Sound Teeth Linked to Digestion and Diet
The article cites Livingstone and Henry noting white teeth among African tribes due to intact digestion and coarse, uncooked foods. It argues dyspepsia and improper foods cause dental issues in civilized people, urging use of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with a price of 50 cents per package and offering a free sample by mail from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingstone
Henry
Africa
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Steel Trust Leases Lake Shore Docks
United States Steel Corp has leased the New York Central ore docks at Ashtabula and operates old New York Central docks there. Ore unloading occurs from the company's ships to Pittsburgh and New Castle via the New York Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Trust
Lake Shore
United States Steel Corporation
New York Central Railroad
Ashtabula
New York Central System
New Castle
Pittsburg
New York Central
Matthew W. Young Seeks County Auditor Seat
Matthew W. Young of Scott Township announces his candidacy for county auditor. A former teacher and long time Republican activist, he previously ran six years ago and lost by about 100 votes. He has served on the Scott Township school board as secretary for 12 years and plans to apply his lifelong public service to the county office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew W. Young
Scott Township
Young
Mr. Young
Pittsburg
Republic Iron and Steel Announces 7 Percent Wage Cut
Officials of the Republic Iron and Steel company announce a seven percent wage reduction for furnace workers across all Ma honing and Shenango valley plants including the Atlantic furnace on the West side. The cut takes effect when that plant resumes operations, date unspecified but soon expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Iron and Seel Company
Mahoning
Shenango Valley
Atlantic Furnace
Sawmill Injury Victim Dies in Greenville
M. H. Schontz of Greenville, formerly injured in a sawmill accident last Wednesday, has died from his injuries. He succumbed to the damage sustained in the incident, ending his battle with the workplace accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Schontz
Greenville
Jack Frost Strikes Below the Belt and Dairymen Are Stunned
On a frigid Saturday night a regionwide cold snap sent thermometers plunging to 25 below in Shenango township and lower in other areas. Dairymen reported broken pipes to frozen milk and humorous anecdotes of ice cream mishaps as milking and dairy duties faced extreme conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Shenango Township
Tot Plays With Fire In Sharon Tragedy
A four year old Martha Bobby started a fire while playing with a newspaper near a gas fire in South Sharon. Mrs. John Bobby, sick in bed, was fatally injured and two children died from burns as fire spread through the home on Emerson Avenue. Baseball pitcher Mat Muldowney aided, rolling the mother in snow. Martha died at the hospital and Anna Bobby, aged two, was found roasted beside the bed. Mrs. Bobby likely cannot survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sharon
Martha Bobby
John Bobby
Bobby
Emerson Avenue
Martha
Mrs. Bobby
Trolley Job Raises Italian Wage Claims in Butler Area
The Pittsburg Harmony Butler and New Castle Street Railway company appears to have taken over the Lyndora cut project as Italian Americano Construction goes out of business. Justice Criswell holds $700 in claims by 17 Italians. attachments issued, service pending. About 30 Italians seek suits totaling nearly $1,000, lifting the firm’s debts toward $2,000. Fifty Italians in Bedenville swear two months wages owed, totaling at least $2,500, risking unrest if payments are not made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Harmony
Butler
New Castle
Office of
Justice
Bredenville
Slippery Rock Local Notices and Illness List
Amy Hunt and I M McClymonds are reported sick. Kindergarten closed due to mumps. Julian Clark and J W Grossman were in town on business last week. Maude McClymonds and Miss Marie Curry ill or convalescing after grip. Mrs Martsoll from Pittsburg visited Miss Alice of Normal. Ira McClymonds home from school with whooping cough. Jennie Gilbert injured arm on ice. Charles M Slater visited brother A D Slater. Louisa Bingham leaves for winter south trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Hunt
Julian Clark
J. W. Grossman
I. M. McClymonds
Maude
Marie Curry
Martsoll
East End
Pittsburg
Alice
Normal
Ira McClymonds
Jennie Gilbert
State Normal School
Charles M. Slater
Slater and Welsh
A. D. Slater
Louisa Bingham
Sixty five men share in $20,000 bonus from United States Steel stock
Employed at Shenango and New Castle tin mills received a $20,000 bonus as 65 workers who bought United States Steel five years ago and held on shared in fund proceeds. The stock rose from 2.50 to about 93 a share and paid back about 125 in dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel
United States Steel Corporation
Shenango
New Castle
New Castle Works
Mrs Walker Plans Generous Shares Before Marriage
New York reports Anne Weightman Walker the heiress of 60 million dollars plans to share roughly 20 million with her relatives before her upcoming marriage to Frederick Courtland Penfield. The Philadelphia court battle over her father William Weightman’s estate ended unfavorably for relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick Courtland Penfield
Anne Weightman Walker
United States
William Weightman
Polish Church Calls Rev Leo Pochiecha to South Sharon
Rev Leo Pochiecha of Cleveland is called to lead the Polish church in South Sharon and has begun his assignment. The move reinforces the church's immigrant community outreach as worshipers welcome the new pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Pochiecha
Cleveland
South Sharon
Surprised Ellwood crowd surprise hosts with oyster supper
About 30 Ellwood City residents planned a surprise visit to Squire and Mrs. LeMoine Pyle of Camp Run for an oyster supper. The guests arrived to find the hosts ready to cook and join the feast, turning the prank into an enjoyable mutual feast. The crowd included Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Springer, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. King, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Randolph, and many more named attendees.
