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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1908
Page
2
Pacific Northwest discussion seeks a general congress to address a marriage shortage. Prominent figures in Seattle note a two to one male surplus, with ministers educators and business leaders predicting a surge of eligible women from New England and eastern states.
An old advertisement proclaims Dean's Ointment cures many skin troubles including eczema itching eruptions and scars. It cites New Castle Pennsylvania testimony from Mrs Eis S Morrow about a child’s recovery and notes the price at 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co as sole agents.
Guthrie Oklahoma September 30 That the civil damages suit Governor Charles N Haskell plans against President Roosevelt over Hearst charges may delay the president s African hunting trip after retirement The governor is determined to sue but is uncertain if he can while Roosevelt remains in office If not the suit may be filed after Roosevelt leaves the White House with papers served upon departure
At Mrs. R. H. Alderman home in Burlington a reunion was held today for the seven surviving members of a class of eight taught by Myra Alderman 62 years ago at the Seventh district school. The group includes Andrew Hadsell 69, D. A. Norton 75, Adrian Moses 70, William Alderman 67, Lewis G. Gladding 66, Ransom B. Gladding 73, and John P. Lewis 72.
Mrs Ant on Domogalia of St Louis explains how she houses clothes educates and feeds a family of eleven on 19 dollars weekly sometimes as low as five or eight. She saves by buying stale bread rye bread and cheap meat bones and cooks meat soup with potatoes and rice while keeping rent at ten dollars a month.
The Panama Railroad steamer Colon arrives in New York after severe storm damage and two deaths. Assistant first engineer William Lilly and ship carpenter J Olsen perished in the hold when they were overcome by fumes of cyanide of potassium during repairs.
Public sale of farm property on Oct 6 1908 at 1 pm on the New Galilee Mt. Jackson road eight miles south of Mt. Jackson and two and a half miles west of Moravia. Items include horses cows sow and pigs mower hay rake corn worker plows harrows wagon harness hay 20 tons corn fodder and more with six months credit over $5 and cash under. Auctioneers THOMAS H CHAMBERS BR W COVER.
Ohio returns show twelve counties voted dry in Rose county option elections led by strong tallies in Lawrence Pike Adams Gallia Jackson Hocking Noble Vinton Guernsey Athens Van Wert. Scioto county narrowly wet yet county dry by 291, with Portsmouth city voting wet by 155.
After two months of strong sales Mr McKee reports the McKee drug store’s half price offer on the regular Dr Howard’s specific for constipation and dyspepsia has drawn many customers. He guarantees a refund if it does not cure and promotes a month’s treatment for 25 cents targeting dyspepsia constipation liver trouble and related symptoms.
Mrs. Perry McCune and family visit friends here. Mrs. T D McConnell and daughter Willa were Butler callers. Miss Elsie Weigle guests of Edith Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hays returned from Franklin. Ruth Hunter goes to Bucknell seminary. E L McCleary returns home from Cambridge Springs. Blair McLure spends Sunday at home. O W Robb attends Old Home Week in Beaver Falls. Newton Riddle family guests of W R Riddle. Della Russell and son visit Meadville relatives. Martha Barr returns to Westminster college for studies. Nelson McLure returns to Germantown Ohio for Miami Military Academy. Rev J S Wilson resigns Prospect U P church and accepts call to Colorado Springs to begin work Oct 1.
Special train service will run to Stoneboro Fair in Pennsylvania with departures from New Castle at 6 55 a m and return from Stoneboro at 5 20 p m. Fare is 1 44 round trip.
The shop O'Neill's at 21 South Mill announces a millinery opening on Wednesday and Thursday. The event highlights new hats and accessories for the season.
New York Sept 30 United Press Herman Ridder newly appointed treasurer of the national committee says chair warmers political leeches and snap job holders at Democratic party headquarters will be removed this week. He notes the treasury is sufficient and by curtailing extravagant expenses they can break even.
Pennsylvania fiscal authorities prepare for a test case to determine if a state tax lien is a preferred claim in a Commonwealth court. Previous rulings have addressed this question as authorities seek a clear legal standard.
The board of health of Olean requests the county to establish a laboratory in Olean for testing suspicious milk water and other samples with laboratory analyses to be conducted locally.
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