Strength that Endures from Ordinary Nuxated Iron Claim
An advertisement quotes Dr. Sauer promoting ordinary nuxated iron as a solution for weakness. It urges iron deficiency as the cause of fatigue and nervous rundown, promises 200 percent strength gains in two weeks, and offers money-back guarantees if it fails to double strength in ten days. The product is dispensed by Love & Megown and the Clutton Drug Store in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Dr. Sauer
Love & Megown
Clutton Drug Store
What Rotary Means To Be Explained
Members of the New Castle Rotary club show interest in the International Rotary convention to be held in Cincinnati starting July 16 for four days with expenditure of over 500000 for travel, hotels, and entertainment. The article explains Rotary aims at service and fellowship and stresses ethical business conduct and cooperation over competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Cincinnati
Ralph A. Tingle
Rotary
Rotary Code of Ethics
New President Elected At Geneva College
The Geneva College board in Beaver Falls PA chose the Rev R H Martin longtime board secretary as president succeeding Rev Dr W Henry George who recently resigned. The Rev A A Johnston Walton NY was elected professor of history and philosophy. A financial campaign begins June 15 to lift the endowment to 250000 under the new president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
R. H. Martin
Reformed Presbyterian Church of
College Hill
W. Henry George
Martin
Beaver Valley
A. A. Johnston
Walton, N. Y
Memorial service and measles outbreak in Edenburg
A Memorial association held a Tuesday morning service with praise for participants. Rev. W. W. Sniff of New Castle delivered a masterful address. An measles epidemic has struck town with several cases, many among foreigners, followed by a local social and personal notices section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Association
W. W. Sniff
Newcastle
Youngstown Clearing House Votes Record 1916 Rise
Figures released show total clearings for the year ending May 31 1916 at 107 million dollars, up from 72.9 million dollars in 1915, marking a near sixty percent increase and a new local high in banking activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Yesteray
Youngstown Clearing House
Nonaw
Focal
Bank
Mother's Pension Board Organizes in Lawrence County
At a courthouse conference the Mother's Pension Department plan was explained and the Lawrence County board elected officers. President Mrs Jessie Hamilton New Castle vice president Mrs J A Golbach Ellwood City secretary Miss Blanche Allan Wampum assistant secretary Miss Inez Hope New Wilmington treasurer Mrs S Y Douds Ellwood City No aid applications were filed yet per Miss Allan. Next meeting to be called by the president.
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Court House
Iun
Mother’s Pension Department of the State
Lawrence County Board
Jessie B. Hamilton
New Castle
J. A. Golbach
Ellwood City
Blanche Allan
Wampum
Inez Hope
New Wilmington
8. Y. Douds
Elwood City
Miss Allen
Birthday Surprise at Mt Hermon Honors Mrs Irrank Henry
Pleasant surprise honoring Mrs Irrank Henry last Saturday featured a social day and a noon picnic. Attendees included Mrs John Forbes Mrs Walker Book Mrs David Wright and several others plus children. Church notes report services at Hermon next Sunday led by Rev R C Offutt and a Christian Endeavor at 7 30 pm. The W C T U meets at Mrs Walker Book’s Thursday. About 35 Christian Endeavor members gathered at George Deans Monday for games and lunch. The Hint reunion is set for June 14 at Manning Hint’s home. Other notes mention local visits and family gatherings around Harlansburg McCaslin and New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irrank Henry
John Forbes
Walker Book
David Wright
Wm. Book
Sam Kildoo
John McCurdy
May Young
Leona
Wim. Wright
Loretta
Allen
Hermon
R. C. Offutt
Christian Endeavor
Oak Grove
Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Endeavor ‘Society
George Dean
Clare Brown
Harlansburg
J. E. Stoner
John Elder
Irwin Stevenson
Birdie Stevenson
New Castle
Everett McCracken
McCasiin
William Boak
Effie
Milton McCracken
Gaylord of
McCaslin
Samuel Kildoo
Quaker meeting urged broader shoes for charity
In New York a Friends meeting discussed sending cast-offs to the poor in the south and urged broader shoes with no high heels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Friends
Arabella Carter
Wolfeboro
N. H
A. B. Keigwin
Itchy Blister Condition Healed By Cuticura Soap Ointment
A patient from Ingienook Pennsylvania describes three months of severe body blisters and itching. After suffering red inflamed skin and bleeding from scratching, she reports relief following about a month of using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The notice invites free samples by mail with a request form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mary Zimmerman
Ingienook
Immigration Figures Returning to Normal
The flow of immigration to the United States shows a gradual return to normal as each month passes. Labor Department figures reveal 27,000 aliens landed in March, up 11 percent from February and 4 percent above March of the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
iIn Marelli
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Hint
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