Of Interest to Women and Dr. Pierce Health Claims
The notice touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic, known composition tonic for women with duties and nursing mothers. It claims to prepare for childbirth and to be endorsed by leading medical writers. It promises free endorsements on request and promotes Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York. It also advertises Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation as a cure at the source of disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Lear
R. V. Pierce
N. Y
Pierce
PENNSY WILL NOT CHANGE PAY DATES
Officials in New Castle and the E and A division say no payroll date changes will occur for now despite a new federal rule requiring twice monthly payments. The Erie line led compliance, with clerical burdens expected to rise if enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New Castle
Erie
Invisible Bi-focal Invention Prompts Patent Sample
Dr Likens optical specialist at 88 N Mercer Street advertises a new visible bi-focal Kryptok patent. Call for samples and office hours on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kryptok
Likens
Mercer Street
Earl Dukes of Hamilton Street Noted in Niles
An item mentions Earl Dukes of Hamilton Street as part of a neighborhood notice in Niles, listing local residents and suggesting community interest in a forthcoming event or gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dukes
Hamilton Street
Niles
State Highway Department under fire at Willow Grove picnic
At a Willow Grove grange picnic attended by thousands, W F Hill blamed the state highway department for high costs and rapid wear of roads. He condemned secretive methods, urged cheaper construction, and called for fewer officials and brick roads over macadam. Lawrence County echoed calls for reform and reduced salaries amid road wear and cost concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Grange
Willow Grove
W. F. Hill
Huntingdon
Pennsylvania State Grange
Joseph W. Hunter
Lawrence County
Hill
Gardner’s Idea Favored for State Municipal Aid
The Mirror endorses J A Gardner of New Castle for proposing state use of experts at municipal league conventions. It argues the state should fund instructors for urban governance as it does for rural demonstrators and teachers institutes to improve housing, cleanliness, economy, and city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
the Mirror
J. A. Gardner
New Castle
Commonwealth
Gardner
Salvation Army Discovers Mercer in Quiet Town
Mercer is visited by a Salvation Army detachment led by Lieut. Thompson of Greenville. They held services at Hotel Humes corner and traversed the area collecting donations while praising their rescue work in New York City. A former shipmate caused a brief disruption before slipping away. locals noted the Army’s popularity and potential to raise funds for other work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Salvation Army
Humes Corner
Lieut. Thompson
Aiken Thompson
Greenville
New York City
Salvationists
Glorification of the Commonplace Sermon Summary
Rev E E Higley preached at First Methodist on the theme the glorification of the commonplace. He argued true nobility lies in devotion, not deed, noting Christ as a carpenter and everyday lives shaping history through faithful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Higley
First Methodist Church
Christ
Miles Injured In Runaway Saturday
William Miles of the Wilmington road collided with a rig driven by A Cochran while turning from Washington onto Jefferson at about 7 30 Saturday evening. Miles was thrown to the pavement suffered a skull bruise but not a fracture and was discharged from the hospital Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Jefferson
William Miles
Wilmington
Shoaff
A. Cochran
Miles
Cochran
Will Republic COO Sell Out Plants to Steel Trust
A report from Youngstown claims a merger merger between Republic Iron and Steel and United States Steel may place Atlantic furnace on the West Side under Carnegie plant control. The tale recurs periodically but is usually denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Coo
Steel Trust
Republic Iron & Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Atlantic Furnace
Carnegie
Youngstown
Attack on Chief McDowell Ended With Arrests
Chief of Police McDowell of Youngstown was attacked by four men while alighting from his carriage to inspect a broken hotel window. With help from two patrolmen he arrested all four suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hotel
McDowell
Youngstown
Camping Party Returns From Lake Erie Trip
The Doolittle Camping club has returned home from a two week Lake Erie excursion near North Springfield. The party included Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Orr, J. W. Sarver, Charles Loveredge, Lou Hanna, William J. Caldwell, Mont Forney, Joseph Sarver, Austin Sarver, Joseph Smith, Learl Douglass, Clifford Rubel, Paul McCandless, Charles Carpenter, John Gold, Ira Ramsey and Rudolph Buckhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doolittle Camping Club
Lake Erie
North Springfield
W. W. Orr
Albert Street
J. W. Sarver
Charles Loveredge
Lou Hanna
William J. Caldwell
Mont Forney
Joseph Sarver
Austin Sarver
Joseph Smith
Learl Douglass
Clifford Rubel
Paul McCandless
Charles Carpenter
John Gold
Ira Ramsey
Rudolph Buckhart
Kelley Family Faces Typhoid Crisis in South New Castle
Myrtle Kelley, daughter of Mr and Mrs J Kelley of South New Castle bor ough, is reported in a critical condition with typhoid fever. Mrs Kelley is also ill with the disease. The youngest child of the family died Thursday last week and was buried the same day. Miss Kelley has been between life and death for six weeks, with recovery at times despaired of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
J. Kelley
South New Castle Borough
Low Mahoning River Reaches Seasonal Low Water
The Mahoning River near the Seventh ward falls to its lowest stage of the season as supply runs dry and the stream resembles a small creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning River
Seventh Ward
Notice on Cider Mill Production Near Waggle Town
You can get your cider made at our mill one fourth mile east of Waggle town each Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday. ae hydraulic press. lit K ARMSTRONG.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waggletown
Ae Hydraulic Press
K. Armstrong
Bargain Rack Apparel And Wash Goods Prices
The advertisement lists prices for petticoats in striped seersucker and ruffled styles at 35 to 35 cents, dressing lacques and short kimonos at 35 cents, and tailored linen suits and skirts from $3.90 to $13.50. It highlights rack selections for small women and tailored dress skirts in moderate styles, with wash goods like printed lawns, Zephyr ginghams, economy linen, and imported ginghams priced per yard.
Silk Gloves in All Colors and Sizes Sale
Advertises 16 button silk gloves with patent fingertips in colors and sizes. Regular lines priced $1.50 to $1.75, now 75e. Also Siske gloves in colors and white at 35 cents per pair.
Brown Hamilton skirt dance draws police action at fair
At a Butler County fair a skirt dance by show women on the platform drew a police notice. County Detective Stewart warned the troupe previously after Tuesday’s advertising stunt. Bailey the show proprietor paid a $25 fine while others were fined $10 each after a Lyndora justice court hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Department
Stewart
Butler Times
Barker
Justice McNally
Lyndora
Bailey
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Washington and
Beaver
Electric G Company
Paul B. Griffiths
Sycamore Street Bell
E.j.o’brien
East Washington Street
Bell
Union Bakers Label
Fikemnation
A. G. Crawford
Bell Phone
Huron Ave
W. H. Dunlap
Court Street
A. M. North
Agent North
North
John Mathay
Ononta
H. L. Davidson
Baltimore and Ohio
Mr. Davidson
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Onofta
F. L. Robinson
Pittsburg
Carbondale
Northwest
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Sharon
Lake Shore Railroad
Wallace
Taylor
Shaffer
Jenkins
Watson
Rochester
Redman
Erie Railroad
Brier Hill
Reed Taylor
New Castle Junction
Ohio Steel
Rock Springs Park
East Liverpool
P. Laverack
Lincoln Avenue
Erie and Ashtabula
Violet Laverack
Clinger Lake
Michigan
Laverack
Altoona Mirror
Mer
Washington
M'Dowell
Chamberlain
Eton
Brown
Hamilton
Alaska Packers Association
San Francisco, California
Rio
Santos
Howard Munnell
Pittsburg Street
Union Station
First National Bank
U. S. Bonds
U. S. Treas
H’ge
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