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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
1
Pure blood and free circulation guard against disease and physical decay. The text praises S. S. S. as a universal blood purifier that cleanses poisons, strengthens weak blood, and supports overall health, citing testimonials from physicians and individuals about its vegetable composition and health benefits.
A large crowd gathered at First United Presbyterian church in New Wilmington on May 26 to welcome Dr. W. W. Orr returning for a visit. He spoke on Responsibility and Privilege of Belonging to a Christian from 1 Corinthians 6 20 detailing personal duty and faith. Orr canceled a later afternoon talk due to fatigue after a campaign in Canonsburg and plans for Mississippi.
Detectives arrested Antonio Gluorette and Gennaro Conc after a Tuesday pickup near Shenango flats. They faced Alderman Green on hunting out of season charges and were urged to answer the charge at a hearing. Officers found three jackdaws and a groundhog along with two shotguns in their possession.
Jewelry and effects of the late Gertie Me Kelvy are being appraised after her murder in Warborg China. Officials report the effects, including valuable diamonds, were prepared for transport with an estimated value around 8 000, though the final value is expected to be higher.
New Castle Railway men of the Callipine club prepare a July trip to Muskoka lake region. They will ride a special car from Mahoningtown, camping gear in tow, continuing a long annual outing without changes in plans.
Most city plants will close Friday or Saturday for Memorial Day with two day rest for workers. The American Tin Plate and Pennsylvania Engineering Works announce closures. some pay on Friday to avoid Saturday payroll issues. Affected teams halt games next Saturday as rain disrupted schedule. Jefferson Street repairs continue after recent accidents.
Frank ti Moore of Now Chatle Pennsylvania states that he forbids merchants and the public to sell or extend credit to his wife Pearl R Moore for any of her property or merchandise. He declares he will not be responsible for or pay any debts incurred by her presently or in the future and provides for his wife and family.
Embarrassed Mrs. Mary McKeown of Youngstown reports a young woman named Hazel Moyers stole her false teeth and $38 from her purse on Saturday. The assailant, described as pleasing in appearance, feigned distress then fled with the teeth and money. Moyers was jailed last night as the suspected thief.
A board committee from Kincaid Industrial School Pittsburg concludes an inquiry into the colored Industrial School at Harborbridge. Members Monroy and McDonald say conditions found were far from satisfactory while Superintendent Rev. George W. Kincaid was not present during the inquiry.
A man sought for a fatal stabbing at the Diamond mines near Grove City surrendered to Detective Hay in the Tessemer yards. He confessed to the killing of France Puntart saying it was in self defense and will be given a bearing tonight.
NEW WILMINGTON J J Ashenhurst visits Cleveland while Bil Henderson of Ellwood greets townsfolk. Exhibits from college departments head to the semi-centennial commission in Pintsture. Westminister Intercollegiate team reps meet on June 6 at Conmenut Lake. prelims Friday. Memorial Day activities include Hillside town events and Miss Davee McMurray as Queen of May. no school Memorial Day.
Special excursion to Woodland Beach park priced at 126 dollars with special trains via PL and L. For particulars contact Geo W Flamilton, Ticket Agent, Bhlo 20.
An advertisement lists a home remedy for curing ratlef issues using 6G drops Carbulle Acti, 1 dram Zotan, 1-2 oz Aine Ointment, applied twice daily. It credits an old German physician and states the formula has never before been published.
G A R members and local citizens urge decorating with flags and patriotic emblems on Memorial Day weekend. The notice hopes every home in the city will display the national colors. Mary Pane and Andy Foudi were married Tuesday by Alderman Rapnay and reside in the Fifth Ward.
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