Old Reliable Loan Plan Infomercial
A silent loan pitch promotes easy installments with no endorsement required and no publicity. It promises privacy even from family and emphasizes flexible payments whenever funds are available.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1908
Page
7
A silent loan pitch promotes easy installments with no endorsement required and no publicity. It promises privacy even from family and emphasizes flexible payments whenever funds are available.
The program features the Park McCann Trio singing and dancing in a lively comedy act. Clemmons and Massey present eccentric singing and dancing routines. The Three Daltons close with comedy acrobatics and hand balanc ing acts.
The Terrace Avenue School built in 1899 is praised for layout sanitation and equipment. It has 10 rooms on two floors plus basement space five big rooms three outside doors and a well lighted cloak room system with ventilation good overall condition, though minor defects include a rubber hose on a stove.
A New York report from May 29 describes American Bar Association canon s urging lawyers to uphold conscience and strict moral standards. It warns against disreputable tactics, runners, and opportunistic suits and asserts that loyalty to the law strengthens the profession. An oath of office accompanies the list of ethics.
Western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio groups schedule a busy Rock Point season with hundreds of outings. From June 4 to August 29 churches schools unions and company groups are listed for moonlight excursions dances and reunions at the resort.
Mrs. J. A. Shaffer is improving after illness. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Guffey visited Sharon, with Mrs. William McConnell of New Castle visiting relatives here. Miss Elizabeth Wallace of New Castle stayed with Mrs. J. Wood. R. E. Clark and family moved to HarborBridge near the saw mill. Mrs. C Terrill and Mrs. R. C. Rayser and children visited Sharon with Mrs. Clarence McMullen. Mrs. Rebecca Lacy of Akron, Ohio, visited relatives here and in New Wilmington then returned home. Kensington club entertained by Mrs. Nettie Houlette. out of town guests included Mrs. McConnell and Mrs. Lacy.
Iron molders in the Youngstown district announce they will refuse the wage cut proposed by manufacturers. The union scale expires June 30 and the industry has warned of a demand for lower rates than now in force.
Special excursion to Woodland Beach park priced at 1.25 dollars. Special trains run via the P. and L. E. For details contact Geo. W. Hamilton, Ticket Agent, 25 to 29.
In Penn township Butler county the Hoffman oil well pumps about 100 barrels per day. Mary N Dodds leased ten more acres at 100 per acre and arranged a second 23 acre lease for 3000 dollars. Adjacent had bonuses around 100 per acre. The Thorn creek field has produced large wells including a prior 3000 barrel daily strike after a premature shooting.
A Philadelphia North American feature attacks Senator Quay posthumously, detailing alleged abuses of power and financial scandals. The piece argues a monument would memorialize a corrupt legacy, citing treasurers' deaths and a system that supposedly controlled state politics and legislation.
Commencing Sunday with solemn high mass the forty hours devotion will be held in St Laurence's church Hillsville. Visiting priests will likely take part in the service making it one of the church's most solemn observances.
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