06 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1906
Page
1
A newspaper advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder issues claiming to prevent sudden deaths from kidney related ailments. It promises ease of symptoms and offers free sample bottles and a booklet by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
The Geo Johnson school board held its monthly meeting in the high school superintendent’s office with full attendance. Books for the reference library were requested along with new geographical and juvenile texts. contracts for shades and repairs were approved, and resignations and staffing changes were announced.
A battered dispatch from New York recalls two men lifting songs in Chinatown and provoking a police response on an elevated platform. Officers converged, more units arrived, and the incident ended with a demand for justice over a three dollar sum.
In Michael Pitzer versus Mahonnytown Bank Lil. Wing seeks a new trial in the case over a 9000 forged sipeles claim. The verdict favored Pittahing & Yinko Weir, with a general reduction in paxeniter ifaros. November rates drop for long distance travel including Chicago to Pullman and other cities.
In a high school football clash with Alersar Academy on Saturday, Rowland the New Castle quarterback suffered a wrist injury likely ending his season. Scrimmaases Jewland also suffered a left wrist fracture, with the report noting the severe pain and the impact on the victims.
A Wednesday Morning Musical program at Prat Baptist church announces familiar tunes. The event lists a Friday performance date in November and notes a Spe tnes planned segment.
A long list of brief notes records residents visiting relatives, returning from trips, or recovering from illness in Sharon Mercer and surrounding areas. Mentions include Edward Aula moving home after illness, Mrs. Howard Pamy of Lone Avenue, and Alderman T. P. Williams moving into a new Philips Street dwelling. Other items note travel to Washington township, hunting trips, and local employment changes.
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