Payday at Shenango Mill Brings Large Bonus Ahead of Christmas
Payday comes Saturday for all 2.40 workers at Shenango Mill with thousands of dollars distributed to staff in various departments. The event, just before Christmas, boosts a city-wide expectation of busy business tomorrow. Labor unrest and slower post January shipments affect tin plate trade, while American Sheet & Tin Plate resumes full operations. George Banfield from South Jefferson Street has accepted a position with American Can in the Seventh Ward, taking up duties next Monday. The body of Elizabeth Samuels arrives in Newcastle for funeral Saturday. Crescent A.C. basketball practice continues as teams prepare for the tough schedule ahead. Local notes record moves, visits, and health updates across several streets and wards.
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Shenangs Traal
Vity
Iron ‘Trade Review
Pacific Coast
American Sheet & TinPlate Company
George Banfield
Jefferson Street
The
Creer By
Quescent Cement
Wampum
American Cau Campany
Seventh Ward
Fred Gardner
Hamilton Street
Pearson Street
Joe Markham
Hamilton
Wausacred
Pittsburg
Jahon Hammon
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ered Hiddle
South Mi Street
David Parks
Grimes Street
East Long] Avenue
John D. Davis
South Sharon
George Baker
Youngstown
Emin Jordan
Catherine Smith
Big Run Street
John Crossman
Lea Bertha Kalley
South Mill Street
Stella Reed
Will Gallagher
Fred Parsons
Warrane
John Whitman
Greer Tin
Parker
John Edwards
Oil well in Petersville extension yields strong start
The Johnston Rea Co well in the Petersville extension was shot on Wednesday afternoon and produced a heavy spray driven by winds, throwing oil over the derrick and several yards away. Initial reports estimate 40 barrels at start, stabilizing to about 20 barrels, boosting the new extension.
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Johnston, Rea & Co
New
Petersville
Anys
Butler Times
O'Brien
Hisler
Eisler and Brien Company
Unity Club to Hear Wallace on Licensing Question
At the regular Unity Club meeting in the Pearson building Attorney Robert L. Wallace assemblyman elect will present the paper of the evening titled Some Phasow of the Licensing Question. The event is open to all with the discussion starting promptly at 8 o'clock.
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Unity Club
Pearson Building
Robert L. Wallace
Phasow
Ka Vita engagement ends tomorrow at Paisley’s Drug Store
The Ka Vita campaign at Paisley’s Drug Store on Pittsburg Street and Croton Avenue will close Saturday evening. Hundreds in New Castle seek relief from stomach troubles and catarrh after trying the preparation. A testimonial from Beady describes dramatic improvement in appetite sleep energy and weight after using Ka Vita, prompting purchases and referrals.
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Paisley
Pittsburg Street
Croton Avenue
New Castle
Beady
Donts and Do Nots From A Historic Public Message
A long list of admonitions urges restraint in behavior and finances. The piece warns against counting on surface signs, worrying about others wealth, seeking work, or assuming loyalty, and it cautions about gossip, deceit, and dangerous risks while stressing American identity and prudent personal conduct. It closes with reminders to care for family, avoid needless envy, and refrain from premature triumphalism.
Grand Opening Card of Thanks for Nearby Event
In a grateful notice the family of Mrs. Mary Palterington thanks neighbors for kindness during a recent illness and death. The community's support is acknowledged, with flowers noted and appreciation extended to all who offered help and sympathy.
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Mary
Every Woman Can Easily Be Her Own Husband Affinity
A vintage tone argues women shape a husband’s pride and virtue by praise and affection. It asserts a man seeks female approval as a core need, and a wife who offers consistent pride becomes his affinity. The piece cautions against neglect, warning infidelity of admiration tempts men, and elevates wife as key influence in a man’s life.
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Cleveland Press
Lincoln's Pallbearer Suffers Stroke in House Visit
Henry G. Worthington an aged congressman and former Nevada representative suffered a stroke on the House floor near the cloak room. He was taken to his Washington home and was noted as the sole surviving Lincoln pallbearer. Born in Maryland in 1828 he also served as U.S. minister to Uruguay. This is his second stroke as Cleveland detectives guard Youngstown stores during a ten day period.
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Washington, D. C
Henry G. Worthington
Congress
Nevada
A. G. Barchfield
Worthington
Lincoln
Maryland
United States
Uruguay
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