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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
10
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Dr Leonhardt's dem-rcid tablet is advertised as the only internal cure for piles by removing the cause. The ad states external treatment and surgery won't help and claims circulation improvement as the solution. Available for $1 at John F Nevely New Castle Pennsylvania with a guaranteed cure and a booklet offer from Dr Leonhardt Co. Buffalo New York.
Assistant Health Officer I A Thayer and Health Officer Mc Candless are serving notices on milk dealers under a new city ordinance. Tests show filth in some milk, and violators risk license forfeiture. Dairies will be inspected, with requirements including licenses on displays, clean wagons, proper labeling, sealed cans, hot wash and scalding, and storage at or below 50 degrees F.
Miss Pearl Wallace suffers grip while Mrs. August Bond and other residents visit relatives in Youngstown and New Castle. Several locals improve from illness, relocate to Akron or Erie, and attend church services, dances, and a Republican celebration at Lowellville.
Judge Porter appoints J. W. Thompson as deputy constable for the first precinct, with Clark Hays named for the third precinct and E. S. Reed for the fourth to assist in the election.
Judge Porter announced the appointment of viewers for multiple street projects on Wednesday afternoon. A list shows Croton avenue sewer extension with A M Hanna, John L Camblin and J F Edgar among others for O'Brien avenue sewer, Cumberland avenue grading, Winter avenue sewer No 2, Northvi avenue sewer, Northview avenue grading, Pollock avenue sewer No 2, John street sewer, Holton street sewer, Butler avenue grading and South Jefferson street sewer No 2 with various appointees such as W Quinn George Hoch J B Ligo James Young and others.
The Erie will gain an east entry into Pittsburg via the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg line for 21 years. B R P is building Iselin to Pittsburg segment to connect both roads. President Yates of B R P approved the agreement after the annual inspection. P and L E western entry remains unaffected for now.
Washington reports reveal William F. Wright, former secretary to the late Senator Quay, clarifying that W. H. Andrews was the real author of a timber land transfer scheme tied to New Mexico statehood. Andrews faced retaliation via anonymous threats to derail the house bill, with Quay largely unaware of the motive behind the notes.
William Montgomery cashier of the Allegheny National Bank was found guilty of embezzlement and abstraction of funds. The case involved 144000 dollars in bank bonds and shows a total two case scheme of 613000 dollars. Directors testified Montgomery had no authority to deliver bonds or use them as collateral.
Two temperance talks slated for tonight at Highland United Presbyterian and Simpson M E churches. Rev A H Jordan of Central Christian and Rev G J Jefferies of Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist will present similar addresses on temperance and local option. The meetings continue a city ministers series with further gatherings Friday and Monday nights.
In Paris on October 29 the petition by Count Boni De Castellane for a modification of his divorce decree, granted to his wife Anna Gould, was heard in the Seine tribunal but adjourned to November 4 at defense request. He seeks custody for his mother and talks of an out of court settlement.
A large group from this city attends the Shenango Valley Young People's Union fourth annual convention at West Middlesex. Tonight Ralph M. Lowry will play an organ recital, followed by Dr. Scott F. Hershey's address. Tomorrow Rev. A. B. McCormick Rev. M. W. Keith and others will participate in the program.
The Young Men's Republican club meets at 7 this evening in the county. It will be the last meeting here before the election. Captain English urges full attendance. On Friday they travel to Pittsburgh, departing at 5 15 city time.
After five weeks of suffering at a Youngstown hospital from the loss of a leg, five year old Charles Delik refused a carriage yesterday and limped home on crutches. He had dragged himself nearly a mile for aid when hurt.
J P Jackson hunting at Conneaut Lake shoots his uncle Martin Jackson a Harmonsburg merchant seriously wounding him with probable recovery expected in a hospital.
The Almira Home on Pittsburg street observes donation day on Thursday November 5. The board appeals for money fruit jellies and other useful articles as donations rise with the inmate population. A reception will be held in the afternoon and contributions may be left at Couper and Butler's store.
Wichita Kansas man M T Firmin credits a simple oil wash containing wintergreen thymol and glycerine for curing his thirty year battle with eczema. After decades of itching and failed treatments he reports complete relief and only minor skin roughness on one ankle. The account notes his 20 years with a local furniture firm and mentions observers Higginson Drug Co and druggists backing the remedy.
An advertisement touts Samose as a flesh forming food that builds healthy tissue without starch or pepsin and supports natural digestion. Buyers are urged to weigh before use and monitor weekly gains with a money back guarantee from Mc Kee's Medicine Store if not satisfied.
Attorney W Riley moves for a new trial in the Mills versus Hays case. Jury awarded 6.04 on a 9 wage claim. Judge Porter directs the stenographer to transcribe testimony in longhand.
Carl Asher of East Reynolds street has resigned from the New Castle Stamping company after years of service and left yesterday for Pittsburg where he has accepted a good position.
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