Glycerine in Dr Pierce's Medicines Promoted
The glycerine in Golden Medical Discovery enhances extraction from native roots and acts as a nutritive antiseptic and anti ferment. It aids digestion, supports flesh building, and helps subdue lingering coughs and bronchial lung affections. Prof Finley Ellingwood notes its value for feeble stomachs and catarrhal gastritis. Send for a booklet. no alcohol in it.
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Pierce
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Med. College
Chicago
G Nien
R. V. Jaros
Buffalo
N. Y
Shorter Time on P. and L. E. Railroad
A Beaver Ohio river bridge completion would trim Pittsburg to Youngstown travel to a little over an hour from current four mile per hour slow orders. Proposals to drop Beaver Falls stop and route trains via Beaver Falls Brighton depot to reduce minutes. Lake Erie trains recently trimmed time between Pittsburg and New Castle Junction, with a late train making up 16 minutes in 50 miles.
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Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Beaver
Youngstown
Beaver Falls
Teachers Meet and Organize at Fourth Presbyterian Meet
The teachers of the Fourth Presbyterian church held their regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening at Miss Della Straley's home. They organized a home mission society as a key outcome of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Della Straley
Home Mission Society
Realty Transfers Across Wards and Townships
A series of property transfers reported include David F. Book to Percy Blackford in Fifth ward for 825 dollars, William Dougherty to Joseph Howley in Newport for 100, Sarah E. McMillin to Joseph T. Campbell in Second ward for 2900, James F. Byers to F O McAnlis in Fourth ward for 450, Benjamin F. Graham to Stephen Gonda in South New Castle for 450, Shenango township treasurer transfer of 9.20, Walter M. Ricer to Donald Lee Cameron in Shenango township for 100, and Donald Lee Cameron to Robert B. English in Shenango township for 850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F. Book
Percy
Blackford
Fifth
William Dougherty
Joseph Howley
Newport
Sarah E. McMillin
Joseph T. Campbell
James F. Byers
F. O. McAnlis
Benjamin F. Graham
Stephen Gonda
South New Castle
W. D. Johnston
Shenango Township
Walter M. Ricer
Donald Lee Cameron
Robert B. English
Death of James Rankin of Sharon Reported
Word reached the Fifth ward yesterday of the death of James Rankin of Sharon. The deceased, about 60 years old, was well known and had many relatives in the area. Samuel Rankin of Pennsylvania avenue was in Sharon today. Mr. Rankin had resided in Sharon for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rankin
Sharon
Samuel Rankin
Pennsylvania Avenue
Rankin
David Farrell Confirmed as West Middlesex Postmaster
David Farrell has been confirmed by the Senate for the postmaster position at West Middlesex, signaling formal approval of the appointment and enabling him to begin duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Farrell
West Middlesex
Senate
New York pastors plan Chapman revival series
A New York City committee led by Rev. A. Edwin Keigwin visited Philadelphia to study Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman revivals. They reported success and urged a city wide plan with nightly and noon meetings in all boroughs and participation by all denominations.
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New York City
New Castle
Chapman
New York
A. Edwin Keigwin
West End Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
J. Wilbur Chapman
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church
C. H. Woolston
John R. Davies
Benjamin Zartman
Charles K. Kloss
William Patterson
The Missouri Girl Plays At Opera House Tonight
The theater presents Fred Raymonds The Missouri Girl tonight at the opera house amid strong public praise. The program features Curtis and Curtis Willard Sandsear with an illustrated song Grace Clinton Rowe Eddie Dwyer Frederick Snyder and Pool in a lively bill with humor music and dance. a matinee tomorrow offers a mid week change with a pleasing lineup.
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the Cascade
Curtis
Willard Sandsear
Willard Rowe
Grace Clinton
Eddie Dwyer
Frederick, Snyder
Pool
New Castle Steam Dye Works Reopens With New Equipment
A fire destroyed the New Castle Steam Dye Works at 17 Nesh nnook Avenue last Tuesday. The plant will resume operations with new equipment and restore services to customers.
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New Castle
Nesh
Nnook Avenue
Freight Car Thieves Active Around Here
Police report a surge in boxcar robberies along the B&O and BPRR lines with thousands of dollars in goods stolen. A former New Castle man was arrested in Pittsburg on larceny charges and jailed. Detectives and officers found plunder in a Moravia street secondhand shop run by a man known as Dewey but no charges filed against him.
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New Castle
Pittsburg
Moravia Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Castle Junction
Mills
Dewey
B. & O. Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Cold Wave Brings Woes to New Castle Tin Mills
In New Castle the cold spell silences the standing turn men in the tin mills, while most workers enjoy the cooler air. The hot mills’ workers welcome the change as it prevents heat, but standing turn men report an inability to work any day.
