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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
7
William A. Ward argues that socialism aligns with Christian ethics and governance, countering a priest's claim that socialism opposes religion. He cites Christian Socialist Fellowship support, ministerial endorsements, and writings by church leaders to support cooperative commonwealth principles and a moral economic order.
Volunteers of America distributed well filled baskets to 300 homes in a well organized drive led by Captain Herbert Young and assistants. Each applicant held a matching ticket, ensuring orderly distribution and visible joy among the poor, reinforcing the blessing of giving.
While drilling for water near New Wilmington oil was struck at a depth of 75 feet. This is a new territory and a well will be put down immediately.
John H. Ruhlman of Youngstown connected with the Lake Erie and Youngstown railroad has gone to New York to settle matters relating to the line. It is expected Youngstown Council will grant a franchise Monday night.
The Flemish master Quentin Metys, born in Antwerp or Louvain, rose from a blacksmith family to painter through love. He crafted delicate ironwork for Antwerp Cathedral and, after eloping with a burgher’s daughter, painted an autopath portrait that hides his wife behind a spring hidden panel in Florence's Uffizi.
Dr J Robertson lauds abundant food for working families noting fewer admissions to Manchester House of Recovery during prosperity and more during lean years. He argues a stronger stomach comes from regular exercise and not overeating, citing digestive health and energy as linked to daily activity.
A short note invites trying a liver pudding homemade by J G C Sanderson of 70 Pittsoure Street. The message mentions 84th AY as a cue or address detail.
Mrs. Eliza beth Fogal aged 68 of Wexford widow of Henry Fogal was run over and killed yesterday morning by a street car at the Wexford station. William O'Donnell aged 68 of Wexford was injured when Mrs Fogal's body struck him as the express passed. She was en route to her son John Fogal's home for Thanksgiving.
Hon William J Cary M C argues for a postal telegraph as a cheaper government service It would standardize rates and improve efficiency He describes Telepost capable of sending about 1000 words a minute between New York and Chicago A single wire could handle tens of thousands of messages daily requiring twenty duplex Western Union wires or forty single wires to meet demand.
Beginning next Sunday the Advent season will begin in Episcopalian Lutheran and Catholic churches across the country. Advent is observed worldwide as the preliminary period before Christmas celebrations.
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