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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1908
Page
9
An ad claims a cure exists that women can perform at home with no cost. The piece presents a bold promise of easy treatment available to any woman.
The News prints the Nocks season timetable with abroad games at Youngstown Akron Canton East Liverpool McKeesport Sharon Girard and home games at Youngstown Sharon Girard Akron Canton East Liverpool McKeesport detailing dates from May through September.
Ellwood City basketball routed the Chautauqua club of Meadville last night 57 to 13 at Ellwood City. The one sided contest featured Nelson 7 and Boger 9 as top scorers for Ellwood with Stockdale and Watson also contributing. Referee Gillespie and timekeeper Clark officiated. scorer was McKinley.
Herb White, signed to play third for Sharon, reported early from Pittsburg. Pitcher Engle, working out at Hot Springs, says he is in good shape and will report April 11.
Jack Rowan of this city, a versatile pitcher with a full schedule, will join Dayton for the coming season per a Toledo report. Rowan is regarded as a top twirler though previously struggled with control.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills cure catarrh by internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It touts testimonials from a physician, describes the remedy as a strong combination of venices and purifiers, and promotes availability through druggists with Toledo Ohio origin.
About 25 to 30 baseball supporters met in the council chamber to elect officers for the year. A. C. Hyde presided and Scott Paisley reported the club owes roughly $4,000 despite 1906 and 1907 receipts and modest profits from games and a boxing note. New officers elected: President A. C. Hyde, Vice President Sam I. Rice, Secretary R. M. Read, Treasurer Frank Strohecker. directors include Hyde, Paisley, Strohecker, and others.
Billy Graffius, signed as a stunt back for the Nocks, was released by manager Porter Friday night. He may join Gulfport or another team. Porter already has several catchers, including Bowen, signed for the winter league, making Graffius surplus.
Third baseman Bales of the Nocks, under contract with Porter, is urged as a future star in the O. P. league. Observers say he may excel Kid Hagen, with past praise from West Penn Scottdale days fueling expectations for a first class infield season.
The article portrays pitcher Jack Kennedy in peak form while employed at a steel mill. It states he is likely to be the twirler chosen to pitch the Nocks to victory in the opening game at Youngstown.
Charles Boettner of Wyandotte Michigan under contract to play with the Nocks says he is in fine shape and can hardly wait for the season to start. Three weeks remain before new men report and he will be ready to do more than his share when the time comes.
The advertisement claims Kemp's Balsam will stop any cough and cure conditions from colds to consumption in early stages. It asserts superior effectiveness, affordability, and safety, noting the remedy contains no alcohol opium morphine or narcotic substances.
Swastika club defeated Fifth Ward 2285 to 2264 in a three game bowling affair last night at New Castle alleys. Tod Love, Depew, Miller, Williams, and Broe led Swastika with high scores while Tod Jones, Davis, Hanlan, Conley, and Warren top-scored for Fifth Ward in a close crowd-pleasing result. Efforts are underway to arrange a contest with the Electric team.
Troops from Fort Seward at Haines Alaska were ordered to Douglass Island Treadwell mines where 300 miners strike. Dispatches say strikers stole powder and threaten to destroy works if non unionists land. Col Greene led one company with a gatling gun. a second Fort Seward company prepared to reinforce.
In New Castle schools teachers face the season of spring fever as warm days and singing birds lure students to play. Pupils grow restless with fishing marbles and jumping rope, demanding more energy from teachers to keep lessons engaging through the pleasant time of year.
Dr J H Miller of St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church is set to read a paper titled The Status of Evolution at the Present Time at the Ministerial Association meeting held Monday morning.
The executor of Margaret Devore, deceased, offers for sale at 28 Allen Street on Tuesday March 31, 1908 at 2 o clock p m all of her personal property. Cc W Fenton Executor.
Notice from J. H. Gilfillan offering a carload of fine white potatoes limited to wholesale, with no retail orders accepted. Bell phone 214 L. 18612.
Porter trains McCage a city twirler who may earn a place with the Nocks after a tryout. Edward OBrien, another promising pitcher from the city league, could win a spot. Walter Hart, local catcher, resumes training with Porters crew before a southwest signing. Jack Harris of the Seventh ward, a fast pitcher with good curves, may join New Castle this season.
Edward Schlatter the Toledo and New Castle first baseman has been ordered to report to Milwaukee Brewers at Bartlesville Oklahoma. Manager McCormick has sent a contract and transport and he will join the Milwaukee team in a few days. The report notes Schlatter may seek a Brewers position or serve as a bat boy or water boy.
Thomas Andrews of this city remains undecided about his season plans and current status. He was suspended last fall with unclear reasons, spent part of the season with Fairmont, and was drafted by the New York Nationals before landing on the suspended list. Andrews, a pitcher, was a top West Penn league performer with only one or two losses last season.
Local readers report prompt relief from backaches and kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. James McCullough of 171 Mo Ravia Street says the remedy erased his pains, restored health, and prevented recurrence for ten years. Sold by dealers nationwide at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is the U.S. agent. Remember the name Doan's.
Call at once to buy carpets or rugs at special prices offered by Duffords. Sale ends April 1 1853 with limited stock and discounted rates for early buyers.
New Castle Hardware Co announces Hannah's Green Seal Paint available for purchase. Customer options include various cans and finishes with pricing and store hours.
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