Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Nonoperative Relief
Letters from Mrs. S. A. Williams of Gardiner Maine and Mrs. Alvina Sperling of Chicago IL praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing female troubles without surgery. The ad touts thirty years of use for conditions like displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and nervous prostration and invites readers to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
S. A. Williams
Gardiner
Maine
Alvina Sperling
Claybourne Ave
Chicago
Lil
Cleveland Rocked by Worst Storm in Eight Years
Sleet and rain battered Cleveland with 30 to 40 mph winds as ice coated wires. Thirty Payne avenue poles collapsed, breaking trolley lines and hurling danger onto pedestrians. City services halted as trains ran late and utilities cut power for safety.
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Cleveland
Payne Avenue
East Fifty-fifth Street
Colorado
Atlantic Coast
Sibley declines Congress bid for Wheeler seat in Europe dept
Former Congressman Joseph Sibley of Venango county refuses any candidacy to replace N P Wheeler. The item promotes Rocky Mountain Tea with a playful aside from J C Wallace, encouraging readers to start the day with a lift.
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Europe
Joseph Sibley
Venango County
Congress
N. P. Wheeler
J. C. Wallace
Record Breaker Hyomei Endorsed by Doctors and Druggists
Public endorsement by leading druggists and physicians across towns explains last year’s Hyomei sales. The simple scientific treatment cures catarrhal troubles by medicated air, no stomach dosing, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Geo. W. Clutton
Ohio Seneate Passes Rose County Local Option Measure
Columbus February 6 Temperance reports a Senate vote 24 to 13 approving the Rose county local option bill. The measure aims to allow voters in 88 counties to outlaw saloons and may lead to a statewide prohibition if the initiative and referendum constitutional amendment passes. Opponents concede a hard fight ahead as liquor interests blame themselves for keeping the saloon issue alive.
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Ohio
Senate
Columbus
House of Representatives
Anti-Saloon League
Ohio imposes train liquor ban amid rail news
The Ohio legislature makes drinking liquor on any train car illegal except in dining cars. Train No 10 on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie ran late, with a through run to Beaver Falls to connect for Pittsburg. Notices urge concise messages over wires. business improves on the Baltimore and Ohio near Connellsville. steel car price talks brighten but wooden cars remain in use. The P and LE files deeds for 100 acres near Haselton for yards. Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh adds three track telegraph offices and 50 operators. Wheatland reports Pennsylvania rail seeks land for a roundhouse. a trainmaster on Erie and Ashtabula is ill.
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Ohio
Buckeye State
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
New Castle Junction
Beaver Falls
Philadelphia
Erie and
Ashtabula
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
Youngstown
Haselton
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad
New Castle
Trains Delayed By Storm Hit New Castle Lines
A heavy storm yesterday delayed trains across New Castle area. The Baltimore and Ohio line reported westbound trains four or more hours late. Fireman Ed Allen on the B and O fell ill with grip while brakeman Joe Reed on the same line faced the disruption.
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New Castle
Baltimore and Ohio
Ed Allen
Baltimore & Ohio
Joe Reed
Balti
Ohio man’s illness sidelines railway men among city guests
Ohio, off duty on account of illness. Oscar Ward of Akron, formerly a Baltimore & Ohio engineer, ends a short visit with friends here. Cr. C. Sullivan, night yardmaster for the Pittsburg & Lake Erie railroad, out several days with grip, is recovering.
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More & Ohio
Oscar Ward
Akron
Baltimore & Ohio
Cr. C. Sullivan
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad
Grip
Brooklyn Women See Prize Fights and Like Them Too
New York reports that about 50 women attended a Brooklyn boxing match at the New Polo Athletic club. Spike Robinson knocked out Jack Daly in the fourth round after a 15 round plan. Women in the crowd were the most enthusiastic with cheers and applause. Little Tim Sullivan may push an ordinance banning women from boxing events, citing the evenings’ reactions.
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United Press
New York
Tim Sullivan
Brooklyn
Tim
Spike” Robinson
Jack Daly
New Polo Athletic Club
Savage
Daly
Alice Thaw Seeks Privacy After Annulment Rumor
In London Miss Alice C Thaw, formerly Countess of Yarmouth, remains in strict seclusion after her marriage annulment. Rumors of an American marriage are unverified, and friends say they cannot confirm them. She is reportedly preparing to depart for the United States, while the Earl and lawyers stay silent.
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United Press
London
Alice C. Thaw
Yarmouth
United States
Earl
Miss Erhardt to Deliver Vesper Address at First Christian Church
Miss Grace Erhardt secretary of the Young Woman's Christian association will speak Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock during the vesper service at the First Christian church Park Disciple The session will be led by Mrs J L Stratton head of the religious department with Dr Anna Jack and Miss Jean Butler assisting Special music will be provided by Miss Margaret Sankey and Miss Edna Woods Vesper services continue to draw growing interest and attendance.
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Grace Erhardt
Young Woman's Christian Association
First Christian
Park Disciple
J. L. Stratton
Anna Jack
Jean Butler
Margaret Sankey
Edna Woods
Yellow Parachute Parade Stuns Ellwood City Sidewalk
A lone foreigner trotted along Lawrence avenue with a giant bright yellow parachute amid onlookers in sweltering weather. Spectators speculated it was a aurora or rifle target as buses paused and even Brutus the Saint Bernard shivered while onlookers craned their necks and traded bets.
