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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
7
The Baldwin Graham stove foundry plant in the Seventh ward now operates only three days a week with gradual signs of improvement. New orders are few as management hopes for a quick turnaround.
An advertisement explains how gastric juice balance aids digestion and links dyspepsia to improper acid alkali levels. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as restoring natural gastric juice, relieving symptoms, and claims broad pharmacist and physician endorsements. The copy offers a 50 cent price, a free sample by mail, and lists F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan.
The Park Avenue fire department will be remodeled to allow a three horse hitch for the fire apparatus. The property committee awards the contract to George Strodecker & Son for 1625 dollars with work to begin in 10 days. Architects say the firm will complete within the quoted price as two departments were contemplated originally.
Edward Duff of Youngstown was arrested yesterday, and the incident prompted a reconciliation with his wife after two years apart.
Captains Herbert and Elizabeth Young publish a nine week report ending October 25 1908 detailing Volunteers of America work in New Castle Pa. They cite minimal payrolls and broad charitable aid with 265 homes visited 256 free meals provided and 35 families aided while appealing for Thanksgiving donations and clarifying distinct identity from the Salvation Army.
R. E. Clark and Calvin Clark traveled to Warren Ohio on a business trip. Mrs. Lois Clark and her Harbor bridge family visited relatives in town. Mrs. Laura Wilson returned home from Mercer after a brother’s illness. James Stitt went from Youngstown for eye treatment and is back. Mr. and Mrs. William Cotton and Miss Elnora Jackson visited Akron Ohio to see Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Webb.
Raymond C. Severance, son of C. A. Severance of 243 Superior Street, now teaches chemistry at a Honolulu college. He sends The News copies of three daily Honolulu papers, noting bright sheets and up to date advertising. He likes his position there.
New Bedford notes list remodeling at Pulaski road, visits from Youngstown to Hubbard and Cortland ill health in the area. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. Courtney hosting friends, and couples entertaining at homes with extended family visits and church activities.
The office will be open from today in Room No. 4 Dufford Building South Croton avenue for all policy-holders to call and make payments. G. R. Dufford, manager.
The Damascus Brake Beam Company plant in Sharon will resume operations next Monday, signaling a return to normal production flow after a shutdown.
Mr McKee of McKees Medicine offers Dr Howard s Dyspepsia and Constipation remedy at half price a fifty cent bottle with sixty doses for twenty five cents. He guarantees refunds if not satisfied with the remedy and claims hundreds of customers have bought it with only one return.
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