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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1908

Page

5

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Urges Women to Seek Relief

Bold appeals tout Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as the best remedy for women’s ailments. Claims cite the Pinkham Laboratory files with over a million letters from grateful users, noting avoidance of surgery and ingredients from roots and herbs acting on the feminine system.

Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham n.Maas Women At Health Lydia Inkham Lydia FE. Pinkham Chain Lydia E. Pinkha

Quaker Health Teacher Promotes Herb Remedies

A Quaker Health Teacher touring Fort Wayne presents Quaker Herb Remedies with testimonials from J. B. Longenecker of Elm Street who cites relief from rheumatic pain after using Quaker Herb Extract and Oil of Balm. The druggist in Muncie reports booming sales and fresh endorsements. Prices are $1 per bottle or three for $2.75 for the extract and 25 cents for Balm, with availability at J. C. Wallace's.

Ft. Wayne Ind J. B. Longenecker Elm Street N Muncie J. C. Wallace’s

The Best Perfumery Made at Clutton's Drug Store

Flowers and perfumery remain top gifts this year. The advertisement touts The Best Perfumery Made as the sweetest flower odor in bottles, inviting customers to secure the most appropriate and acceptable offering at Clutton's.

Big Signs for Can Company's New Plant Drive Public Notice

Large white-on-black placards span the American Can company main building and water tower in Seventh ward, visible from the Lake Erie tracks and up to a half mile away. The article also notes neighborhood housing moves in Mahoningtown and lists local residents and officials with brief updates on their activities.

American Can Company Seventh Ward Lake Erie

Minister Bentleys Possible Transfer Rumor Grows

A church rumor in this city suggests Rev. Wilson Bentley, pastor of the Primitive Methodist church, may be transferred at the May conference. The chatter says he will move to the Second church at Wilkes Barre, with Rev. G. J. Jeffries of Reading replacing him at Maitland church.

Jim Masso Montgomery Avenue Pennsylvania Lawrence Junction Pennsyvania New York Italy Massa Seventh Ward Wilson Bentley Primitive Methodist Bentley Wilkes-Barre G. J. Jeffries Reading Maitland

Handel Oratorio Tickets On Sale For Coliseum Concerts

Tickets for two Handel oratorio concerts at the Coliseum on Thursday April 23 and Friday April 24 are on sale at Metzler's music store and Patterson Stationery on Washington street. Tickets cost 2.00 and holders may exchange for reserved seats on Thursday morning April 16 at 9 o'clock.

Coliseum Metzler’s Music Store Patterson Stationery Company Washington Street

Suit over $1000 life policy on Oliver Sankey filed by wife

Ella J. Sankey sues Protected Home Circle to collect a $1000 life policy on Oliver Sankey who died December 4 1907. The policy excludes death by self inflicted action though physicians may contest direct cause. The insurer claims a clause bars payment if death results from own action but holds funds pending court decision.

Ella J. Sankey Protected Home Circle Husband Oliver Sankey Charles H. Young Sankey J. C. McMillin

Strang Renamed Nicklin Debate Targets Scorers

The Tennesseean reports a dispute over players being nicknamed in box scores. Sammy Strang resists a name change to Nicklin unless national league officials issue a formal directive. The piece notes multiple players whose names were shortened or altered in scorekeeping across teams.

Harry Pullam National League Strang Nicklin Sammy Pulliam Sammy “Nicklin Jawn J. McCloskey St. Louis Holeskoetter Mac Holly Cardinals Hoster Higginbotham Higgins Kenetchy Korey Shipke Washingtons Shipkenhauer Philadelphia Nationals Covaleski Coval Pittsburg Pirate Abbaticchio Abby

Central Christian Church to Call Pastor Next Week

The Central Christian church plans a congregational meeting next week after a Sunday board session decided not to meet this week. Rev. Barnes will preach again next Sunday, and while no more candidates will be heard, one of four remaining candidates may be called to fill the pastorate after Rev. F. M. Biddle’s resignation.

Central Christian Church Barnes F. M. Biddle

Rents Coming Down for Vacant Houses

Advertisement notes several houses still unoccupied now available at lower rents than last year. For details and personal applications contact Clare P. DuShane.

Clare P. DuShane

Local Social News From Pulaski and Nearby

A flurry of visits and events from Pulaski and Sharon includes a birth in the Gearhart family and multiple visitors. Amber Clark remains seriously ill at her Mercer County home as Pulaski scholars stage a well attended Porters Hall entertainment with praise for the students.

J. F. Gearhart M. I. Buchanan Sharon Nora Hunter New Castle Homer Heasley Harry Black W. W. Byers Irene Birdwhistle Eleanor Mart Lavern Ayers Amber Clark Mercer County Pulaski Porter’s Hall

The John Electric Co Moves to New Greer Block

The John Electric Co has moved from 17 South Mill Street to the first floor of the new Greer block on Mercer Street.

South Mill Street Greer Mercer Street

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Clutton’s CAN Company Mahoningtown A. D. Newell Newell W. H. Chambers Sullivan Seventh Ward Personals John Livingstone Chewton Ray Potter Enon Valley John Greyson Youngstown Grace Spencer Mahoning Avenue Frank Ellis West Clayton Street Tom Ricer South Cedar Street West Wabash Avenue A. W. Longacre West Cherry Street Pittsburg H. E. Hunt Hubbard John Roberts Shenango R. N. Merrill Frank Davis Ashland Avenue Carl Hanna South Wayne Street Oil City Tom Hill Lawrence Junction Shops Phil Reese Cleveland John Thompson Standard Steel Car Company Niles, C Lyde Megown William H. Chambers North Liberty Street Handel Minnesota Felsor P. &Gn Lenox Climax Ingers Shilling Bros Pittsburg ST Youngstown, O New Castle, PA Wheeling, W. VA Pulaski R The John Electric Co Kemp A. W. Woods Wilmont Lakey John A. Denormandie Peat A Uaa Meek Ae Tae Sa Eugene Heard Spectacles Co Penn. Ave Pgh Physicians Pharmacy J. E. Duff N. Mill St Star Family Theater Yoder Pittsburgh Sieben Someon Anaemia Forbes Street Court Bouse Rice’s East Street
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