The loaf proves Gold Medal Flour’s quality
The text promotes Gold Medal Flour as superior bread flour. It claims the flour yields finer, richer bread with all the nourishment of quality wheat, inviting readers to try a sack to judge for themselves.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1908
Page
10
The text promotes Gold Medal Flour as superior bread flour. It claims the flour yields finer, richer bread with all the nourishment of quality wheat, inviting readers to try a sack to judge for themselves.
United Press reports Washington observers debate the Supreme Court rulings on railroad rate laws. The Minnesota decision declaring the state fine excessive fuels talk of the Hepburn act and possible challenges ahead. Senate Foraker and ICC members weigh implications for carriers and the legality of the federal rate framework.
In an official Pittsburg diocese communique Bishop Canevin promotes the new canon law on betrothal and marriage to be explained before Easter. From Easter Sunday no non priest wedding will be valid unless officiated by a qualified pastor with two witnesses, with strict writing and witnesses for betrothal papers.
Ellwood City faces pressure from confectionery tobacco and drug dealers as blue laws are reportedly to be enforced. A Sunday closing ordinance may be introduced in council led by a prominent local businessman. Political capitalists are accused of using the issue to brand Ellwood as an open town ahead of the next municipal election, a tactic said to have been used in New Castle.
Ellwood City will host opening day on April 18 with a game against Beaver Falls YMCA boys. The local team trains hard and aims to prove the Beaver Falls crowd wrong as the visitors bring a reputation for strong batting.
The Misses Lillian and Pearl Keller with brother Harry Keller depart for Pittsburg tonight to attend a charity dance organized by a local newspaper to support a charitable fund. The event marks a highlight of the spring social season in Pittsburg.
The second of three dances by the M and M club will be held Thursday night in the club hall with many out of town guests expected. Attendance is anticipated to be high. The third dance in the series is planned for a few weeks later.
Louis Vellora was in Sharon on business. J. E. VanGorder visited New Castle yesterday on business. A K Marner of New Castle called here yesterday. J R Duncan of Beaver Falls was in Ellwood yesterday on business. Rev E W Liebendorfer of Pittsburg visits his son Harry F Liebendorfer on Lawrence Avenue. John Shawness, Pittsburg division supervisor of the Lake Erie Railroad, was in Ellwood yesterday.
Ellwood basketball team travels to Meadville to face the Chautauqua club at the Casino. Manager Clarke predicts continued wins despite a tougher foe to reveal in town. Lineups include Ellwood Wilson Ott Watson-Roelofs and Abbott against Chautauqua Thomas Stockdale Short Elkin with Bodenhorn Hillman as substitutes.
The annual gathering of the Presbyterian church will take place tomorrow evening in the First National Bank hall. Elections for officers will be held for the coming year. A social hour and a light lunch hosted by the ladies will follow.
A measles case was reported to Ellwood health officer yesterday. The patient was Julia Nardini, daughter of Louis Nardini of Sixth Street.
Miss Della Paden visits near Lowellville for two weeks. Rev. Keith preaches at Westfield last Sunday. Miss Mona Galley returns from Slippery Rock. Dr. Dale Clark visits his sisters. Miss Frances Gibson visits New Castle friends near Westfield. High school holds final public literary Tuesday March 31. Rev. Cooper to hospital after relapse. Mrs. Burnett convalescent from grip. Mrs. Hall of New Castle with her daughter. James Nesbit and daughter back from winter in Allegheny and New Castle. Voters mass meeting at U P church to organize local option club Tuesday night. Rev. Paul Yourd preaches at Sharon church. Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor host young folks Tuesday evening with music by James Smith and D L Wilson. Albert Weller buys a new saw mill in Davis woods to begin timber work for Mr. Davis cattle summer project. Rev. Paul Yourd preaches on lo
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A purport from a local leader urges strong support for a major movement now before voters in the state. The appeal stresses the need for broad public interest and unity to advance the cause across communities.
Miss Helen Vale is home from Grove City college for a short vacation. The Parlor Quintet will give an entertainment in the Presbyterian church Tuesday evening. David Black has been called to Sharon by the illness of his brother in law, George Stambaugh.
The John Electric Co has moved from 17 South Mill Street to the first floor of the new Greer block on Mercer Street.
A historical advertisement claims a simple prescription will cure piles. It instructs a druggist to mix 6 drops Carbolic Acid, 1 dram Zotan, and 1-2 oz Zine Ointment, to be applied night and morning, asserting a guaranteed cure.
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