Sign invites public inspection of Lydia E Pinkham ad claims
An attached sign at Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts invites public inspection of its laboratory methods and business practices. The ad questions the existence of Lydia E Pinkham and the claimed million plus women correspondents while urging doubters to verify statements and assuring satisfied users will continue.
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Lydia KE. Pinkham
America
Lydia E. Pinkham
An Vs. Pinkham
Abstain Policy for Railway Workers Issued from Baltimore
An official notice from Baltimore orders all railway employees involved in train operation to abstain from intoxicants on and off duty and to sign statements affirming abstention. It names George L. Potter as author and discusses wage-book pricing and furloughs amid slow business.
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New Castle
Baltimore
George L. Potter
Time to Rubber At Pretty Display For Valentine Day
Valentine display season arrives with a mix of pretty and comic valentines in New Castle. Prices range from a penny to several dollars, with sentimental verses described as overly sentimental. The piece notes many will send valentines or face the consequences of disappointed lovers.
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Castle
Rev Higley to Talk to Boys at YMCA Meeting
A gospel meeting for boys will be held in the YMCA hall next Sunday at 2 15 PM. Rev Elmer E Higley of the First Methodist Episcopal church will give an illustrated address with special music. The meeting is organized by Secretaries Dennis and Yolz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Higley
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Dennis and
Yolz
Road plan eyed for Canfield to Youngstown link
A magadam road is likely to be built between Canfield and Youngstown, marking a potential infrastructure upgrade for the region. Details on funding or exact route remain forthcoming.
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Canfield
Youngstown
Pastor Delays In West Pittsburg Sermon Amid Storm
Rev Livingstone of the West Pittsburg Methodist church faced heavy rain and wind as he walked from Newport to West Pittsburg. He arrived about a half hour late to find half the audience gone and the choir in rehearsal, yet he delivered the prepared sermon despite wet clothes.
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Livingstone
West Pittsburg Methodist Church
Newport
West Pittsburg
Sales Campaign Renewed With Extraordinary Reductions
The notice announces a renewed clearance sale aimed at deeper price cuts and greater achievement inspired by an initial success. It promises extraordinary reductions and renewed vigor to attract customers.
West Pittsburg Officials Visit On Business
A flood of officials and representatives from West Pittsburg industries visited town on business in recent days. Notables included Charles Garland of West Pittsburg Realty, M. Powell payroll chief for Garland, Howard Armstrong Jr of Pressed Radiator, H. Brooks of Cleveland and J. Moon of Louis Missouri, all involved in industrial dealings.
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West Pittsburg
Charles Garland
West Pittsburg Realty Company
Pittsburg
5. M. Powell
Garland Corporation
Howard Armstrong, Jr
Pressed
8. H. Brooks
Cleveland
Ohio
Brooks
J. Moon
Louis, Mo
Telegraph Office Abolished in West Pittsburg
The Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad tightens retrenchment with no telegraph operator in West Pittsburg after F. Corneilson is reassigned. No replacement assigned. Lake Erie patrons must rely on telephone or call to New Castle for long distance messages.
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Pittsburg
Lake Erie
West Pittsburg
F. Corneilson
New Castle
West Pittsburg Boys Walk Home From Wampum
Recently 12 well known young men from West Pittsburg attended a social function in Wampum and missed the last train back. They embarked on the three and a half mile walk home, enduring the lengthy trek on foot.
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West Pittsburg
Wampum
Walter Bannon Changes Home in New Castle Junction
Walter Bannon, longtime car inspector for the Baltimore and Ohio at New Castle Junction, has moved his family from Ninth street to a Moravia road residence owned by his brother Charles Bannon.
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Walter Bannon
Baltimore and Ohio
New Castle Junction
Ninth Street
Moravia Road
Charles Bannon
Illness and visits reported in West Pittsburg area
Kerrs young son Aaron Cameron on Thirteenth street is ill with measles. Several residents visited or traveled to nearby towns including New Castle Wampum Pittsburg and Thirteenth street. Highlights include John Mitchell owner Ave nue hotel and wife in Pittsburg and Rev Livingstone of West Pittsburg church.
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Kerr Young
Aaron Cameron
Thirteenth Street
Charles L. Slough
New Castle
West Pittsburg
Walter Robinson
Ellwood City
Ed Lowers
Center Avenue
Wampum
John Mitchell
Avenue Hotel
Pittsburg
John Slavin
Eleventh Street
Rev
Livingstone
West Pittsburg Methodist Church
Phil Sample
Cleveland
Revival meetings in West Pittsburg extended through Wednesday
Due to strong interest the revival series at West Pittsburg Methodist Church will continue through Wednesday evening and possibly longer. Pastor Rev Livingstone says attendance has grown, with many new names likely added to the church roll.
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West Pittsburg Methodist Church
Livingstone
New Officials Nominated in Taylor Township
At a lively caucus in Taylor township precinct on Monday night candidates were chosen for all offices. George F. Pitzer and R. H. Wright were named school directors for three years, George W. Cameron for one year. William Newswander named constable and tax collector. George W. Cameron chosen supervisor for three years. Charles H. Banngn to be auditor. WwW. Sword to oversee the poor for three years. John Miller elected judge of election and John Ricer inspector of elections. All nominations were hotly contested and drew strong interest.
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Taylor Township
George F. Pitzer
R. H. Wright
George W. Cameron
William Newswander
Charles H. Banngn
Q. Sword
John ©. Miller
John Ricer
61 Trainmen Laid Off in Seventh Ward
Sixty one Erie and Ashtabula division brakemen faced a choice between collecting money due or taking a 60 day furlough. Most took the vacation, leaving town for other yards, while some were paid off and will not return. Other items note staff travels, health, and local movements of Pennsylvanian crews and families in the Seventh Ward.
