwide except the United States.
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