Kidney Disease Awareness and Kilmer's Swamp-Root Remedy
Advocates increased recognition of kidney disease and promotes Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a cure for kidney and urinary ailments. Claims include relief from back pain, liver and bladder issues, and frequent urination, with offer of sample bottle and free book by mail from Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY.
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Kilmer
Dr. Mer & Co
Bing —_hamton
N.Y
Swamp-Root
Cope
Binghamton, N.Y
Williams' Kidney Pills advertised for kidney and bladder relief
An advertisement asks if readers suffer kidney or bladder trouble and suggests Williams' Kidney Pills as a cure. It notes the product is sold by druggists for 50 cents and mentions the manufacturer lam's Medicine Co and distributor Geo. W. Clutton.
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Williams
Lams
M’f’g. Co
Cleveco
Geo. W. Clutton
Half Holidays for Freight Employes in New Castle District
Beginning June 1 all rail freight stations in New Castle will close Saturday afternoons granting office workers a half day weekly. The practice, long established, lets men attend games at Cascade Park or spend Sundays on the Great Lakes. Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Ohio and Pittsburgh and Lake Erie observe the holiday.
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New Castle
Cascade Park
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Ohio
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Sharon Visitors and Local Social at Dinner
William Coyle and son Harold visited Sharon Saturday. Howard Michael of New Castle visited his parents. Mont Stinedurf, once thought to have typhoid, is now in serious condition with cerebromeningitis. Mrs. W C Donaldson hosted a one o'clock dinner with yellow and green colors. Attendees included Mesdames H D Brown J B Black J A Brown H D Stevenson and Miss Margaret Brown.
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William Coyle
Harold
Sharon
Howard Michael
New Castle
John Michael
Mont Stinedurf
W. C. Donaldson
Mesdames
H. D. Brown
J. B. Black
J. A. Brown
H. D. Stevenson
Margaret Brown
Confirmation at St. Marys Polish Church Oakland
Confirmation exercises will be held at St Marys Polish Catholic church Oakland June 21 led by Rev Father Andrezejewski pastor. An unusually large class will be presented to Bishop Canevin.
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St. Mary’s
Oakland
Father Andrezejewski
Canevin
Heroic Eastbrook Man Saves U S Mail From Stranded Ship
Court Crief Conley McConahy of Eastbrook faced two weeks of suspense after a small Alaskan steamer carrying mail was lost in a storm. Believing his son Charles McConahy had perished, he learned the crew failed while Charles heroically saved the mail with a small boat, delivering the sack five days later in Juneau after enduring extreme hardships.
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Juneau
McConahy
Charles McConahy
Three Fire Alarms Hit New Castle In 25 Minutes
In a 25 minute span Tuesday morning New Castle’s fire crews were sent to three small fires. At 6:55 box 53 reported a roof blaze at a Baltimore and Ohio coal office on Moravia street occupied by W. J. Davis and Mrs. Lindsey. Ten minutes later box 65 sparked a frame house roof fire at 12 Reynolds street owned by W. J. Davis and occupied by J. J. Jones. A third fire near Green street was reported but could not be located and was likely very small.
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New Castle
Connery
Fifth Ward
Central
Moravia Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
W. J. Davis
Lindsey
Sparks
South Jefferson Street
Long Avenue
Highland Avenue
Fourth Ward
Reynolds Street
J. J. Jones
Uptown
Central Fire Station
Green Street
Mayne Bottling Works
Sixth Ward
Welsh Ministers to Visit Fifth Ward
Two prominent South Wales ministers Rev. W. T. Francis and Rev. W. S. Jones will visit New Castle. Francis will preach at Emmanuel Baptist church on Sunday May 31. Jones, formerly Hyde Park Scranton pastor, is now a Welsh resident with a local charge and may speak during the visit.
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South Wales
W. T. Francis
W.S. Jones
John
Emmanuel Baptist Church
New Castle
Francis
Jones
Hyde Park Church
Scranton
Wales
Hammond Secures $500000 Yearly Mining Agreement
John Hays Hammond, a mining engineer, signs a new five year contract with the Guggenheims at a salary of 500000 annually, doubling his previous world high pay. He must not mine for himself and may select his own assistants. His total income from other properties keeps him near 1 million yearly. The Guggenheims, advised by Hammond, have vast mining investments and boast strong success.
