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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
10
A local advertisement lists staples and household items with multi buy prices including butter eggs soap coffee tea and canned goods. Notable entries include Arbuttle's Coffee per pound and Granulated Sugar in 25 pound sacks along with assorted fruits nuts and confectionery.
Members of the Mahoningtown Presbyterian church Men s club met Thursday evening in the church parlors for a discussion titled What About Trees It drew wide participation and yielded many interesting facts. Rev Eugene P Dunlap spoke on Siam mission work with 80 lantern slides.
Mr Jackson and Mrs John Kyle, a newly married couple, were serenaded on their return from their wedding trip Tuesday evening. They reside at the groom William Kyle’s home.
In New Castle street scenes two colored men discuss post election prosperity while a Pittsburg express roars by on Jefferson street. A Long Avenue butcher showcases Taft soup bones after the election,Bryan bones vanish. A Croton avenue street car rider jokes with a conductor about a feed bag. A doctor visits an indoor patient paying an election bet.
Advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for three forms of dyspepsia. It claims the tablets digest large amounts of food, aid digestion with or without stomach aid, and improve blood and gastric juices. Sold for 50 cents. order by mail.
Mrs. Molly Rae spent Tuesday afternoon in New Castle. Rev Skinner visited New Castle on Wednesday. Otto Dean plans to reside in Franklin for the winter. Numerous residents from Hillsville New Castle and Youngstown were guests or visitors this week including Miss Maud McCurdy and Mrs. McCullough. Local election returns discussed in Youngstown and New Castle. The Ladies Missionary Society and WTA set monthly meetings at the M B church.
The Young Men's Republican club in New Castle decided there will be no ratification blow-out for William H. Taft’s presidential win, citing Atlantic furnace start and better cross-party sentiment as enough. They will form a permanent club, appointing Harvey E. Martin Wylie McCaslin and J. Callahan to draft bylaws and a constitution, with next Thursday's meeting set to review them.
Five years after a skull fracture left Edith Williams of Plymouth Luzerne county mentally deranged surgeons removed a crushed bone portion and her mind became clear. The girl was four at the time of injury and is now nine, with a full recovery reported.
Rev. Frank Fish describes his congressional bid as a vacation like experience and notes strong support in Washington, Beaver, and Lawrence counties. He cites expected votes of around 3,300 in Washington County and praises temperance sentiment in Claysville where Prohibition voters surged beyond other parties.
A New York dispatch reports Wednesday and Thursday as the busiest days in 16 months for foundry iron from new orders for nearby shipment. At current production, this month's pig iron outruns are valued around 245 million dollars.
Actual work to rebuild the Youngstown Iron and Steel Roofing Company plant, razed by fire, will commence shortly as the site is cleared and plans are prepared for reconstruction and reopening.
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