Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Claims Save Women
Letter excerpts praise Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing female troubles without surgery. Mrs. Williams of Gardiner Maine and Mrs. Spotting of Chicago credit the remedy with restoring health after doctors advised operations. The ad emphasizes roots and herbs and invites women to write for advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia EE. Pinkham
A. Williams
Gardiner
Maine
Alvina Spotting
Cleybourne Ave
Chicago
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Pinki
Pinkham
Thousan
Lynn
Maas
Hem Rod Cure Promised by Dr Leonhardt
No difference in pile types. The tablet Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid is taken internally and claims to permanently cure piles by removing lower bowel congestion. Money back if it fails with a guarantee on every package. Sold at J F Neely's Newcastle or Dr Leonhardt Co Buffalo NY.
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Dr. Leonhardt
J. F. Neely’s
Newastle
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Central Christian Church may hire Rev. Barnes on Long Avenue
Rev. Barnes formerly of Carnegie Pennsylvania and now living in East Brook is expected to accept the call at Central Christian Church on Long Avenue. He previously preached there and left a favorable impression. The young pastor is resting for health and his parents reside at East Brook.
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Rev. Barnes
Carnegie
Eastbrook
Central Christian Church
Long Avenue
Barnes
Fastbrook
City Bonds Boost Cash To Aid City Finances
City treasury holds 836,610.50 for two months with 829,006 from bond sales and 81,370 interest receipts. Controller Lyman Hughes notes the balance rises 84,644 from February due to bond sales and sinking fund activity, yet May would strain funds without bond proceeds.
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Lyman C. Hughes
New Castle Savings and Trust Company
Treasury
General Revenue Fund
Bad Weather Halts Baldwin and Graham Stove Works
Weather delays shut the Baldwin and Graham stove works and a leaky roof caused water to flood the sand mold department. Molders could not work, and the plant faced ongoing minor mishaps delaying full operation.
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Baldwin & Graham Stove Works
Officer Eberle Absent From Fifth Ward Beat
Police officer John Eberle serves as juror this week and attends court causing absence from the Fifth ward beat. Officer Davidson covers the territory. residents speculate a transfer by the mayor, but officials say he remains in place.
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John Eberle
Davidson
Eberle
Abraham Johns Returns Home From Mt. Clemens
Abraham Johns of Reynolds street has returned from Mt. Clemens where he had been for several weeks receiving treatment for rheumatism. He is greatly improved in health and this news will interest his many friends.
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Abraham Johns
Reynolds Street
Mt. Clemens
Man Suffering Grip Forcing Grocer’s Driver Off Work
Clair Wood, employed as driver for Dave Seamons the Long Avenue grocer, is unable to work due to a grip attack. The illness will keep him laid up for some time.
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Clair Wood
Dave Seamons
Long Avenue
Y W C A Lectures and Classes Highlight Local Activities
Friday evening at Second United Presbyterian church a lecture by Dr. David McClenahan on The Problem of Suffering will be free and open to the public. A new girls Bible class for ages 13 to 16 numbers nearly 30 with Miss Christine Butler teaching. Vespers Sunday at Reformed Presbyterian church features Dr. H J Whalen with Miss Erhardt presiding and church choir providing music.
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Second United Presbyterian Church
David McClenahan
U. P. Theological Seminary
Allegheny
McClenahan
Christine Butler
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Oak Street
H. J. Whalen
First Baptist Church
Erhardt
Abertha Hoskins
Mrs Mary Hall Visiting Aunt in Newport Fifth Ward
Mrs Mary Hall a well known Newport resident visits her aunt Mrs Jerre Seamons on Long avenue in the Fifth ward during a county visit.
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Mary Hall
Newport
Jerre Seamons
Long Avenue
George Seamans Moves Household Goods to Marsh Homestead
George Seamans of Friendship Street moved his household goods to the Marsh homestead on Mill Street near Home Street.
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George Seamans
Friendship Street
That Street
Marsh
Mill Street
Home Street
Two Divorce Applications Filed In Separate Records
Robert James Shurlock seeks divorce from Martha Jane Shurlock over cruel and barbarous treatment after a marriage starting January 11 1888 and ending February 1 1908. Odela Young files for divorce from Thomas Young on grounds of desertion after a marriage in November 1901 and separation by November 1902.
