New Castle Baseball Team Signs Up for Next Season
New Castle league club formed with a full roster and two managerial candidates. Bobby Lowe leads the manager race, Kennedy also in contention. Roster includes McCrossen An rue Abbott Studder Schmaltz Nagle Stutts and pitchers Cannitz Juynch McCreight Hobson Craft Maylin.
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New Castle
Bobby Lowe
Sam Kennerly
Lowe
Sam Kennedy
McCrossen
Anrue
Abbott
Studder
Schmaltz
Nagle
Stutts
Camnitz
Juynch
McCreight
Hobson
Craft
C and P Magnates Hold Meeting on League Presidency
Akron writers blame Youngstown for lack of interest as the C and P magnates held a league meeting Tuesday afternoon without Akron representation. Two candidates for president are Charles Power and Sam Wright of Youngstown. The league will include Akron and Youngstown in the Ohio and Pennsylvania circuit with teams in each city.
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Akron
Youngstown
Pennsylvania
Charles Power
Sam Wright
Longest Plants Are Seaweeds Reach 600 Feet
A tropical seaweed variety grows to at least 600 feet when fully developed. The fact appears in home notes illustrating the remarkable size of the world’s longest plants.
Charity Among Women Party Critique
A note from the Atchison Globe suggests women at social events often offer sharp commentary on their evenings. The remark frames social dynamics and gossip as characteristic of women during parties.
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Atchison Globe
Ellwood City Forms Eight-Team Duckpin League
Ellwood City in Lawrence county forms one of the area’s largest duckpin leagues. Eight teams with three players and one utility join as officers are elected, schedule committee named, and games planned to start next week two nights weekly.
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Ellwood City
Lawrence County
B. F. Ross
G. Y. Fike
J. N. Ganeo
Leech Grove
Ju. Y. Fike
Legue
Ellwood City Duckpin League
Ganeo
Groves and Cable
Glass House No. 1
Wilson
Keson
Swener
Band—Williams
Wylie
Berger
Wilkinson
Garlock
Nelson
D. Ott
H. Ott
National Sube
C. Byers
W. Byers
Schrieber
Wasser
Forge
Butler
Gillespie
Rankin
Cable
Ross
Martin
Martin, Kelley
Lindston and Turner
Barbers
Scott, Fike
Grieb
Young
Roughenhouse
Glass House
Deitz, Drum
Kuben and Harris
Ellwood City May Get New Electric Lighting Plant
Ellwood City could win a new electric lighting plant and a combined manufacturing facility depending on the borough council decision on the electric light contract. Frank Doubhett leads a plan to build the plant if his company gets the contract, with a rival bidding to lower bids and possibly seek a 10 year lighting contract. The rival would start work immediately if awarded the deal and aim to have power in 30 days on land near the old tin plate mill.
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Ellwood City
Frank Doubhett
Mr. Douthett
Ellwood City Electric plant replaces old stack
A large force works at Ellwood City Electric to tear down the worn old stack and erect a new tall stack. The replacement was received days ago and crews continue repairs at the plant, with completion time not specified.
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Ellwood City Electric
Illness in Zelienople: Mrs Lizzie Eichholtz gravely ill
Word arrived yesterday that Mrs. Lizzie Eichholtz of Zelienople is seriously ill and may not recover. Her sister Mrs A L Brenner of Ellwood has gone to her bedside. Eichholtz formerly lived in New Castle and was well known across Lawrence county.
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Lizzie Eichholtz
Zelienople
A. L. Brenner
Ellwood
Eichholtz
New Castle
Lawrence County
Matchetts to Visit Greenvile Christmas Day Dinner
Mr and Mrs R B Matchett of Greenville will be guests of W J McCormick and wife on Christmas day as the family plans a Christmas dinner arrangement.
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R. B. Matchett
Greenville
W. J. McCormick and
Notable Residents and Visitors Chronicle Local Greetings
F J Gardner spends holidays in Coraopolis. Mr and Mrs C K Myers celebrate birth of a son. Attorney J W Humphrey visited New Castle on business. Mrs Joseph Pizor of Hazel Dell returned from Beaver Falls. George Clayburn of Cleveland visited Ellwood City on business. Mr and Mrs Frank Blackburn returned from Salem Ohio after a three week visit.
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F. J. Gardner
Coraopolis
C. K. Myers
J. W. Humphrey
New Castle
Joseph Pizor
Hazel Dell
Beaver Falls
George Clayburn
Cleveland
Ellwood City
Criminals Found Beyond Slums in New York City
Analysis shows law breakers are not concentrated in slums. More offenders are located west of Broadway and east of Seventh Avenue, between Herald Square and Forty-second Street, than in what are termed the city’s poor districts.
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New York City
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
Herald Square
Forty-second Street
Collegians Sweep Union in City Duckpin Night
The Collegians won all five games against the Union at Fellowship alleys marking the first perfect five game sweep in the City Duckpin league. Hildebrand led with 512 total pins while Mechling of the Union had 395.
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Collegians
Union
Fellowship
Hildebrand
Mechling
Yoho
Mechling Smith
Rattle Snakes Shed Joints Not Age Indicator
The article notes that rattlesnakes may strike without warning in August when vision is impaired and that a new joint forms with each shed. Since shedding occurs more than once yearly, joint count does not reveal age. many joints are lost by wear or accidents. Rattlesnakes are confined to the western hemisphere.
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Western Hemisphere
Harsh Advice Quips Separation Question at Law Office
A woman asks if she can obtain a separation. The lawyer notes her husband’s life was insured in her favor before marriage and quips that she should not separate as he would live longer apart from her. The exchange plays on life insurance and marital estrangement.
Life Lessons in Hard Times by Home Chat
The column reflects on life as it is and warns that happiness and sorrow balance each other. It urges readers to dry their eyes and aid those in need with kindness and a friendly gesture, viewing sorrows as lessons in universal compassion.
Jamaica Ginger the Best
Jamaica ginger leads in price, yielding up to 4000 pounds per acre under good conditions. In the last fiscal year Jamaica exported about 1,400,000 pounds of ginger.
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Jamaica
Argentina Rises as Latin America's Premier Nation
Buenos Ayres Herald asserts Argentina has shed pastoral roots to become the leading Latin American power with strong outside market interest. An Atchison man recalls his wife’s daily misbehavior for three years whenever school bells rang, likening it to fire department horses.
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Argentina
Latin America
Buenos Ayres Herald
Atchison
Atchison Globe
Canns Kidney Remedy Promoted for Kidney and Liver Ailments
An old style health advertisement urges readers to care for kidneys and liver as the body's cleansing system. It lists backache headaches dizziness and stomach upset as signs and claims Canns Kidney Remedy has cured afflicted people for forty years, with a Pure Food and Drug Act guarantee.
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Howard Munnell
Statio
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North Side
Pittsburgh
Metzler
Vaudeville Theatre
South Mill
Verbeck & Farrell
Franklin A. Brooks
Mgr
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Dale & Boyle
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Guth
Clutton
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Manu
Ellwood Personals
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Eeereee
U. S. Steel
J. Dean Harlen _Hildebrand
Eeee
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North Mill St
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