What the Kidneys Do and How Doans Kidney Pills Help
An 1920s style testimonial describes kidney function and symptoms from impure blood. Mrs. Elmer C. Morrow credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with relieving back pain dizziness and weakness after several boxes, urging others to use the product sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents.
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Elmer C. Morrow
Youngstown Road
New Castle
Dean
Doans
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Good Writers in Seventh Ward Schools Show Strength
In Mahoningtown and New Castle the Seventh Ward leads in penmanship prizes with six of twelve awarded by Instructor Moser to North Cedar Street School. Notable students include Clarence Jones Helen Sutton Mike Pyle Frances Vatter and Margaret Vatter.
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North Cedar Street
Mahoningtown
Moser
Moore
Clarence Jones
Helen Sutton
Mike Pyle
Frances Vatter
Margaret Vatter
Lola Farrell
Sarah McCready
Eliza Hughes
Harry Hodge
East Youngstown
Hughes
New Castle
McCready
Edna McCready
Seventh Ward
Newcastle Clerk Wins Fast Typewriter Contest in Pittsburgh
Tom Francis, a clerk in the Pennsylvania division on the West Side, dominated the Business Men's show in Pittsburgh last evening. He easily distanced all competitors and won the preliminary. the final for the first prize awaits.
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Tom Francis
Pennsylvania
West Side
Pittsburg
Francis
Plan to widen Mill Street for labor and safety gains
Common Councilman Charles C. Rigby urges widening Mill Street from Washington Street to Long Avenue. He proposes a 34 foot cartway by removing two feet from each sidewalk, reallocating space for sidewalks and telephone poles, with no city cost beyond labor. The plan aims to provide work for unemployed residents and improve streetcar speed. Committees will review the proposal this week.
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Mill Street
Charles C. Rigby
Washington Street
Long Avenue
Rigby
Fifth Ward
Gardner
Barteaux
Cykerbaum
Demon Bartil challenged to prove mettle by Ed Reilley in Ellwood City
Ed Reilley and his circle question the true identity of self styled Demon Bartil who vows to throw ten men in one hour in New Castle. Reilley, a veteran wrestler, taunts the challenger and bets Bartil must produce a forfeit to back his boasts. If Bartil fails to deliver, he risks retreat to obscurity as his claims face scrutiny.
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Ed Reilley
Bartl
Bart
New Castle
Reilley
Ellwood High to face Washington High in Saturday game
Ellwood high school baseball team travels to Washington Pennsylvania Saturday to challenge the local squad. After canceled tests against Beaver Falls Y M C A second team and East Liberty academy, Ellwood pursues a fast contest and aims for a victory led by Seidel Patterson Whittaker Weyandt McGinley Patterson Todd Runyon Boyle with Harold Seidle managing and Poister McDonald as substitutes.
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Ellwood
Washington
Beaver Falls Y. M. C. A
East Liberty Academy
Seidel
R. Patterson
W. Whittaker
C. Weyandt
R. McGinley
E. Patterson
R. Todd
Ed Runyon
Jack Boyle
Poister
McDonald
Harold Seidle
Local residents visit Pittsburg and surrounding towns
Thomas Eckles and Charles Reed of Koppel were in Pittsburg yesterday. J. C. Keith and Miss Zelina Stone with her mother are there today. Mrs. John Cummings of Koppel and the White sisters with Mrs. Douglass also visited or called on friends yesterday. Frank Lowry remains confined to bed with rheumatism on Fourth Street.
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Tom Davis
Mahoning Avenue
Charles Wilson
East Cherry Street
Pittsburg
Grace Johnson
Youngstown
Will Crawford
Will Palmer
North Beaver Township
Ray Crosmer
West Madison Avenue
South Wayne Street
Claire Reese
Shenango
Ed Little
West Cherry Street
Lawrence Junction
Pennsylvania
Braddock
Frank Davidson
New Castle Forge and Bolt Company
Cleveland
Fred Bailey
South Cedar Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Kent, O
J. C. Keith
Charles Reed
Koppel
Zelina Stone
John Cummings
Frank Lowry
Fourth Street
Sadie
Lillian White
Douglass
Bridge Street Paved in Hazel Dell
Bridge street 50 feet wide will be paved for 3000 yards with grading already underway. Local residents aim to finish this year to capitalize on cheaper labor and materials as contractors begin work.
