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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1908
Page
4
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The article emphasizes patriotism as the core reason veterans served and urges honoring both living and dead soldiers. It frames Memorial Day as the moment to recognize Civil War heroes and warns a nation without pride cannot endure, urging current generations to set aside distractions to uphold devotion to country.
The Emmanuel Baptist Church at South Jefferson and Reynoids Streets marks its ninth anniversary with a weekend program. Special sermons and music highlight each service led by Rev W T Francis and Dr H J of First Baptist Church, with the church choir under Tom Hopkins and New Castle Glee Society directed by David Lloyd performing selections including The Pilgrims.
During yesterday s wind and rain storm smoke filled the room at Senator Elmer Phillips home on Beaver street. Fire officials investigated but found no blaze, suspecting wind blown smoke from a chimney triggered the alarm.
Frank G Moore of 309 West Washington Street New Castle Pennsylvania warns merchants and the public not to sell his wife Pearl R Moore any goods on his credit as he will not be responsible. He states he has provided for his wife and family and cites wa's Green Seal Paint as context for the notice.
An withering critique of health spending and disease in the United States, arguing tuberculosis and typhoid claim thousands of lives yearly. It urges public health reform, better sanitation, and infant milk programs, noting recent gains in Pennsylvania and citing massive farm research funding.
A Saturday night sermon reflects on a godly heritage and Memorial Day. It celebrates American monuments and heroes from Gettysburg to Washington and urges citizens to honor fallen soldiers by defending liberty and aiding the oppressed.
Proceedings of the state board of agriculture meeting at the courthouse were to be published by the state for farmers. The article notes low local attendance due to planting chores and late season, but highlights farming advances and scientific methods to increase productivity and profits.
Richard Malone sustained serious injuries and D. T. Murray superintendent of the Franklin division of the Lake Shore was lightly hurt when Murray's special train crashed into the rear of a freight at Franklin on Friday.
The ladies of the G A R will lay flowers on the Mahoning river at Youngstown today to honor sailors and marines who gave their lives in the war. Lawrence will share details about Paint Free at Sample Hardware Co Mahoningtown Pa.
A poem memorializes Civil War veterans with roses on blue and gray graves while noting shared grief. The page blends verse by Minna Irving with light satirical quips and short local notices about weather, politics, and everyday life.
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