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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1908

Page

2

Golden Medical Discovery touted as liver stomach bowel tonic

An ad touts Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for weak tiredness headaches coated tongue stomach issues and gas with a claim of no alcohol or habit forming drugs. The formula lists native root extracts and cites medical authorities while urging readers to send an address for a free booklet and endorsing Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for digestive balance.

R. Bartholow Jefferson Med. College Phila Wood Univ.of Edwin Hale Hahnemann Med. College Feago John King Jno. M. Scud Bence Johnson Med Dept. Univ. of Finley Ellingwood M. D Teria Medica Bennett Medllege Chicago R. V. Pierce Buf- N Golden Medical Discover R. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery

Harrisburg trip for railroad engineers noted

J H MeKlvenny of Newell avenue and Frank Powers of North Cedar street, both prominent railroad engineers, returned from Harrisburg where they attended sessions of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Mellvenny spoke for lodge 565 and Powers for lodge 757. No special business was on agenda. several railroad topics were discussed.

J. H. MeKlvenny Newell Avenue Frank Powers North Cedar Street Harrisburg the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Mellvenny Lodge Powers

Children from Zelienople Lutheran Orphans Home to city picnic

About 100 children from the Luther an Orphans Home at Zelienople will travel Thursday by the Butler and Harmony railroad to Cascade park for a daylong picnic hosted by the city Lutherans. The home, oldest Protestant orphanage in America, was founded by Dr Passavant. Several local children have found homes there. Low fair rates apply September 23 to 25.

Zelienople Butler and Harmony Cascade Park America Passavant

Biennial Session of Western Pennsylvania Foresters

The high court of Western Pennsylvania will hold its biannual session in this city on October 1 and 2 1908. Around 75 to 100 representatives from courts in the jurisdiction will attend, with officials from other states and Elliott G. Stevenson of Toronto delivering a public address October 1. Delegations from Pittsburgh Youngstown Sharon and nearby areas are expected. last meeting was in Tyrone with festive decorations and civic participation.

High Court Forresters Pennsylvania New Castle Elliott G. Stevenson Supreme Ranger Toronto Ontario Canada Pittsburg Youngstown Sharon Tyrone

Encouraging WCTU Reports From Tue Session

The Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention met at the First Baptist church for a busy session and heard Dr. H J Whalen speak. Reports covered Temperance Light Bearers Mothers work Loyal Temperance Legion Young Women and legal reforms with 12 petitions against cigarette sales and 18 324 pages of literature distributed. Memorial Hour honored several members with deaths noted from West Side Frances Willard Volant Slipperyrock Central and others.

Women’s Christian Temperance Union Convention First Baptist Church H. J. Whalen R. W. Skinner E. J. Roberts Temperance Light Margaret Dunwoodie S. M. Blackwood Southside Skinner Edith Co. Martin Jacob Masonheimer Belle Braham Loyal Temperance Legion Mercy Cordelia Roberts Almira Edith C. Martin George Gibson E. N. Baer J. L. Stratton Croton Avenue M. E. Church Margaret Speer Gibson Mary Frew Margaret Work Gibson West Side Annie Conn Frances Willard Union Jane Hutton Eliza Ralph Edith Martin M. Blackwood Volant Mary Collins Slipperyrock Martha Roberts J. E. Roberts Central S. E. Cooper L. A. McBride

Common Sense And a Tablet for Indigestion

An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as common sense for digestion. It claims the tablets supply stomach materials, improve gastric juices, and aid blood nourishment to ease dyspepsia. Sold by drug stores at 50 cents per package with mail order available.

Stuart

Lieutenant Taylor On Furlough From Coast Artillery

Lieutenant James Taylor, a Lawrence County native now with the regular army, is spending a furlough with friends in the area. He and his wife, a former local resident, visit before he reports back to duty at the fort on Long Island Sound. Taylor began in Company B of the 16th Regiment during the Spanish American War and later earned a lieutenant’s commission after re-enlisting. He spent years in San Francisco before transferring to New York and will stay about a week or ten days to visit relatives. His parents live in North Beaver township.

James Taylor Lawrence County Mr. Taylor Long Island Sound New York Coast Artillery 16Th Regiment San Francisco Taylor New Castle North Beaver Township

Water supply in Beaver Falls at risk from dry weather

Low water and continued drought hamper Beaver Valley Water Co filtration causing tainted supplies in valley towns. Officials urge residents to boil all water used domestically to prevent possible typhoid fever outbreaks.

Beaver Valley Water Company

Autumn Arbor Day Proclaimed For October 23

Superintendent Schaeffer designates Friday October 23 1908 as autumn arbor day urging observance by schools. He stresses conservation of soil forests mineral wealth and water and promotes tree planting and related activities in public and private schools.

Schaeffer

Lutton Street to Become Major Thoroughfare

The city councils approved opening Lutton Street from South Mill to Mobdravia Street. Grading will likely begin immediately. The new street runs just under a mile, linking the industrial center to Pittsburg Street and emerging near the DuShane property, promising heavy traffic for the East Side.

Lutton Street South Mill Mobdravia Street Pittsburg Street DuShane

Public Sale Of Household Goods At Ellinger Storage

Public sale will offer about $600 worth of household goods in good condition. The sale occurs next Thursday September 17 at 1 oclock in the storage room of Mr. Ellinger on Sycamore Street between Diamond Alley and Beaver Street. W P Kirkpatrick conducted the sale.

Pittsburg & Lake Erie to add four tracks through Seventh ward

Work has started on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad four track project through the Seventh ward after West Lacock street was abandoned by the city. A large force is at work as officials aim for rapid completion.

Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad Seventh Ward West Lacock Street

Tin worker John Kaufman named district deputy

John Kaufman a noted tin worker and prominent Amalgamated member has been appointed district deputy of the Modern Protective association, an insurance lodge group operating two lodges in the city.

John Kaufman Amalgamated Association Modern Protective Association

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