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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1908
Page
8
In Mahoningtown residents speak of Mike Mesterdome of South Cedar Street as a second Tony Ross with boxing prowess. He has shown skill in the ring, with spectators impressed by a recent bout as well as his ambition to continue.
Charles H. Johnson transfers property to Pamphila H. Phillips in the Second ward for 1 dollar. Thomas W. Phillips to Grace P. Johnston in the Second ward for 1 dollar. Benjamin B. Nye to Richard H. Nye in Ellwood for 1300 dollars. Sarah J. Caldwell to Morris Keller in Ellwood for 1 dollar. David S. Norris to Samantha M. Wahl in the First ward for 5000 dollars. Samantha M. Wahl to Theodore Allgeier in the First ward for 6000 dollars. Arthur H. Williams transfers to George Wortman in New Bedford for 76 dollars. Howard R. Harbison to James Shaffer in the Fifth ward for 800 dollars.
The National Horseshoers’ Association of New Castle announces reduced horse shoeing prices due to hard times. The rate cut was decided at a special meeting held Saturday night.
Letter from J M Hamilton recounts prairie fires that scorch miles of prairie and threaten settlers. He also narrates a 350 mile trek to introduce a new field worker, his disillusionment, and the influx of emigrants reshaping frontier mission work in Dakota Territory.
An impresario peddling 25 cent furniture polish toured Elwood City for two days, selling a product said to brighten wood. Homes filled with gleaming surfaces until blue streaks appeared, ruining furniture and leaving townsfolk to seek normal repair through a dealer.
The piece argues that many young girls push themselves too hard in school and that teachers often neglect to recognize the dangers of overexertion. It warns of physical collapse and long recovery, noting that some girls are helped through this critical period toward healthier womanhood.
The board of trade delegates attended a Philadelphia peace conference that was really a Democratic convention led by William J. Bryan. Dr D D Cunningham and M A Riley say Bryan dominated discussions with speeches and debates. Delegates say they were talked out and will not discuss details of their trip.
Captain Moon and the police committee warn of two new autos due in New Castle. Dr. C. M. Iseman has ordered a four cylinder Buick and A B Conners plans to own a similar car, likely to be seen performing stunts around town.
Miss Elsie L. Hook of Chelsea Vermont writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her sideache periodic pains sleeplessness and a nervous irritable condition after other remedies failed She thanks Mrs Pinkham for guidance and health tips were offered from Lynn Massachusetts for thirty years the remedy has helped thousands with female complaints including displacements inflammation and irregularities.
Attorney John H. Bittner is in Pittsburg today on business. Archie McBride moves into his new home on Norwood Heights. Mrs A L Brenner of Wayne Avenue visits her Perry township parents. F L Bigham returned from Pittsburg where he served as a juror. E Whistler returned from Mercer where he visited his father and will remain several weeks.
Real estate firm McBride and Long invites property owners to sell or rent and prospective buyers or renters to contact them at 22900 8 1 2 North Mill Street for assistance.
May 23 1908 forecast from Washington predicts disturbances crossing from May 25 to June 1, with warm and cool waves affecting the Pacific slope central valleys eastern states. Noted potential for a severe storm period around June 1 and unsettled May 23 to after, with showers in Ohio valleys New England and drought risk in middle Mississippi valleys.
The New Castle and New Wilmington street car line to Graceland cemetery will offer free rides May 28 to 30 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. A band wagon will shuttle passengers from Highland and Sumner avenues. Special real estate sale runs May 26 for one week with family lots from $10. Call Union 435 for details. Horton Hardware advertises White House Paints.
Ex Mayor Alexander Richardson of New Castle Pennsylvania testifies he suffered kidney pains years ago and was permanently cured after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He recommends them to kidney sufferers and notes no relapse. Available from dealers nationwide 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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