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Lawrence Avenue
Fourth Street
Brutus
St. Bernards
Citizens vow probe as Ellwood City Council meets tonight
Citizens promise a lively regular session asking about city contracts, the electric light plant, old minute books and a ledger. Some ex-council members say they will offer insights on delicate matters from their prior tenure as the group seeks municipal publicity and transparency. Tonight's meeting is set to reveal critical questions and potential disclosures.
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Ellwood City
Sledding Party Sails to Wampum for Pleasant Evening
A lively sledding party from Ellwood, including Misses Retta and Agnes Vernon as hosts, traveled to Wampum after dusk. The group of young people, led by Eugene Swartz and others, enjoyed a time of feasting and frolic before returning home to Ellwood for work and routines, with many names listed among the attendees.
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Ellwood
Wampum
Retta
Agnes Vernon
Alice Tomlinson
Mabel Lowry
Bessie McMullen
Myrtle Dobson
Wilda Dobson
Belle Twigg
Eva Dobson
Margaret Wayne
Eugene Swartz
Harry Tomlinson
William Johnston
Fred Fabian
Elmer Johnston
Arthur Whittaker
Fred Fox
Thomas Dobson
Garlock Packing wins two of three at Ellwood City lanes
Garlock Packing Co. took two wins in a three game match at Stoughton Kelley alleys Ellwood City last night. Individual scores show Nelson 78 86 98 for 262 and Wilkinson 93 123 90 for 206 in the Garlock totals 416 464 437. Stoughton Team members Gray 105 89 278 and Stewart 80 86 91 contributed to a 444 437 4381 line.
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Duckpins
Garlock Packing Company
Ellwood City
Stoughton
Vissus
Stoughton Team
Gray
Eerly
Haswell
Stewart
Fund for Street Paving Growing at First Presbyterian
Trustees of the First Presbyterian Church met Tuesday night and heard progress reports on solicitors raising about 500 dollars for paving work along church property. The project advances well, though more funds are needed, and Joseph Moorehead was named to join the missionary committee aiding community work.
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First Presbyterian Church
H. W. Rendall
Joseph
Moorehead
Youngstown Water Improvements Sought by City Council
Representatives of Youngstown's largest concerns met with the special water committee and urged a better water supply for the city.
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Youngstown
Benjamin Simon Engagement in Ellwood to Minnie Miller
L. L. Miller of Pittsburgh announces the engagement of his daughter Minnie Miller to Benjamin Simon of Ellwood. Miss Miller, visiting her sister Mrs. Harry Caplan, is known in Ellwood where Simon Bros. operate. A Sunday dinner at the Caplan home will formally announce the union.
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Army of June
L. L. Miller
Pittsburg
Minnie Miller
Benjamin Simon
Ellwood
Miss Miller
Harry Caplan
Lawrence Avenue
Simon
Simon Bros
Caplan
Local residents and visitors noted in town yesterday
Lawrence Bingle Celia T C Lockhart New Castle W C Huntington McKeesport R A McGill Pittsburg H A Moore Beaver Falls Daniel H Miller New Castle were in town yesterday WANTED A dishwasher Sel pel s Ellwood City 14812 H E Obley traveling agent for P L E railroad in town yesterday W Walton New Castle many visitors P H Kelly City Bowling alleys ill Mrs W E Renner Second street slightly improved E L Guyer Joseph L Marshall Camp Run in town disposing of apples H E Wilson P L E assistant cashier Beaver Falls funeral EB Davis Marshall McClintic foreman resigned returned to McKeesport Mark Coltman Beaver Falls called home by illness of his mother
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Lawrence Bingle
Celia
T. C. Lockhart
New Castle
W. C. Huntington
McKeesport
R. A. McGill
Pittsburg
H. A. Moore
Beaver Falls
Daniel H. Miller
Selpel’s
Sixth Street
Ellwood City
W. D. Walton
P. H Kelly
W. E. Renner
Second Street
E. L. Guyer
Joseph L. Marshall
Camp Run
H. E. Wilson
Frank D. Lowry
Virginia
Crescent Avenue
Ethel Bestwick
Jackson Center
George Conway
EB. A. Davis
Marshall-McClintic Company
Mark Coltman
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MO. C. Wallace
Washington St
Ini
Ward
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Connellsville
Wheatland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad Queer
F. A. Queer
Erie and Ashtabula
Garfield Avenue
Railroad
Alice Thaw
Miss Erhardt
California
E.P. Frey & Bro
E. Washington St
Adams
Stiefel
Fifth St
Lawrence Av
Ellwood City, PA
Peacock
Garlock
Charming Bride
Ellwood Personals
H. E. Obley
P. & L. E. Railroad
Johnston's
Lawrence Ave
First National Bank
Resources
SEA Foods
the New Market
North Mill Street
Union
Bell
the Saver’s Creed
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
New Castle, Pa
North Hill
Mrs. Davis
Corner Boyles and
Highland Avenues
Hartzel’s Milk Depot
S. Jefferson ST
C.M. Hartzel
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