War May Break Out In Steel Business
Pittsburg reports say two meetings of independents and combine sheet steel men sparked war rumors over pricing and policy. An industry figure denied talks of conflict at the afternoon session while independents cite remarks linked to Judge Elbert H. Gary and recent price concessions by independents after a New York meeting.
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Pittsburg
Combine
Condit
New York
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Iron and Steel Institute of America
Gary
English Marhuse remedy promises quick stomach relief
I E Gildatrand promotes English Marhuse as a 25 cent cure for indigestion neuralgia of the stomach and other stomach distress. The ad claims rapid relief from gas sour stomach heaviness heartburn and nausea and touts nervousness dizziness and constipation relief. It notes availability at T B Hildebrand and mail orders via Rheuma Co Buffalo NY with trials and cures for rheumatism priced from 25 to 60 cents.
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Gildatrand
T. B. Hildebrand’s
Rheuama Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Epworth League Hosts Joint Evening Service in Homer
The Epworth Lazio of Homer Ct joins with the Epworth League of the First Methodist Episcopal church for a devotional service Sunday evening at 8 15 PM instead of 6 30 PM. All members urged to attend and welcome guests. Leader is Miss Silvia Mefar land. Lesson topic is The Messenger and the Saviour based on Mark 9 1 2 and Matthew 23 1 3.
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Epworth Lazio
Homer Ct
Epworth League
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Silvia Mefarland
Matt
Auspicious Opening by Chicago Ladies' Orchestra
The Saliaburg people opened their lecture season with a high class entertainment by the Chicago Ladies' Orchestra. Subscribers look forward eagerly to the next program after a successful start last week.
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Saliaburg
Chicago Ladies’ Orchestra
Will Play at Blairsville Victors to Face Blairsville Olympic Team
The Victors, an Indiana basketball squad, will travel to Blairsville to meet the Blairsville Olympic team this evening. The Olympica are said to be strong and a tough game is expected. Nearby Jugiane fans will accompany the Blairsville contingent to witness the match. Meanwhile a fire alarm scare and a metallic cough of croup disturb households as Matbere warns to keep Fotes's Honey and Ta ree mai site ready. Candy Cold Gur is advertised as a quick relief for colds and grip.
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Blairavillle Olympic Tean
Blaireille
Olympica
Bi Ieville
Major portion of Eddy laws void after her death
Boston dispatch reports that the directorate of the Christian Science Mother Church faces a crisis as Mrs. Eddy’s death renders a major portion of the church manual powerless. The son George W. Glover presses for his mother’s burial in Concord, while directors weigh the implications for church law and estate matters.
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Mother Church
Boston
Mother Church of
Christian Scientist
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science
Glover
Mount Auburn Cemetery
George W. Glover
Lead
S&s. D
Head of
Archibald McClelland
Mrs. Eddy
Concord
Chris van Schnve
Eddy House
Newton
Indian Ridge
Mt. Auburn
Snow Enables 1981 Mile Wireless Talk Between Stations
During a severe snowstorm the naval wireless operator at Newport connected with Colon Panam via a twenty minute conversation. The link between the two stations spanned 1 981 miles with words coming through clearly and distinctly.
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Newport
Naval Wireless Station
Colon
Panam
Farmer Exhibits Nerve After Amputation in Ada
A farmer near here suffered a crushed left arm feeding a corp shredder. He showed nerve by driving three miles to seek medical help and telling the doctor to finish the job. The arm was amputated. Also, twenty four were injured in a McKinley system wreck near Springfield New Jersey when an eastbound local collided with a St Louis Peoria freight at Starme east of the city.
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Ada. O. Dee
Springfield
Dee
McKinley
St. Louls-Peoria
Starme
Perth
Tonsiline Sore Throat Cure Ad from 19th Century Druggist
An old advertisement warns sore throat as a danger signal possibly leading to diphtheria and tonsillitis. It promotes Tonsiline as a sole cure, claims rapid relief, and urges keeping the remedy at home. Prices listed: 25c 50c hospital size $1.00. All druggists carry it.
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Quincy
United States
Hyomei Inhaler Offers Portable Catarrh Remedy
The Hyomei inhaler in hard rubber carries easily and lasts a lifetime. Add drops of HYOMEI to antiseptic gauze and breathe to kill catarrh germs. Promoted as curing catarrh bronchitis sore throat croup coughs and colds with money back guarantee. Sold by T E Hildebrand and druggists with a complete pocket inhaler and bottle of HYOMEI priced at $1.00, or 50 cents for a second bottle. free trials from Booths Hyomei Co Buffalo NY.
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Dr. Shoop
America
Dr. Bhoop
Moatie
Shoop
T. E. Hilderand
Immigrants Arrive with Heavy Bundles at Street Car
Two foreigners arrived from the B. hh. P. station to the street car station this morning carrying large bundles that obscured their bodies. The bundles were so heavy that three men were needed to load them onto the car. Each man also bore a large packing cage.
The Rational Treatment for Eczema at Daugherty Bros
The Daugherty Bros. Drug Store promotes ZEMO as a modern clean and infallible eczema treatment. It claims salves and greasy lotions are useless and dangerous, offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied and a booklet on home use.
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Daugherty Bros. Drug Store
Zemo
Zeno
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