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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
5
A reader from Columbus Ohio writes of relief from nervousness headaches and other Change of Life symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound The letter praises the product and urges sick women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts with claims of many cures over thirty years.
W. McLaughlin resigns from the Pittsburg and Lake Erie at the Union depot and accepts a position with the Standard Oil Co. He leaves for Green Springs, Ohio, to begin immediately, leaving friends in New Castle sad to see him depart for another field.
Evangelist Dr Wilbur Chapman, who led revivals in Sharon last October, plans a visit this week to join Billy Sunday in the ongoing revivals. Sunday will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for Sharon High School graduates in the tabernacle, marking his first such address.
Anna C Close of 75 East Street is granted a divorce from her husband Robert Close on grounds of desertion. The decree notes he left five years ago and is said to be living in Akron.
Frank G Moore of 809 West Washington Street New Castle Pennsylvania warns merchants and the public not to sell or charge goods on his credit to his wife Pearl R Moore asserting he will not be responsible for such purchases as he has provided for his wife and family.
Police received word of a burglary at J Hanna’s residence near Neshannock Falls. An opened dressing case yielded $22 missing. Authorities were asked to watch for Red Hanna, brother of J Hanna, who had been staying at the home and has since vanished.
Six parcels are slated for Sheriff Waddington's June term with potential stays of execution. Properties listed include parcels from A B Detweiler Sixth ward. A B Denweiler Sixth ward. John P Anderson administrator of Thomas W Anderson estate. C W Watson and others First ward. William J Harlan Second ward. Sales occur on the First Monday of June at suits filed by various creditors.
The First Baptist church hosts an open Men’s League meeting Thursday at 8 pm to discuss changes in school board policy to improve the high school situation. J. J. Dean will present the question, opened by John H. Miller and W. E. Patterson, with public attendance invited.
Contractor D F Book removes high bank on Pittsburg street opposite Thaddeus Stevens school to grade Harrison street. Bluff along north side of Pittsburg street spanning nearly a square will be removed, enhancing the street’s appearance.
F. J. Roller was re-elected superintendent of Niles public schools yesterday at a salary of 2200 dollars. He has already served for 20 years.
Albn B. Johnson of Baldwin Locomotive Works in Philadelphia says prosperity is returning with brighter prospects. Orders rose in April, with outlook for May and June. 5,000 workers currently on payroll at reduced hours, aiming to return to full force after June 1 and after presidential nominations.
Wampum residents and visitors visited Pittsburg New Castle Beaver Falls Sharon Crafton Slippery Rock and Cleveland on various days. Names include Mrs D E Orris Miss Lenora Orris Miss DemeRes and Miss Linnie Stewart with others visiting relatives friends and attending the New Castle circus day and a Pittsburg ball game.
Robert Price of Youngstown leaped from a high speed street car yesterday after nearly being struck by a wagon. He was on the steps when he jumped to avoid the collision and sustained serious injuries.
Fort Wayne readers learn claims about Quaker Herb Remedies including Quaker Herb Extract and Oil of Balm. Testimonies from local residents allege relief from rheumatism headaches sleeplessness indigestion and kidney issues. Details cite prices and availability at J C Wallace's store with bottles and balm offered.
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