Nurse's tale praises Dr Miles' Anti Pain Pills
A nurse recounts head ache relief with Dr Miles' Anti Pain Pills after failing to get help from a doctor. She and a neighbor both found the pills effective and continue using them, praising the product and recommending it to others. The ad notes the 25 dose package for 25 cents and return guarantee.
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Miles
Josephine Bohn
Genesee St
Auburn
N. Y
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Businessmen Duel in Kansas Marble Tournament
In Kansas a marble tournament among ten prominent businessmen is planned on district school grounds. Players will use age old lines and rabbitskin shooters, with a large stake and a referee. The event harks back to boyhood games and promises spirited competition.
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Kansas
Percy Wilcox
Porter Signs New Outfielder A T Unrue From South Fork
Manager Porter lands another outfielder A T Unrue of South Fork after pursuing a Pirates infield prospect. Unrue, a left handed hitter with a .300 season clip, has played in the east and with Indianapolis, noted for timely singles. Porter aims to land a Pirates infielder and keeps the name confidential for now.
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Pete Porter
Pittsburg
A. T. Unrue
South Fork
Porter
McKeesport
Uniue
Indianapolis
Pirates
Rich youths nip the family gems
Pittsburg reports say the "family raffles" thefts prompt detectives to crack down. Young clerks out of work turn to jewel thefts, pawn shops, and home robberies, with several offenders caught twice. Captain E T McGough declares the practice must end and warns of self-action.
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Pittsburg
E. T. McGough
Captain Clark Sends Inspector for Otter Creek
Captain J. M. Clark of the state sanitary office has dispatched C. H. Spilker to inspect Otter creek and surrounding premises from Mercer upstream. Spilker surveys water courses, jails, hospitals, almshouses, and farms to ensure health standards and prevent health hazards. He was accompanied by local officer Moffatt last week, visiting stables and barn yards along the creek.
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J. M. Clark
New Castle
C. H. Spilker
Otter Creek
Mercer
Moffatt
Oliver Walker
Sam Gibson
Mercer Press
Higgins Hurt By Lyons In Polo Game Incident
Eddie Higgins, former Youngstown polo player, remains sidelined after receiving the hooked end of Lyons club on the head several days ago.
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Eddie Higgins
Youngstown
Lyons’ Club
Hart's Team Falls From First in National League
Bobby Hart's Boston squad is no longer leading the National League as New Haven and New Britain move ahead of them.
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Bobby Hart
Boston
New Haven
New Britain
Youngstown Triumphs In Bowling Games Here
Youngstown teams secured multiple bowling victories in this location, claiming top positions and signaling strong performance across the games. Local competitors showed consistent play as crowds observed the event.
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Youngstown
Electrical Workers Shine At Bowling
New Castle electrical workers defeated Youngstown at Jensen alleys with a total of 2195 to 1960. The series mark stands at three straight wins for New Castle. Arrangements were made to face Shar on, with last night listing game results.
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Wouresown
Sharon
New Castle
Youngstown
Beesedeebdecuschto
Iandquist
Whalen
Davis
Diebel
Robinson
Gibson
Jones
Kerr
McGivern Oc Cecesccecee
Eeewe
Glassee FR
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New Castle Electrical Workers
Youngstown Electrical Workers
Jensen
Electrical Workers of
East Liverpool Could Join O. P. League via New Castle Help
East Liverpool may land a berth in the O. and P. league with New Castle aiding the effort. In Youngstown discussions favored East Liverpool, while Fleming seeks O. P. backing to place a team here. If secured the eight club circuit would balance four Ohio and four Pennsylvania towns, possibly including McKeesport and Erie.
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New Castle
East Liverpool
Youngstown
Grant Whistler
Thomas Fleming
Erie
Fleming
Liverpool
Guy
P. O. M. League
McKeesport
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Youngstown Contenders Set for New Castle Heavyweight Bout
Tony Ross and Mike Schreck, former Dayton rivals, seek a decisive heavyweight clash at New Castle. Schreck won last winter in 14 rounds at Dayton. Ross drew with the Cincinnati opponent last Friday, prompting calls for a return bout. Local fans would travel to New Castle or nearby Nockville for the showdown.
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Tony Ross
Mike Schreck
New Castle
Youngstown
Schreck
Ross
Dayton
Cincinnati
Jimmy Dime
Nockville
Papke and Kelley Set for Midweight Championship Clash
Western sports fans await the Billy Papke versus Hugo Kelley middleweight title bout. They drew in Milwaukee with Kelley claiming a hand injury earlier, and Papke is viewed by insiders as the superior fighter among the two.