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Erie and
Ashtabula
Pennsylvania
Seventh Ward
J. A. Clark
Niles, O
Local residents return from visits and travels
Brown Hamilton changes address to East Clayton street after a short stay with Harry Markle on Mahoning avenue. Grace Miller leaves town after visiting friends. Helen Fisher visits North Beaver township and spends time with Fred Pastors in Lowellville. Hal Kline travels from South Cedar street as a B&O brakeman in Beaver Falls. Cal Daugherty returns from Cleveland. Mrs J Edd McWilliams concludes a visit with relatives in Youngstown. Ralph Agnew returns from Greensburg. W E Pettycrew returns from Harmony. Ethel Coates visits Hillsville guesting with Mr and Mrs Herb Coates. Mary Spencer returns after a week in Niles and Warren. Will McCormick visits Will Waltenbaugh. both near New Castle. Don Breen returns to work after visiting Oil City. John Rees falls ill at Shenango Glen mill and misses rest of shift.
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Ethel Coates
Hillsville
Herb Coates
North Liberty Street
Mary Spencer
Mahoning Avenue
Niles
Warren
Ohio
Will McCormick
East Madison Avenue
New Castle Forge and Bolt Company
Pittsburg
Men’s Dress Shirts and Accessories Sale Notice
Classified sale listing for men’s shirts and undergarments with sale prices. Includes dress shirts at 50 to 79 cents quality, outing flannel shirts at 79 cents, wool fleeced underwear at 1.25, half hose 15 cents pair or two for 25 cents, and a bow tie at 50 cents.
Boys Wear Sale Prices on Caps Wais and Underwear
A fragmented ads page lists boys wear including white pleated waists at 25 cents, 50 cent caps, odd size caps at 38 cents, and heavy fleeced underwear at 25 cents. The sale emphasizes varied sizes and reduced prices.
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PTICE
Special underwear sale in Ypsilanti department
The notice advertises special prices in the Ypsilanti Underwear department including fleeced lined vests and drawers at 25 cents, fleeced lined items at 50 cents, and sale price reductions across women’s undergarments.
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Ypsilanti
Dress Goods Dept Featured Silk and Wool Yard Sales
In the dress goods department a selection of novelty silks sells at yard prices from 65 to 75e. Silk foulards are offered at sale prices near 1.00 to 1.50 and plain colors plaid suitings are also reduced per yard. Wool remnants and black suitings show reduced marked prices between 40c and 50c, with charcoal and wool waistings listed at sale prices. Black taffeta silk yard wide is priced at 1.00 per yard.
Basement Department Blanket Sale Prices
Grey cotton blankets priced at 50 cents per pair with tan and white options. Plaid all wool blankets range from 4.00 to 7.50. White and wool blankets offered at various sale prices. Comforters in cotton filled at 1.00 to 3.50 and wool filled at 3.50. Silkeline covered comfort at 5.00. Ladies wrappers on sale for 50 cents.
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Cevceeeessevces
Dinner Sets On Sale In 42 80 And 100 Piece Sizes
A local sale advertises 42 piece dinner set for 3.33, 80 piece set for 4.39, and 100 piece set for 6.67. Prices are listed as sale figures with no additional details about brands or retailers.
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Delft Blue
McKinley Day Carnation Sale Expected By Florists
Local florists forecast a large carnation sale for McKinley Day on January 29 as thousands wear pink carnations in memory of the martyred president. The McKinley League promotes the custom with literature each year.
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McKinley League
Local Social Note From New Castle and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Clyde Anderson of New Castle were guests of Mr Andersons parents Mr and Mrs J A Anderson At New Castle Monday L R Davidson F H Dobbs James Stowe Mrs C B Terrill and Mrs C W Book were present William Ayers recently confined to his home for three weeks could walk on Monday for the first time since illness David Craig formerly of Ft Wayne and Portland now in Wheatland visited Monday with his cousin R C Rayser whom he had not seen in 12 years
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New Castle
L. R. Davidson
F. H. Dobbs
James Stowe
Removal Notice for New Castle Paint and Varnish
The business office moves to the secretary and treasurer Chester W. Wallace at 66 Pittsburg Street in the new office.
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The
New Castle Paint and Varnish Company
Chester W. Wallace
Pittsburg Street
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Philadelphia
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Will Watson
Fred Parsons
Baltimore & Ohio
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J. G. Moore
J. A. Price
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Lawrence Avenue
Lewis Reed
Wam
Thomas Cerrata
Scott
Methodist Church
Taylor Twp
7Th Ward
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Barberton, O
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Coshocton
St. Charles Hotel
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Ward Wylie III
Samuel Wylie
North
Liberty Street
Pennsylvania Call Boys
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Albert Bergen
North Cedar Street
Wittica
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Wenth
A. G. Murphy
Cambridge Springs
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Clark
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Butler
Emery Burns
West Clayton Street
O. John Davidson
Harry Milton
East Wabash Avenue
Quincy Davy
North Liberty
Brown
Hamilton
Oil City
John Rees
Shenango
Men’s Department
Women’s Underwear Department
Dress Goods Dept
White Goods Dept
Glove Department
Blanket Department
China Department
Noisette Fondant
Pennsylvania Chocolate Company
Pittsburgh, PA
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Hollister
J. C. Wallace
Pulaski
R. C. Rayser
Clyde Anderson
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Mrs
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