Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Endorsement Ad
An older advertisement extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for neuralgia relief. It claims soothing nerve effects, safe use with no habit formation, and guarantees first package benefit or money back. Testimonial from Mrs W H Burkett of Macon Georgia is featured, noting non opiate relief and daily work continuation. Sold by local druggists at 25 doses for 25 cents plus bulk option.
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W. H. Burkett
Macon
Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Attractive Gift Books Featured In Metal Goods Section
On Wednesday December 16 the Metal Goods section on the first floor showcases a large assortment of presentable gifts for book lovers. Prices range from $1.25 to $11.00 with several dollar and 65 cent series noted, including red leather bound gift books and gold stamped box editions.
Marjorie Daw Christmas Edition Featured Book Special
A Christmas edition of the popular Marjorie Daw book is highlighted with special content and reader appeal. The edition price is listed at 61.65, inviting fans to enjoy seasonal tales and classic stories in a festive package.
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Marjorie Daw
Canton Baseball Plans Jump Start for Next Season
Canton officials dispute sale rumors as Canton Baseball company prepares to reorganize for next season. Directors expect new signings, potential league changes, and possible cross city arrangements with Massillon. Key losses include Lindsay to Pirates and McKechnie to another league, with hopes to field a faster Canton team.
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Canton Baseball Company
Canton Athletic Club
Massillon Baseball
Canton
Canton News
Adam Shorb
Massillon Men
Reedurban
Massillon
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Shorb
Lindsay
Pittsburg Pirates
Barney Dreyfuss
Grand Rapids
Pirate
Bill” McKechnie
Pittsburg Nationals
Lawrenceville
How Long Could He Have Lasted Here In Baseball
A Youngstown Telegram note questions Rube Marquard's potential in the big leagues, citing past O P A league fielding struggles by pitchers. It recalls Vin Navey and Jack Compton handling grounders, Cecil Armstrong's erratic throws, and the need for batters in the O P A to hit to all fields. If Marquard’s woes persist, fans may be getting more than their money’s worth from winter gossip.
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Rube Marquard
New York Giants
Indianapolis
Youngstown Telegram
Vin Navenpara
Navey
Jack Compton
Compton
Cecil Armstrong
Mert Whitney
Cecil
Marquard
Morning Auction Sale at Hanna's Jewelry Store
Hanna's Jewelry Store announces a morning auction at 11 o'clock to accommodate patrons. Three sales daily at 11 a.m., 2:30 p.m., and 7:30 p.m. will run while the store remodels its interior starting January 1.
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Hanna's Jewelry Store
Duckpin Contests End In Narrow Imperial Collegian Finish
At Fellowship alleys last night the Imperial and Collegian teams split three wins each in five tight games. The Collegians edged ahead late, finishing with 1,287 pins to the Imperials 1,286. J Dean led Collegians, Williams led Imperials, Harlin and Bratchie surpassed 100 in a game, and the Collegians rallied after opening losses to win the third and fourth games before falling short in the fifth by nine.
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Fellowship
Imperial Duckpin
Collegians
Imperials
Harlin
Bratchie
J. Dean
Williams
Imperial Team
Swastika Bowlers Lead as Second Series Opens
The Swastika Club dominates after finishing the first series with twenty wins and ten losses. They hold the high team average while Glass tops individuals with a 0.176 average over twelve games. McGivern leads with 0.189 in three games. The standings, team averages, and bowler tallies follow.
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Lawrence
Swastika Club
Glass
McGivern
Woman Settles Claim Against City Over Fall
Miss Elizabeth Young, about 68, seeks a settlement of her damage suit against the city after a February fall on East Long Avenue. Her attorney, S. Plummer Emery, told the street committee last night. The judiciary committee will consider the matter at a meeting this week.
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Elizabeth Young
East Long Avenue
Plummer Emery
Street Committee of Councils
Judiciary Committee
Street Committee
Players' Claims Not Allowed by Board
President Charles Morton returned from New York City where he appeared before the National board of arbitration regarding several O. and P. players' claims for back salary and free agency. The board disallowed claims involving Morton. The Woodruff case from East Liverpool, seeking free agent status, was heard and denied. Memphis must pay 400 dollars or Woodruff reverts to East Liverpool. Rapp, Bailey, and Rierdon claims were disallowed as well. Morton showed the ownership change caused the claims, with receipts produced. The board will likely dispose of similar cases soon, with the next Farrell office bulletin naming free agents.
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Charles Morton
New York City
National Board of Arbitration
Morton
Woodruff
East Liverpool
Memphis
Rapp
Bailey and Rierdon
Canton
Walkover Bowlers Top Lehigh in Two Games
Walkover bowls over Lehigh in a two game set on New Castle alleys. Scores show Walkover totals 2285 to 2153 as D Miller, Woods, Schaap, Mayberry, and Allen led with steady marks while Ted Mack Mipper Zeigler Ramsey Hank contributed for Lehigh.
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Cubs
Lehigh
New Castle
McGiven
Glass
Bell—Chauffers
Allen
Walkover McCaslin
Hunter—Chauffeurs
Horner
Cooper—Chauffeurs
Eevee
Matheny
Jones
Ebhart
Wyman
D. Miller
Dean—Cubs
Belles—Cubs
Eee
Peetrrentee Samen
Shaas
Roth—Lehigh
Balthes
N. G
Quehl
Maybery
Williams
Miller—Chaufs
Love
Weer
Bovard
Jenkins
Kyle
Crail
Hazen
Powers
Woods
Schaas
Mayberry
Ted Mack
Mipper
Zeigler
Ramsey
Hank
Revival Planned for Protestant Churches in Youngstown
Plans in Youngstown call for a major January revival uniting all Protestant churches in the city. Local clergy coordinators aim to boost attendance, strengthen interchurch ties, and rekindle spiritual outreach across congregations.
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Youngstown
Sample Denies He Is 33rd Degree Mason Inquiries Amid Rumor
Luther H. Sample of Mahoning town, the oldest Mason in the city, emphatically denied being made a thirty third degree Mason. He said no notice or intimation of such conferment reached him, and he had heard nothing about the degree. The denial followed rumors among his friends and Masons.
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Sample
Luther H. Sample
Mahoningtown
Union Market Ad Prices and Address
Union Market lists grapes two pounds for 25 cents oranges twenty five cents per dozen and offers apples Xmas trees and holly wreaths. Located at No 25 Pittsburg Street opposite Union Station 10016.
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Pittsburg Street
Union Station
Standard Starts New Pipe Line to Cool Spring Field
Sharon reports the Standard Oil company began building a new pipe line to the Cool Spring oil field on Monday and will push the project rapidly. At present there are over 2,000 barrels of oil in tanks, and no wells have been thoroughly tested.
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Sharon
Cool Spring
Standard Oil Company
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Utalog
Boocgs& Buhl
North Side
Pittsburgh, PA
Nickee
Medicine Store
North Mill St
New Castle, Pa
Pollock
New Leslie Hotel Block
Griffith Ee
Harlem
Duckpin
Pet Imperials
Car Service Ee Ae
Unions
U. S. Steel Fellows
Farrell
Akron Times
Uneeda
Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Union Market
Standard
Peoples Mortgage Loan Go
Washington St
Herb D. McGoun
East Washington Street
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