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Nelson
Billy” Papke
Hugo Kelley
Milwaukee
Kelley
Papke
Two Man Team Excels in Bowling Exhibition Last Night
In Fellowship alleys a two man team shone as Matheny set a high doubles score during a city tournament week. He totaled 1272 in six games with 200 plus in every game, aided by Glass and Davenport in later series, while the duo جزء Davenport and Glass contributed strong scores in the event.
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Fellowship
Dr. Matheny
Matheny
Joe Glass
Davenport
Tod Glase
Se Ocee
Cay
Eie
Toti Davenport
Baseball Gossip and Manager Rumors Circulate
Gossip from Youngstown and New Castle covers potential managers for Lima and other clubs. Rumors place Ford Drumm with Lima, Billy Smith with multiple offers, and Pete Porter cited as a benchmark. Frank Yoho seeks an umpire post in the O P., while Bill Malarkey heads to New Orleans for Giants training.
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Stig
Ford Drumm
Lima
Billy Smith
Youngstown
Wright
Pete Porter
Frank Yoho
Sharon
Frank
Bill Malarkey
Dan Brouthers
New York Nationals
New Orleans
Gilants
New Castle
Akron
Realty Transfers Recently Recorded In Pulaski And Union Townships
Real estate transfers show Sarah M. Anderson to John Gordon in Pulaski for 2900 dollars. Mary A. Burrows to John McMillin in Pulaski for 1100. Amzi White to North Pittsburg Realty Co. in Fourth ward for 800. Thomas Bevan to Mary E. Whitmer in Union township for 125. Marshall McMillin to Jacob H. Cline in Fourth ward for 600. Wm T Wortman to Sadie M Anderson in Pulaski for 1. Esther J Anderson to Sarah M Anderson in Pussoni for 1. A lighthearted closing line notes an advertisement for Rocky Mountain Tea amid the notices.
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Sarah M. Anderson
John Gordon
Laughing Gas and Gentle Ironies From Exchange
A Bradford Era column recalls a tall man sliding with a heavy woman after ice on a hill, then a kitchen lantern courtship joke. It recounts office mischief at the treasury and a charity dinner anecdote about a minister and village editor, both told in Exchange.
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Bradford
Robert W. Hebberd
New York
Commissioner of Charities
It's 1 o'clock and that's how I strike one
An Irishman, late at night, asked a passerby the time. The man hit him with a stick, claiming the hour. The injured man stood and quipped that he hadn’t asked for the hour an hour earlier, turning the joke on the incident.
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the Treasury
Treasury
Evasive Answer Reveals Visitor's Grandmother Monkey
A humorous exchange tells of a servant confronted by a visitor. When asked if the mistress was in the servant replied evasively. The visitor then inquired after the grandmother, prompting a witty retort about a monkey relation.
February American Boy features across color front cover and serials
The March issue showcases color front cover with a lemon image and a mix of serials Jimmy Jones Pirate That Dillingham Boy Canal and Jungle and Four Boys on the Mississippi. Short stories include A Retreat from the World and Old Joshua along with features on Washington's Life Guard and a walking tour of the Columbia Park Boys club.
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Jimmy Jones
Dillingham
Canal
Jungle
Mississippi
Joshua
Washington
Columbia Park
Johnson
Minnesota
Lusitania
Mauretania
Brennan
Lincoln’s boyhood tale from Dennis Hanks in American Magazine
Dennis Hanks recounts Abraham Lincoln’s early years and the death of Lincoln’s mother Nancy. He describes helping build her coffin with Tom in a cabin in the woods and notes a nine year old Abe never recovered from his mother’s death despite his young age.
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Abraham Lincoln
Dennis Hanks
Hanks
Eleanor Atkinson
Chicago
Den
Lincoln
Nancy
Abe
Tom
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Ene
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Glasgow
D. J. Anderson
Boggs & Buhl
North Side
Pittsburgh, Pa
Halsid Drug Co
Cleveland, C
M’kee
Medicine Store
North Mill Street
Captain Clark
Higgins
Lyons
Hart
A. Johnson
Cc. Mahur
G. Gallagner
Whistler
Potters
Mitt
Piso’s
Piso
J. C. Wallace
Mary
Peoples Mortgage
Peoples Mortgage Loan
Washington St
Patterson
S.S.S
8. S.S
Swift Specific CO
Heaven
Hell
Neshannock Ave
New Castle, PA
E. Klee
East Main Street
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