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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1908
Page
8
The article extols rich red blood as essential to health and links disease to impure blood. It promotes S. S. S. as a mineral free remedy that cleanses, strengthens, and nourishes the circulation. Claims cures for rheumatism skin diseases and blood poisons with free book offers from The Swift Specific Co Atlanta GA.
A reader from Pittsburgh endorses 8.8,8 as an excellent vegetable blood purifier. The letter claims it cleanses poisons, strengthens health, improves appetite, and does not injure the system. Signed C.0. Sinclaire from Union Station.
A large crowd greeted Dr W W Orr at First United Presbyterian New Wilmington with a chautauqua salute. He preached on Responsibility and Privilege of Being a Christian from I Corinthians. He had just finished a campaign in Canonsburg and planned to minister in Mississippi next week.
The United Presbyterian church will replace the regular service Sunday evening inviting all to attend. At Boys league tryouts last night fast quarter mile times were Fulkman 58.45, After 64, Mitchel 69 seconds. Rev. Dwight Russell and eo visit New Wilmington at Rev. J. D. Barr's home before heading to Fresno California for a coast charge.
Detectives arrested Antonio Cluoretic and Gennaro Conti after CCTV? down Shenango flats on Tuesday. They face hunting out of season charges with bail set for a hearing. Cluaretic, a non resident, could face extra fines for firearms. Conti, naturalized, faces killing birds charge. They had three blackbirds one groundhog and two shotguns in possession.
The effects of Gertrude Mc Kelvy arrive for appraisal in Youngstown after her murder in Hong Kong China. Diamonds and wardrobe items are said to be very valuable with initial transportation valuation around 3000 dollars, awaiting fuller appraisal of actual worth.
News of the New Castle Railroad Men's Camping club preparing a three week July excursion by special car from Mahoningtown to the Muskoka lake region. The annual outing includes camping gear and pioneer living, with participants and organizers in local towns.
Frank G Moore of 309 West Washington Street New Castle Pa warns merchants and the public not to sell his wife Pearl R Moore any goods or merchandise on his credit as he will not pay for them. He states he has provided for his wife and family.
Nearly all industrial plants in the city will close on Saturday to observe Memorial day. Some will shut earlier or observe a half day. The American Tin Can plant closes all day, while the Pennsylvania Engineering works will close Friday and Saturday. Many workers take the day elsewhere and some are paid on Friday to avoid bank disruption. Memorial day on Saturday grants two days of rest.
The Athletics travel to Zelienople for two games next Saturday, one in the forenoon and one in the afternoon. Rain and travel issues have hampered this season, delaying several early scheduled contests and causing difficulties in arranging away games.
The city is repairing the steep Jefferson street hill after a string of accidents. The News previously alerted officials who then acted, noting a past severe injury to George Carbaugh at that location.
William Kirkwood of Big Run street displays a large hen egg at Ss W Lewis on Long avenue. The egg measures 6 1 2 by 8 inches and weighs 3 1 2 ounces, drawing considerable attention despite the hot weather.
Members of Class No. 7 at Emmanuel Baptist Church organize a moving picture show in early June hosted by Andy Streit to raise funds for the church building fund. They anticipate substantial proceeds from the benefit.
A large Fifth ward delegation traveled to Sharon last night to hear Rev. Billy Sunday. Many attendees are from Long avenue Christian church and left on the 5:30 car, returning home after the meeting concluded.
A large group of local youths from this part of the city are making plans to join an excursion to Rock Springs Park next Thursday. Early indications show strong representation from the area with many having arranged to attend.
Willmont Lakey of the Fifth ward joined fellow Masons at a large Knights meeting in Erie yesterday.
Miss Margaret Rankin of Sharon is visiting at the home of Scott Rankin and other relatives in the Fifth ward.
James Lotus of South Mill street was in Pittsburg yesterday on business, reflecting local travel between towns.
Mrs. Mary McKeown of Youngstown, after meeting Hazel who claimed distress, was relieved of her false teeth and a purse containing 38 dollars. Embarrassed, McKeown avoided reporting the loss as police investigated Hazel Meyers who was jailed last night on the accusation of stealing the teeth.
A committee of the Kincaid Industrial School board from Pittsburg concluded their inquiry into the Harborbridge facility. James A. Monroe and Frank McDonald stated that affairs found were favorable. Superintendent Rev. George W. Kincaid was absent during the investigation.
In Greenville on May 27 Joe Britti surrendered to Detective Ray after a long bloodhound chase. Britti, sought for the fatal stabbing of Franco Puntari at the Diamond mine near Grove City, allegedly confessed claiming self defense and will face a hearing tonight.
NEW WILMINGTON J. J. Ashenhurst was in Cleveland on Monday. Bill Henderson of Ellwood visited, still popular with locals. Exhibits from all college departments head to Pittsburg for the semi centennial commission meeting. A preliminary field meet to choose Westminster’s Intercollegiate representative at Conneaut Lake on June 6 will be held Friday. May-pole exercises on Memorial Day at The Hillside lawn with Miss Laura McMurray Queen o May. There will be no school on Memorial Day.
Special excursion to Woodland Beach park priced at 1.25 dollars. Special trains run via P. and L. E. For details consult Geo. W. Hamilton, Ticket Agent, from 25 to 29.
Readers are advised of a new pile treatment using 6 drops Carbolic Acid 1 dram Zotan 1-2 oz Zine Ointment applied twice daily. The formula is claimed to be an old German physician's prescription never before published and available at drug stores.
Citizens and business people are urged by the G A R and others to observe Memorial Day by decorating with flags and patriotic emblems. Authorities hope every home in the city displays the national colors.
Andy Fouch and Mary Pape married Tuesday by Alderman Ranney. The couple resides in the Fifth ward.
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