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San Francisco
John Hays Hammond
Guggenheims
Hammond
California
Montana
Mexico
South Africa
Guggenheim People
Natalie Jenkins Wins Diploma for Grade 8 Penmanship
Natalie Jenkins of Pennsylvania Avenue receives the diploma for best penmanship in Grade 8 at Lincoln and Garfield school. At 13 she is the daughter of W L Jenkins a tin worker and has won the honor twice, also noted as a skilled pianist and musician.
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Natalie Jenkins
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lincoln and Garfield
W. L. Jenkins
Miss Jenkins
Tin can plant in Seventh ward may resume soon
The outlook for the early resumption of the tin can factory in the Seventh ward is brighter than since the plant was erected. Superintendent Ross could not specify a date for reopening but indicated it should not be long and that the plant was not quite ready yet.
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Seventh Ward
Ross
Amalgamated Association Convention Planned in Youngstown
The committee at Youngstown is making extensive preparations for the Amalgamated association convention to be held there. The convention opens one week from today and many tin workers from the city will attend the sessions as spectators. President McArdle is expected to announce the various committees in a few days.
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Youngstown
Amalgamated Association
McArdle
Dresses and Waists Sale Across Silk and Linen Styles
A catalog of dresses and waists offers two piece silk dresses from 12.50, one piece silk or princess dresses at 13.50, silk shirts or jumper dresses from 12.50, and white waists on sale at 95 cents. Tailor made waists start 1.25, with lawn and linen options including embroidered pieces up to 7.50.
White Dresses for graduation and confirmation classes
Beautiful new White Dresses announced with options for graduation and confirmation. Special White Lawn Dresses priced at 5.50. Two piece Shirt Waist, one piece Princes Dresses from 7.50 to 40.00. House and Morning Shirt Waist in black and white or white colors at 3.50. Gingham at 3.75. Jumper Dresses in Lawns or Percales at 3.75.
Mothers clubs debate motherhood’s abuse by society
In New York, Prof. Charles Zueblin told the William Lloyd Garrison Equal Rights association that motherhood has become bought and sold worldwide. He argued motherhood creates dependence on men’s earnings and fuels hypocrisy, noting women often endure greater pain than men.
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United Press
New York
Charles Zueblin
William Lloyd Garrison Equal Rights Association
Asphalt plant in Fifth ward runs steadily this summer
The asphalt block works in the Fifth ward operates steadily with strong orders for future delivery. Business is better than in years and the plant is turning out over 7,000 blocks every 24 hours.
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Fifth Ward
Tin mill injury delays work for local man
William French of Sheephill sustained a bad cut to the middle finger of his right hand while at work at the Shenango tin mill Monday morning. Though not serious, the injury is painful and will keep him from working for several days.
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William French
Sheephill
Shenango
Surprise Plea Delays Good Roads Case In Court
In the Good Roads Machinery versus Union township suit, plaintiff's counsel moved to amend the record replacing George W Taft with William A Lynch as a firm member. The defense cited surprise and the case was continued. Other cases including Pennsylvania Engine works versus William Bratt and Roessler Hasslacher versus G L Patterson were also continued due to missing witnesses or absence of the defendant.
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Good Roads Machinery Company
Union Township
J. M. Martin
William A. Lynch
George W. Taft
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
William Bratt
Edward King
Roessler & Hasslacher Chemical Company
Razing Mercer Court House Ruins Begins
The work of razing the ruins of the Mercer court house began Monday morning.
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Mercer Court House
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E. Wash. ST
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New Castle, PA
Lawrence Junction
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wolcott
North Highland Grounds
Pennsylvania Division
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
Tom Franks
Baltimore and Ohio
New Castle Junction
Will Bittner
Moody Avenue
Mr. Bittner
Butler
J. Herb McKvenny
W. J. Goetz
Dolan
Engineer Gates
Frank Vance
Bathmore
Akron
O. W. H. Morgan
Allegheny
Pulaski R
R. C
Eastbrook
U. S
Messr
Emmanuel
Guggenheim Brothers
B&h
Brown
Hamilton
NEW Castle Loan CO
The
Citizens National Bank
Prof. Zueblin
Raze Ruins
Love
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Wheeling, W. VA
Guttridge & Rand
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