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Squire
LeMoine Pyle
Camp Run
Ellwood City
Young
Ellwood
Squires
W. W. Davidson
Snyder
L. E. Springer
J. R. King
L. E. Randolph
Press Morrison
George Young
George Yy
Fike
William Morrison
Y. Douds
David Mulcahy
Samuel Davis
Charles Markwort
A. Jones
Fred Weingartner
William Weingartner
Victor Grove
Frank Milliken
Ellwood City Wrestler Ed Riley Seeks Return Match
Ellwood City’s Ed Riley, once a top local wrestler, declares he is back and ready to compete. He challenges Archie Parker or Paul Bowser and offers to face any man in his class in improved condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Riley
Ellwood City
Riley
Archie Parker
Paul Bowser
Speed Ordinance Seen Likely in Ellwood
Ellwood residents react to Lawrence avenue used as a speedway by fast drivers. They plan to urge the city council to pass a speed regulating ordinance for Lawrence avenue and other major streets. City Solicitor Humphrey notes no current speed law, prompting councilman to introduce measures at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
Lawrence Avenue
Humphrey
Ellwood City Personal Notices Gather News and Loss
J A Caplan visited Pittsburg Saturday while A G Crawford of New Castle spent the day there. Eugene Swartz of Tindall Morris company preceded a Sunday in Pittsburg. B F Ross of Fourth street traveled to Pittsburg Saturday for business. Alfred Hyams from Beaver Falls Central hotel visited Ellwood yesterday. Mrs Retta Veon of Wampum spent Sunday with Miss Eva Dobson. Mrs M Silverblatt and children of Pittsburg visited Mr and Mrs M L Caplan in Lawrence Avenue. S R Douds of Standard Steel Car in Butler spent Sunday with his parents. Della Sheidemantle of Whistler Brothers’ store went home to Portersville for two weeks’ vacation. Ty a Dambach of Dambach Mercantile company is on a two week vacation with her parents in Zelienople. Emily Brenner of Whistler Brothers’ store will visit sister Mayme Brenner of New Castle for a week. Mr and Mrs Michael Wehr and Miss Della Sheidemantle spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Knauf near Harmony. Lost Ellwood City day mare weight 750 missing with harness Tuesday night 9 30 Report Aiken’s Livery 681 Citizens phone 14513.
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A. G. Crawford
New Castle
Eugene Swartz
Tindall-Morris Company
Pittsburg
B. F. Ross
Fourth Street
Alfred Hyams
Central Hotel
Beaver Falls
Ellwood
Retta Veon
Wampum
Eva Dobson
M. Silverblatt
M. L. Caplan
Lawrence Avenue
S. R. Douds
Standard Steel Car Company
Butler
S. Y. Douds
Della Sheidemantle
Whistler Brothers’ Store
Portersville
Dambach
Dambach Mercantile Company
Zelienople
Emily Brenner
Mayme Brenner
Michael Wehr
Della Shheidemantle
Henry Knauf
Harmony
Ellwood City
Aiken
Farmers Make Use of Good Sledding in Ellwood
Ellwood streets were crowded with teams hauling grain hay and produce beginning Wednesday. Saturday brought a red letter day as 22 loads of hay entered the town and Lawrence avenue resembled a mid winter fair with crowds flocking to stores and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
Lawrence Avenue
Jeremiah Snare Dead at Hazel Dell
Jeremiah Snare aged 52 died Sunday at 11 30 AM at his Hazel Dell home after a year long battle with stonecutters consumption. He was a quarry man and a Harmony Baptist church member. Survived by widow, son John Snare Ellwood City, daughters Mrs Chester Craft New Castle Ruth Pearl at home, and brother John Snare Wampum. Funeral at Hazel Dell Presbyterian Church under Rev G M Davis.
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Jeremiah Snare
Hazel Dell
Snare
Harmony Baptist Church
John Snare
Ellwood City
Chester Craft
New Castle
Ruth
Pearl
Wampum
Presbyterian Church
G. M. Davis
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Cor
Washington & Jefferson Sts
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THE
Union National Bank
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Youngstown
Lodi
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Castle Branch
Stoneboro
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
City
Endsley
John Arthurs
Lakes Erie
McCullough
John Winslow
Old City
F. J. Perry
Winter Avenue
Republic CO
China
Mrs. Walker
Tacoma
Physicians Pharmacy
J. BE. Duff
North Mill Street
Lawrence Ave
ALL Garments Union Made
Scotch Woolen Mills
Ellwood City News
Ellwood City Party
Ellwood Personals
J. A. Caplan
Blocher
Seventh St
Nat'l Bank
Bell ‘Phone
Stiefel
Fifth St
Lawrence Av
Ellwood Ctfy, PA
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