Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief From Piles
Advertisement urges readers to mail name and address for a free Pyramid Pile Cure trial. Cites Emma Bodenhamer of Bedford Indiana and George Braneigh of Schellsburg Pennsylvania with years of pain and rapid cures after a 50 cent box. Claims no operation needed and notes the remedy reduces inflammation and symptoms. Sold at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Emma Bodenhamer
Bedford
Indiana
George Braneigh
Schellburg
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid
Marshall, Mich
Violent Death Toll Climbs in County This Year
Coroner investigated 25 inquests amid a year of many deaths from accidents and crime. Notable cases included Ernest Bauman at Edenburg and Tony Conti at Hillsville with Rosario Serge convicted of Conti’s murder. Others ranged from train and factory accidents to overdoses and self harm across multiple towns.
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Cox
Ernest Bauman
Edenburg
Tony Conte
Hillsville
Rosario Serge
Cosmo Nuttu
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Harry Eardley
John McCarthy
Carrie Mercer
Antonio Vincenzi
Wampum
Nicholas Majin
Charles B. Darrow
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Lester Cain
Peter Vazz
Anthony Monday
Newport
New Wilmington Folks Share News and 1908 Welcomes
Miss Bertha Alexander visits Cadiz and Miss Lena returns from Pittsburg while Mrs. Palmer and family visit New Castle friends. Dr. Trainor and wife tour Pittsburg. Miss Hutchinson recovers from typhoid. New Year’s watch party at Miss Florence Hutchinson’s home. Meade Coryea buys 41 acres north of town. Rev. A W Martin visits. Robert Thompson serves on New Castle jury. About 30 attend Hotel McCreary New Year dance. Mrs. Redmond visits Samuel Redmond’s home. Eastbrook church holds New Year watch. Robert Bennett and Mrs. Brown visit Frank Bennett’s family. Mrs. John Elliott improves after illness. Prof. B G Graham returns to McKeesport with Inez and Zelma Burroughs. Mr. Jacobs plans local bowling alley. A building to be erected on Mercer street for business. 1908 ushered in by bells and whistles as New Wilmington welcomed the new year.
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Bertha Alexander
Cadiz
Lena Alexander
Pittsburg
Charles Palmer
New Castle
Charles Trainor
Florence Maynard
Alice Ashenhurst
Bellevue
Vera Hutchinson
Florence Hutchinson
Meade Coryea
Speers
A. W. Martin
Adamsville
R. W. Thompson
Robert W. Thompson
New Wilmington
Samuel Redmond
David Taylor
Eastbrook
Robert Bennett
Atlantic
Brown
Meadville
Frank Bennett
John Elliott
B. G. Graham
McKeesport
Inez
Zelma Burroughs
Washington
Jacobs
S. M. Buchanan
Mercer Street
Presbyterian Church
Methodist
New Year Celebrations Brighten Fifth Ward With Song
The Fifth ward observed the New Year with notable music as crowds gathered late Tuesday to serenade residents. Tin workers mourn John G. Jones shelving mayoral bid, eyeing a three years hence run. Island of local events includes polo trip to Beaver Falls and a barber shop trade change on Mill Street Rivers.
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John G. Jones
Mr. Jones
Jones
Missionary society calendar at Mahoningtown church
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Mahoningtown Methodist Church outlines a yearly program led by Rev. Richard Nye Merrill. Monthly meetings feature speakers on medical missions, industrial work, Bible readings, and branch updates, with annual reports and bank offerings noted. Several local school resums, church events, and community notices accompany the program.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Mahoning Town Methodist Church
Richard Nye Merrill
Lynch
Rolleal
Meyer
W. B. Gillespie
Womans Foreign Missionary Society
Anna Robinson
Mahoningtown Methodist Church
Merrill of
Lockport
Seventh Ward
Local Notes include visits and illness in five towns
W W Byers visited his mother in Mahoningtown for New Year. David Tod stayed with family in Youngstown. Bert Biegley of Portersville guests of Clyde and Mrs Book. Presley Buchanan spent New Year with parents in Kittanning. Sick list includes L L Rodgers and several others. L R Riley returns to work at Roberts tower on the Pennsylvania. William Pettit and wife visited his father in New Wilmington, who suffers grip and old injuries.
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W. W. Byers
Mahoningtown
Charles Rayser
Clair Book
James McClanehan
L. R. Riley
Wampum
Wheatland Leads Resume At Two Plants Next Monday
The Wheatland rolling mill and the Sharon Foundry plant in Wheatland will restart operations next Monday, signaling a return to production after a pause.
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Wheatland Rolling Mill
Sharon Foundry Company
Wheatland
Meters of Pittsburg to Meet Ellwood City Friday Night
The Meter A. C. of Pittsburg will face Ellwood City at the Casino Friday night January 3. The Pittsburg club is praised for quality play while Ellwood City is noted for surprising speed on the hardwood.
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Meter A. C
Pittsburg
Ellwood City
Michener and Hormell Offer Wholesale Shoes to Aid Societies
Michener and Hormell will furnish shoes at wholesale bill price to aid societies or individuals wishing to buy for the poor and needy. The arrangement aims to support charitable relief and lower costs for footwear.
Half Price Sale on Toys and Games
Local store announces a sale offering all toys trains cars carts games and dolls at half price. Shoppers are invited to visit the shop this weekend for discounts on popular playthings and seasonal items.
Plaids in Bright or Sombre Colors for 35 Cents
Advertises plaid fabrics priced at 35 cents per yard for dresses for children or waist belts. Notes bright or sombre color options and suggests suitability for various garments.
Coatings Sell at One Dollar Per Yard in Plaids and Plain
Coatings 54 inches wide priced from $1.00 per yard on offer. Value range cited as $1.25 to $1.50 per yard for similar plaids or plain finishes.
Waist sale with discounted silk and regular waists
Waist items offered at half price with various tag prices. $1.00 waists now 50c, $1.25 waists 63c, $1.50 waists 75c. Silk waists reduced to 90c, 1.90, and 2.90. No exchanges.
Linen and coat sale items at half price
Linen squares dresser covers and tray cloths in drawn work and hemstitching 25c. Men's house coats or smoking jackets also half price.
Furs Offered At Half Price In City Shop Sale
One lot of furs to be sold at half price and remaining large stock of fur sets neck scarfs muffs and coats offered at special reduced prices. The shop states its furs are the best in the city and prices align with materials.
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J. A. Price
Brest Takes Ownership Of Coal Bank In North Beaver
Jury Commissioner J. P. Brest opens a coal bank on his farm near Carson schoolhouse in North Beaver township. He finds two good coal veins, one about 3 1/2 feet thick and the other around 27 inches. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for family health.
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J. P. Brest
Beaver Township
Carson
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Opportunity Circle
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J. C. Raney
Warp
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Philadelphia
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Michener & Hormell
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