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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1908
Page
5
A testimonial says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound heals female illnesses. Bertha Muff of Louisiana Missouri credits decades of suffering, eleven doctors, and Pinkham guidance with restored health and strength, calling it worth mountains of gold.
The city has not finished the new underground crossing at La Fayette Street as required by the contract with the Baltimore and Ohio and Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroads. Sewers to carry wastewater were to be built by the city, and railroads were to lay sidewalks beneath the crossing. both parties have not completed their parts. An early adjustment of the matter is expected.
Pittsburg and Lake Erie will start interlocking switch plant construction at Ellwood Junction and College and Pittsburg Junction to improve operation of hand switches. Projects to upgrade New Castle routes progress with inspection trips by railroad officials. News includes trolley line plans from New Philadelphia to Wheeling, railroad dividend figures, and local crew movements amid ongoing safety measures and signals.
Rev. A B McCormick pastor of Central Presbyterian Church will give the Decoration Day address at Poland Ohio on Saturday. He is a son of a veteran with his father belonging to Cooper's Battery B First Pennsylvania artillery.
Garfield school building built 1890 on East Reynolds opposite Grace M. E. church has eight rooms plus office. Main objections: narrow back staircases, hazardous passage, unsanitary urinal trough, old washstands, and lack of automatic drinking fountains. Lincoln building notes praise corner rooms and ventilation details. sanitary conditions fair and no fire risk.
Fully 20 saloons in Youngstown will close after June 1 as the semi annual Aiken tax due. Saloons unable to pay the high levy cite expiring leases and lack of new leases as forcing closures.
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