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New Castle
Funeral of Andrew Fehrenbach Mourned by Local German Residents
Joseph Fehrenbach and wife of Hazleton, Charles Thippert and wife with son Carl, and Mr and Mrs Adam Rusche of Pittsburg attended the Fifth ward funeral for Andrew Fehrenbach a well known German resident of this city.
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Joseph Fehrenbach
Hazleton
Charles Thippert
Carl
Adam Rusche
Pittsburg
Fifth Ward
Andrew Fehrenbach
Shoaf Opens New Pop and Mineral Water Store
W E Shoaf, the pop man, opens a new store on Clifton Flats in a building erected by Shoaf. The business has long operated in pop and mineral water.
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W. E. Shoaf
Clifton Flats
Shoaf
Baker and daughter return from Cleveland visit
F. Buser the Long Avenue baker and his daughter Mrs. Albertina Fahr returning from a Cleveland trip where they visited friends for several days.
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Cleveland
F. Buser
Long Avenue
Albertina Fahr
John Greer Confined at Home by Illness
The many friends of John Greer a Long avenue real estate agent will regret to learn that he is confined to his home on Mill street by sickness.
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John Greer
Long Avenue
Mill Street
Social Notes From Edenburg and Nearby
Edenburg and surrounding towns feature a busy week of visits and gatherings. Residents including George McCreary, Sophia Keast, and Mrs. J C McCreary travel to see relatives while Jamies Mitcheltree reopens a local sandbank project. A public dance at BE Ashton's hall with the Lowellville band entertains townsfolk. Walter Raub receives a shipment of rubber tired carriages from Evans City and hawks them at the Edenburg livery. A funeral for Mrs Harriet Jefferer is held with Rev R W Skinner conducting and interment at Valley View cemetery in Mahoningtown.
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Co. S. McCullough
New Castle
George McCreary
Youngstown
Harry McCullough
Patterson
Mahoningtown
J. C. McCreary
Amzi Taylor
Sophia Keast
C. S. McCullough
Jamies Mitcheltree
Middlesex
Leeper
Davison Gilmore
BE. F. Ashton’s
Lowellville
Walter Raub
Evans City
Raub
Edenburg
Jessie Biddle
Gadess Hess
Walter
Roy Raub
Lester Miller
Harry Smith
Harriet Jeeper
R. W. Skinner
Valley View Cemetery
W. H. Raub
John Gibson
Lewis Parks
P. ¢. Ashton
John McClelland
Mrs Charles Michael visits New Castle and church supper planned
Mrs Charles Michael visited New Castle on Tuesday and C S Terrill was a business visitor at Sharon and New Castle Tuesday. Presbyterian ladies plan a Porter's Hall supper Thursday evening. The rural mail carrier W W Byers suffered a fire at his brick home Tuesday afternoon. Leaves on the water trough roof caught from a spark and started the blaze. Quick telephone calls summoned help and the fire was controlled with small loss. Byers carries no insurance.
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Charles Michael
New Castle
C. S. Terrill
Sharon
the Presbyterian Church
Porter's Hall
W. W. Byers
Bauman Will Case Postponed Again
The probate hearing on the late Ernest Bauman’s will, set for this afternoon before Register and Recorder Eakin, has been postponed one week as several heirs object to the probate.
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Bauman
Ernest Bauman
Eakin
Civil War Veteran William Horton Dies at 89 Near Warren
William Horton, a Civil War veteran, died yesterday at his home near Warren. He was 89 years old.
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William Horton
Warren
Promised Cure for Piles By Simple Household Mixture
An advertised remedy claims to cure all piles using a mixture bought from the druggist. The formula includes 6 drops Carbolic Acid, 1 dram Zotan, and 1-2 oz Zine Ointment applied twice daily. The announcement asserts a guaranteed cure.
Quaker Health Teacher Promises Cheer Through Remedies
Fort Wayne Indiana hosts a feature on the Quaker Health Teacher promoting Quaker Herb Extract remedies. Claims include cures for rheumatism indigestion nervousness and kidney liver and stomach troubles with testimonial from Mrs. L Spetzmuller detailing dramatic improvements after three bottles. Purchase urged at J C Wallace's drug store.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
J. C. Wallace
Idrug
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Rogers
Tiedeek Eon
Horton Hardware CO
New Castle, PA
Fred Raymond
Missouri
Zeke
South Mill ST
Matinee
AR Family Theater
P. & L. E. Railroad
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
E. H. Harriman
Erie Railroad
James Barr
Pittsburg and Lake Erie
McKees Rocks
Barr
Crusade
Erie
Justice of the Peace
Engineer Sanders
McCloskey
Engineer Roberts
Baltimore & Ohio
Engineer Simpson
McKeever
Vinci
Paisley’s
Cascade Vaudeville
Dr. Taylor
East
Washington Street
Herb McGoun
Pulaski R
Huntingdon
Rio
Fine Santos
Howard Munnell
Pittsburg Street
Union Station
Citizens National Bank
C. M. Hartze
Seine
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