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Bridge Street
Hazel Dell
St Bernard Pup Delivered To Dispatcher Brown
Agent W J Kirk of the P and L E railroad visited Pittsburg to brief Chief Dispatcher F M Brown. He delivered a two month old St Bernard pup in the express car, claiming the puppy is a thoroughbred and the best the country can produce. Kirk acquired it in Youngstown and traveled to ensure the youngster’s welfare.
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W. J. Kirk
P. & L. BE. Railroad
Pittsburg
F. M. Brown
Kirk
St. Bernard
Mr. Brown
Youngstown
Last rivet driven on P B H N C bridge completion
The last rivet on the Burnstown bridge of the P B H N C electric railway was driven yesterday. Only painting remains before completion. Workers have left for Buffalo to begin another large McClintic Marshall project at Ambridge.
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Burnstown
P., B. H. & N. C. Electric Railway
Buffalo
N. Y
McClintic-Marshall Company
Ambridge
BeavER Falls Yardmaster Reports Brisk Rail Traffic
J R Sanders yardmaster of the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad in Beaver Falls visited town to review stock for W J Kirk. He said business is picking up in the Beaver valley and at Ellwood with fewer cars in shortage and traffic improving.
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J. R. Sanders
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
Beaver Falls
W. J. Kirk
Beaver Valley
Ellwood
Chen’s
Sanders on getting exactly what you want on short notice
The remark notes that despite remarks, achieving precise results on short notice requires some jockeying. It highlights the challenge of quickly aligning outcomes with expectations in limited time.
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Sanders
Travel Brisk As Ellwood City Sees Strong Season
C. Cook, traveling passenger agent for the P. and L. E. railroad, visited Ellwood City and reported the town looks as good as usual. He predicted passenger traffic this year will match prior levels, with outings planned and a brisk summer travel season ahead.
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C. Cook
P. & L. E. Railroad
Ellwood City
James Rankin Dies of Blood Poisoning After Finger Cut
James Rankin of Sharon, aged 52, died yesterday from blood poisoning traced to a finger cut sustained a week earlier. The death was reported as accidental, pending further details from local authorities.
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James Rankin
Sharon
W. E. Brown Indicted Over Foreign Corporation Licensing
W. E. Brown, recently indicted by Mercer county Pennsylvania grand jury on a charge of conducting a foreign corporation within the state without a license, will stand trial at Mercer next week. He was former president of the American Co-Operative association, which owns stores in Sharon New Castle and Youngstown. Brown was ousted after a directors dispute and Clyde Osbourne now serves as president. The Youngstown store has thrived under local managers despite Brown’s removal.
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Youngstown
W. E. Brown
Mercer County
Mercer
Brown
American Co-Operative Association
Sharon
New Castle
Clyde Os
Borne
Association
Cobalt man abandons pearl mussel search at Mahoning
After days of searching for pearl bearing mussels David Fontaine of Cobalt Ontario has concluded the Mahoning water lacks suitable quality for the pearl mussels.
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David Fontaine
Cobalt, Can
Youngstown
Silk Dresses Offerings Include Two Piece and One Piece Styles
The catalog lists two piece Silk Dresses starting at $12.50 and up, silk shirt waist suits or jumper dresses in stripes and plain colors for $12.50, value $15.00, and one piece Silk or Princess Dresses in all colors or black at $13.50, value $16.50. Taffeta and softer silks are available in various colors.
Special sale on waists at 95 cents and up
Waist sale offers white waists priced 95c with long or short sleeves and various trims. Tailor made waists start at $1.25, with lawns batistes dimities linens and embroidered options ranging from $3.25 to $7.50.
Beautiful White Dresses for Graduation and Confirmation Classes
Advertisement lists new dresses in various fabrics and styles. One piece Princes Dresses in Lingerie cloth or Persian Lawns from $7.50 to $40. House Dresses and Morning Shirt Waist Dresses in black white or white and colors all sizes at $3.50. Jumper Dresses in Lawns or Percafas in black and white or white with colors all sizes priced at $3.75.
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