14 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1906
Page
1
Promises cure for a wide range of female complaints including inflammation, displacement, and spinal weakness. Claims relief for irregular and painful periods, nervous symptoms, indigestion, backache, and kidney troubles. Concludes with contact for Mrs Pinkham and the Pennsylvanian based firm.
A Nature Study Club reception at the Loeher home on Sherman Avenue honored Rev. and Mrs. R. F. Randolph as he departs for Kane Pa. to lead a new field of labor. About 50 guests praised his leadership, while tributes and a symposium highlighted his four years as president and the club’s growth.
Bailey's Dancing School starts October 2 with weekly evening sessions at 7:28 PM. Classes offered include a Chillara program at 4 PM on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, with contact by phone for registration.
A short vendor note lists low prices on peaches at the Union Free Market Monday as shoppers crowd the stalls for fresh fruit bargains. Local merchants report steady demand and brisk sales amid a mild start to the week.
The Young Martie People's club spent a pleasant evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Harlan on Lincoln Avenue, switching from Alyjch to euchre with guests from Bloomington Beaver Falls and West Middlesex. Out of town visitors joined in the party.
Fragmentary advert lists a poultry market event at Union Fruit Market on the first Monday. Mentions Jot trims and a figure Pulgaktah Jon Bepisabin with dates 18 and 20, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Local shop advertises new fall cloaks and suits with prices ranging from 12.75 to 26.50. Feature lines include suits at 19.75 and 22.50, with bold value claims and a special price on a price point suit 860.
A new assortment of plaid dress goods features A lines in plaids and checks with plains at 50 cents per yard. The collection also includes novelty dress goods in plaids and checks priced at 1.00 and 1.25 dollars per yard.
A fabric advertisement proclaims a 54 inch Venus etian cloth offered in all shades at a value between 1.25 and 1.50 per unit, with a regular price of 1.00. The copy emphasizes quality and favorable pricing for the product.
Plain ground end large polka dots silk fabrics displayed in a show window yesterday, and they are nearly half sold already, indicating strong shopper interest.
Our domestic and finci departments offer a steady stock of new full materials with a complete clearance of summer merchandise. Fall outing fabrics appear in lights and darks, with 8440 best outings at 10c and 12½c. New eiderdown at 12¾c and linen crash, plus linens from New York importers at 50¢ to $1.00. New wool suiting for waists, new percales at 10c and 18½c, and dress ginghams in plaid cheeks in high demand as Mr Henderson returns from New York.
John Chapman arrived in New York Thursday from Europe and visited the Mercer county fair Thursday morning by automobile. Mrs. M. A. Keefer of West Washington and Ann Boyles hosted a gathering at Nashannock Avenue with friends, followed by a social visit and lunch. The entry notes a wedding planned for Edith and Jamie Simpson at Park Mill, and other social events including a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William H. Chambers and a Croton Avenue meeting of the Croton Wet T. A. Also mention of a US khaki uniforms discussion and Pulaski fair attractions as well as a Physicians Club meeting with resignation of Dr. Lindley.
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