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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
7
An advertisement claims Gauss Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh quickly and permanently by ridding the body of germs. It offers a free trial package by mail and asks readers to send name and address to receive treatment.
Public notice warns that all land deeds must be recorded within ninety days of execution or be void against later buyers or lenders. The 1893 act requires notarization or attestation by designated officials and recording in the proper county office, with six months for deeds proved outside the state.
A Norristown Georgia woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her female troubles after a near operation. The letter promotes the remedy as a standard cure for disorders like displacements, inflammation, fibroids, irregularities, backache, and nervous prostration. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice.
Edenburg notes report Brown Henley started a cement house project. Several residents including Miss Pearl Englert Henry Rowland and others visited relatives and friends in Lowellville New Castle Youngstown Struthers and Ellwood City over the weekend. The Lake Erie midnight train will stop Thursday for Pittsburg Exposition travelers.
The second annual lecture course at Center U P church She nango township for the coming season is complete and five entertainments have been arranged. The series begins Friday evening October 30 with the Elma B. Smith company.
Clifford L. Mason, chief clerk at the Pennsylvania car repair shops in Ashtabula, is promoted to Master Mechanic O. P. Reese's office at Lawrence Junction. Ford Stoll will replace him at Ashtabula. Meanwhile, the Beaver river bridge project faces pier delays. masonry will continue through winter and steel work starts next spring, with track changes deferred to 1910.
Patrick Carney faced two robbers in East Youngstown and drew his pipe from his pocket aiming it as a revolver, causing the holdupls to flee.
The T. W. Phillips Gas and Oil Co. hit a major well in No. 1 Callahan near Bakerstown, flowing 40 bbls/hr, rising to 60 bbls/hr by noon. The site lies near Hood church, three miles from Bakerstown station, with sand plays in the third sand. The Hoffman field adds shots at McCollough and Bernard No. 3, producing around ten barrels, while Nos. 1 and 2 Hoffman wells yield about twenty.
Mrs Ed Cochran and various residents are listed as callers and visitors in New Castle Pittsburg and West Pittsburg. The piece notes trips to Omaha and Rochester and a 15th birthday party hosted by Helen Yoho Kay Street with a Friday gathering and a lunch for the guests.
Prohibition party vice presidential candidate A. A. Watkins will address voters on the Diamond at Youngstown this Saturday.
George W. Clutton, a druggist, advertises Miona tablets as a scientific remedy that tones stomach walls to restore digestion. The ad claims speedy relief from indigestion, constipation, nervousness, and heartburn, asserting pepsin does not cure dyspepsia and that the product works by energizing the stomach.
The document outlines three proposed constitutional amendments by the General Assembly of Pennsylvania. It consolidates Philadelphia and Allegheny courts, creates a separate criminal court in Philadelphia, and enables increased local indebtedness with voter approval.
A long draft outlines amendments to Articles Four to Fourteen and related schedules changing executive appointments, term lengths, and election timing. It covers powers of the Governor, open Senate sessions, and specifics for Auditor General, State Treasurer, internal affairs, and municipal judges. It also proposes new term lengths, biennial elections, and staggered deadlines for city and county offices.
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