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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1908
Page
2
An 80 year old Lewistown resident with long feebleness reports rapid strength gain after using Vinol cod liver preparation. She credits improved mobility and energy after three bottles and endorses Vinol for the elderly and after illness, with a money back guarantee. Vinol is sold in New Castle by Paisley Pharmacy.
The letter rebuts Rev Ward’s socialism critique, mocks humbuggery and gall, and defends Catholic views. It cites socialist leaders and church teachings, questions Ward’s knowledge, and urges study before preaching on religion and politics. The author condemns misrepresentation and urges Ward to study socialism, science, and church doctrine.
A Kittanning special reports Representative R. H. Megraw of Armstrong county plans a road law reform. The bill would end township residents working out their road taxes and require payment on a cash basis.
In a bold offer Mr McKee quoted a doctor’s remedy for constipation and dyspepsia at 25 cents a bottle, guaranteeing satisfaction with every package and promising refunds if it fails. He noted many sales with no returns and stated the price cut might end soon.
The fifth annual Young People's Union convention of the Slippery Rock district will convene December 3 at 1 30 PM in the Thursday Presbyterian church. Seventeen congregations are asked to send at least three delegates. A dinner will be served by church ladies. The program features devotional exercises, prayer meeting, speakers and committees with Rev. A B McCormick delivering an evening address on A Master of Dreams.
Mayor Harry J. Lusk opened his school for delinquents as a raid on two disorderly houses yielded fines totaling several hundred dollars. Nine inmates and twelve visitors appeared. Minnie Davis paid 50, Mildred Holland Alice Parker Ethel Wellington Bess Ross May Davis ten each. Mrs Forsyth and Emma Gray ten each. Fifteen visitors paid five dollar fines.
New York reports Mrs Nannie Stewart Leeds widow of William B Leeds, heir to a fortune of 29 million, will marry James De Wolf Cutting. Cutting declined to deny the rumor, while noted social figure linked to Astor era circles and business dealings with Stuyvesant Fish.
The skeleton found near Brady Camp in Elk County has been identified as Bart Brandel, missing since 1906. Brandel, a carpenter who lived with his mother near Cuneo station, left home for a barber visit and never returned. The coroner is said to be investigating.
Mather Bros jewelry firm secures Charles Kreimendahl formerly with J C Grogan Pittsburg Stella Morgan formerly with W J Broe and Newton Rogers to assist during the holidays. Mather Bros. congratulates themselves on gaining such experienced staff for the season.
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