Dr Miles Heart Cure Advertorial Testimonial
An old advertisement extols Dr Miles Heart Cure as a strong tonic to aid weak hearts and prevent chronic disease. A testimonial from a Livingston Texas user claims serious symptoms improved after using multiple bottles, with a dealer in Cruquist promising refund if the first bottle fails.
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Miles
Bunnam
Livingston
Texas
Cruquist
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
January sale on muslin wear at B&B
Friday announcement lists nightgowns and gowns in Cambric and Nainsook with prices from 50 cents to 1.50 and up to 10 dollars. Styles include high neck embroidery and tucked yokes with lace, ruffles, and fine hems.
Akron Polo Row Escalates in Erie Transfer Debate
At Youngstown meeting January 2 1908 Akron polo plans to move home games to Erie sparked a heated exchange between Sam Marquis of New Castle and W F Fouse of Akron president of the Interstate polo league. Interference by other managers ended the clash with apologies and laughter.
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Colonial
Youngstown
Sam F. Marquis
Dook
New Castle
W. F. Fouse
Akron
Erie
Marquis
Fouse
Mr. Fouse
Mr. Marquis
Sam
Samuel
Steel Bowling Team Wins Third Straight
The Steel team in City Bowling league won three straight, defeating New Castle at Fellowship alleys. Glass led in two games with high scores though he stumbled in the second, finishing with 166 in that contest.
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Steel
City
New Castle
Fellowship
Glass
Politician John Davis Relies on Polo Team Manager
John Davis, busy with politics, offered team duties to Sam Wright who refused. Sam did not offer Sporting Editor Fred Sypher of the Telegram any position.
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John Davis
Sam Wright
Sam
Fred Sypher
The
Telegram
Eyster May Quit Beaver Falls Polo Team
The Interstate Polo league may lose a prominent member as Harry Eyster could withdraw from Beaver Falls. Franchise owner Mr. Eyster and partner Fred Hull are negotiating Hull’s purchase of Eyster’s interest. If sold, Eyster plans to stay in Beaver Falls until next spring.
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Interstate Polo League
Beaver Falls
Harry Eyster
Porle
Eyster
Fred Hull
Hull
Youngstown Breaks Losing Streak in Polo Win Over Beaver Falls
Youngstown polo ends an eight game drought by defeating Beaver Falls 7 to 5 at home. Purdue shines with five goals and strong rushes from Higgins and Taylor, while Beavers fail to mount a late garrison finish amid a 900 attendance.
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Youngstown
Harry Eyste
R Colts
Beavers
Rooters
Beaver Falls
Purdue
Paul Gardner
Higgins
Hart
F. R
Thompson
Devlin
Ocos
Harrold H. Devlin
H. B
Gardner
Taylor
Higbert
Mallory
Harrold
BE. Devlin
Evans
Bevwoooss
Taylor Weimert
Mallorygins
Wes- Timer—Mason
Eagles defeat Nocks in two of three at New Castle
In the City Bowling League the Eagles won two of three against the Nocks at New Castle alleys. Both teams failed to meet averages as tight contests persisted throughout the trio of games.
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Nocks
THE
Eagles
New Castle
Polo Gossip Sparks Bet on New Castle vs Canton
Sam Wright of the Youngstown Vindicator reports on polo rumors as Canton plans to face New Castle next Thursday with Mercer on the schedule. Eddie Higgins recovers from a hand injury while Sam Marquis bets $25 on New Castle overcoming Canton, a wager Morrissey declines.
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John Morrissey
Canton
New Castle
Mercer
Youngstown
Eddie Higgins
Sam Marquis
Morrissey
Erie Polo Week Aims To Rebuild Interstate Team
At a Youngstown Interstate league meeting Thomas Dean of Erie urged restoring a polo team in Erie for at least one week. Dean said $1,300 could raise backing and Akron could send its team to Erie to play, aiming to boost attendance and keep Erie in polo for the season.
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Eric
Erie
Youngstown
Thomas Dean
Dean
Akron
Drie
Fouse
Dean J
Erie F
East
Canton Loses Game Protest In Polo League
Polo league managers at Youngstown yesterday debated the Canton Youngstown game protest involving Ted Lewis. The protest by Mr Davis against using stars while utility men were available was reviewed and the game was ordered replayed after lengthy discussion. Manager Morrissey vowed to target Youngstown next with Mercer replacing Lewis to boost his team.
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Youngstown
Davis
Canton
Lewis
Morrissey
Mercer
Polo Results and League Standing Last Night
Last night’s polo results and current league standings show Canton at Akron and Youngstown at Beaver Falls. Saturday schedule lists Youngstown at Sharon and Beaver Falls at Canton.
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Cece
Dehseusetar
Beaver Falls
Svae
Polo Teams Play This Week Schedule
Friday January 3 Canton travels to Akron and Youngstown visits Beaver Falls. Saturday January 4 Youngstown competes at Sharon in a regional polo schedule.
Baseball Redistricting Shifts Ohio Leagues Divide
In a Cleveland Leader analysis Glenn Booth outlines a looming reorganization of the O P Central P O M and Interstate leagues. Zanesville joins the Central league while Canton pursues a place in the reorganized Q P league. A Cleveland meeting will decide the broader territorial realignment affecting Akron Youngstown Sharon Newcastle Canton Erie and Newark with Morton favored to lead the new O P league.
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Marty Hogan
Canton
National Baseball
Glenn Booth
Cleveland Leader
Central
National Commission
National Association of Minor Baseball Leagues
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
Solons
Hollenden
O. & P. League
Q. & P. League
Akron
Youngstown
Sharon
Newcastle
Erie
Newark
Ccircuit
Cleveland
Interstate
Zanesville
Town Notes Record Visits and Church Events
Fred Clark of West Middlesex visited friends in town Thursday. George Davis of Mahoningtown is in town for a few days with old friends. Mr and Mrs G M Guffey returned from Avalon Ben Avon and other places. Mrs Frank Dobbs returned home from Pittsburg. Sixteen residents listed as sick. Rev F A Shape to speak on Queen Esther at morning service next Sunday with choir singing cantata portions. Presbyterians held their annual meeting with baskets of food and lunch at the church.
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Fred Clark
West Middlesex
George Davis
Mahoningtown
G. M. Guffey
Avalon
Ben Avon
Frank Dobbs
Hotel Biblet
Pittsburg
J. H. Davidson
John Amon
Lyman Amon
Terrill
John Michael
F. A. Shape
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterians
Church Meeting Elects Officers After Sermon
Rev. F A Shape preached a sermon and part of the afternoon was devoted to the business meeting. The treasurer’s report was read and approved. Officers elected include Clerk Mrs William Donaldson, trustees J F Gearhart and H R Cotton, chorister S M Porter, pianist Mrs W M Clark, auditors H L Torrence and C C Boyd. The meeting was enjoyed by all and the church reports a very successful year.
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F. A. Shape
William Donaldson
J. F. Gearhart
R. Cotton
S. M. Porter
W. M. Clark
H. L. Torrence
C. C C. Boyd
Street Corner Polo Stops After Dark Disturbances
Local residents report youths using the new 15 foot South Jefferson sidewalk between Washington and Neshannock Creek for street games. Dr. W. Warner complains his morning walk is disrupted by juveniles until about 11 pm, with his sign torn and minor acts of vandalism. Police have been asked to intervene.
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Jefferson Street
Washington Street
Neshannock Creek
8. W. Warner
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