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Robert James Shurlock
Martha Jane Shurlock
Odela Young
Thomas Young
Sheep dogs raid flock in Washington Township
Sheep dogs broke into Newton Nelsons flock in Washington township at night killing one ewe and wounding several others. Nelson filed a claim with the county commissioners for 46.25 dollars.
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Newton Nelson
Washington Township
Community Notes From Sharon Area Update
PULASKI R C RAYSER reports visitors and local happenings in Sharon and nearby towns. Several families including the Book and Terrill households deal with illnesses like mumps while others attend church events and social gatherings. A benefit supper for a junior baseball team drew successful support, and Rev F A Shape preached at Flat Wood Baptist on the church anniversary with a banquet planned for Thursday.
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Bertha
Charles
Robert Book
Mamie Houlette
Henry Ayers
West Middlesex
Annie Kepler
New Castle
Terrill
Charles Rayser
Charles McBride
Kaysor
James Boyd
South Sharon
Realty Transfers Across Towns With Various Sums
William Anderson transfers to Isaac O Shoaff in Shenango township for 900 dollars. Charles B Zeigler to Abigail Walters in Ellwood for 1100. Alfred Dean to James McCall in Fourth ward for 500. James McCall to Stewart Rowan in Fourth ward for 1000. Clare P DusHane to Joseph L Wimner in Fourth ward for 1000. Michael J Boyle to Otis G Blaine in Sixth ward for 1500. A M Graham to Fannie 5 Clark Hazel Dell for 750. Daniel Cunningham to Abraham Grigg in Big Beaver township for 5000. Chester W Wallace to Joseph Brodbeck in Seventh ward for 3100. Floorlao the great floor fin iader Dickson Co Hardware.
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William Anderson
Isaac O. Shoaff
Shenango Township
Charles B. Zeigler
Abigail Walters
Ellwood
Alfred Dean
James McCall
Stewart Rowan
Clare P. DuShane
Joseph L. Wimner
Michael J. Boyle
Otis G. Blaine
A. M. Graham
Fannie
Clark
Hazel Dell
Daniel Cunningham
Abraham Grigg
Big Beaver Township
Chester W. Wallace
Joseph Brodbeck
Seventh Ward
Ellwood May Get Postal Service
New York Postal Telegraph officials toured Ellwood City to inspect local lines seeking to improve service and consider opening a Postal office here. C. A. Lane J. G. Ellis and C. E. Bagley led the inspection with Western Union service criticism noted but no firm commitment given.
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New York
Postal Telegraph Company
Ellwood
Western Union Company
Postal Company
C. A. Lane
Postal Company of New York
J. G. Ellis
C. E. Bagley
Pittsburg
Ellwood City
Local Notables Visit New Castle on Various Tasks
John G. McKim, F. H. Bigham, C. E. Whistler and Squire W. E. McElroy were in New Castle yesterday on business or short trips. W. J. Kirk remained in New Castle this week after being drawn on the jury list.
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John G. McKim
New Castle
F. H. Bigham
C. E. Whistler
Squire
W. E. McElroy
W. J. Kirk
Highland stables horse sale on April 20
A sale at Highland stables on Monday April 20 at 1 o'clock offers 80 head of horses and mares. The lot includes farm horses business chunks driving horses and two Shetland mares in foal with well matched pairs and good single drivers. 20313 . 6 B. PRATT.
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Highland Stables
B. Pratt
Standard Oil Gathers Labor For 2000 Mile Pipeline
Over a dozen workers from Ellwood moved to Zelienople to join crews on the 16 inch trans continental oil line from Texas oil fields to Philadelphia. The long pipe line crosses Beaver county near Zelienople with Thompsons station serving as the main camp. Construction has dragged on for nearly two years and is expected to finish this summer. The system aims to deliver oil directly to regional points reducing freight handling costs.
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Ellwood
Zelienople
Standard Oil Company
Texas Oil Fields
Philadelphia
Beaver County
Thompsons Station
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