New Castle High School Leads In Vote Campaign
An ad campaign by the New Castle News with merchants and groups aims to win votes for a book gift and display. Readers are urged to concentrate efforts, buy subscriptions, and support local sponsors as contest results unfold with leaders listed and votes cast.
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New Castle News
Winter Bros
New Castle
James K. Love
Harry G. Eower
Sam H. McGoun
George Winter
New Castle High School
St. Mary'a Church
U. P
Lime Loss in Tuberculosis From Early JAMA Note
A 1974 JAMA excerpt discusses calcium loss in tuberculosis and pre tuberculosis stages, noting demineralization as a possible precursor. Eckman’s Alterative is presented as a safe, assimilable remedy aiding recovery when combined with rest and proper diet, with no opiates or habit forming drugs. The Eckman Laboratory of Philadelphia markets it.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Local Church and School Mentions From Fragmented List
A fragmented OCR list references multiple churches including Zion, St Joseph’s, Trinity, First M E, First Baptist, First Pres, and a Reformed Presbyterian group. It also mentions YWCA, a Public School, Children’s Home, Boy Scouts, Knights of Pythias, and various community groups and locations with unclear roles.
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A. M. BE
G. B
Lus Penny Jr
Pica
China
Miss Hilda Frisbee Returns Home From West Pittsburg
Miss Hilda Frisbee, a five month guest at W. A. Mc Mahon's home in West Pittsburg, has returned to Cleveland. Friends here regret her departure as Mrs. G. F. Pitzer and her Linesville children visit her mother, Mrs. Nancy Miller, after a Linesville trip with H. S. Miller and family.
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Hilda Frisbee
W. A. McMahon
Cleveland
G. F. Pitzer
Linesville
Nancy Miller
H.S. Miller
Lipman Sidelined by Foot Injury After Nail Incident
Willie Lipman is laid up with a sore foot after stepping on a nail. It is hoped no serious results will follow.
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Willie Lipman
Browns Enjoy Slippery Rock Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs W M Brown Dr Ross Brown Dr Thad Brown and Harry Brown spent Monday fishing at Slippery Rock with family members joining in the outing.
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W. M. Brown
Ross Brown
Thad Brown
Harry Brown
Slippery Rock
Local residents return from visits and family gatherings
Abner Gibson returns from New Castle visits relatives. Mrs J Giese and daughter Edna visit Beaver Falls Monday. Mrs J J Ricer spent Memorial Day with sister Mrs H A Anderson. Mr and Mrs Max Lipman return from Braddock. Mrs Henry Kress and Mrs Harry Watkins back from Pittsburgh. Mrs J Witherow of Moravia plans trip to Pacific coast. Wm Henry visits Pittsburg after playground opening. Milo Gibson dines with A J Casady. Pearl Stewart of New Castle visits her parents. Andy Sidik, the lost boy, returned to Ashland Avenue Mahoningtown. Mr and Mrs McElravy and daughter Helen visit Pittsburg. Mr and Mrs John Free and children return from Turtle Creek. G E Fennells of New Castle visit W G Howell. F L Pitzer and family and John Pitzer and family supper in Cascade Park grove. Miss Frieda and Bertha Zellman return to Pittsburgh after visiting brother Henry Zellman. Mr and Mrs Stamp, Mrs Shields and Miss Lucy Harding luncheon guests at Clyde Sanders home.
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J. Giese
Edna
Beaver Falls
J. J. Ricer
H. A. Anderson
Max Lipman
Braddock
Henry Kress
Harry Watkins
Pittsburg
J. Witherow
Moravia
Pacific Coast
Wm. Henry
Milo Gibson
A. J. Casedy
Pearl Stewart
New Castle
Andy Sidik
Ashland Avenue
Mahoningtown
McElravy
Helen
John Free
Turtle Creek
G. E. Fennells
W. G. Howell
F. L. Pitzer
John Pitzer
Grove
Cascade Park
Frieda
Bertha Zellman
Henry Zellman
Stamp
Shields
Lucy Harding
Clyde Sanders
Westminster Funds Approved for Churches and Seminaries
The United Presbyterian Church assembly in Loveland California allocated funds for education. The board of education receives 6000 dollars and 2000 dollars each to Pittsburgh and Xenia seminaries. About 31000 dollars will go to Cooper, Monmouth, Muskingum, Tarkio and Westminster colleges. The body plans to meet in Cleveland next year. Estimated church income next year is 525000 dollars.
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Loveland
Cal
General Assembly of the
United Presbyterian Church
Board of Education
Pittsburg
Xenia
Cooper
Monmouth
Muskingum
Tarkio
Westminster Colleges
Cleveland
Don’t Mistake The Cause Know It Kidney Pills Ad
A New Castle testimonial touts Dean’s Kidney Pills for backache and kidney distress. Mrs. M. Montgomery reports puffiness under the eyes fading and stronger back after use. price 50 cents at dealers.
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New Castle
Dean
Teuton Line Fails To Hold Longer In Galicia
Russian critics see halt of Austro German drive on the San river as the start of the end of the Przemysl and Lemberg campaign. The Bourse Gazette foresees Teutons in retreat and a Russian edge due to numerical superiority. Austrian forces retreat south of the Dniester with heavy losses and over 26 000 prisoners captured in the last fortnight.
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Francis Lavelle Murray
Petrograd
San River
Przemysl
Lemberg
Galicia
Bourse Gazette
Teutons
San
Pilica
Upper
Vistula
Dneister River
War Office
War Of Nations Echo In Milwaukee
Milwaukee's Little Italy with about 20,000 residents plans an appeal for a new trial after a German jury convicted three Italians of holding up a saloon keeper. Sentences were twelve years for two defendants and ten years for the third. The men deny confessions and testified of threats by jailer Joseph Zuber.
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Milwaukee
Wis
W. C. Zabel
Italy
Chicago
Hartman
Laubenheimer
Joseph Zuber
Memorial Service Held in Harlansburg for Comrade Kneram
On May 31 at 1 30 p m a memorial service in Harlansburg honored Comrade Samuel Kneram. Soldiers and local citizens attended a procession led by the cornet band to Baptist burial ground and decorated graves with flowers. The church program included prayers, music, recitations, and an address by Comrade J L Pounds.
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Sons of Veterans
Harlansburg
Chaplain Kerr
Effie Winner
Edna McMurray
Clara B. Cameron
J. L. Pounds
Rev. L. A. Snering
Head of her class Miss Mummert’s record at Johns Hopkins
York, Pa., June 2. For sixteen years Miss Mabel Mummert led every class she entered. Now she heads the intermediate class of student nurses at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, continuing a flawless academic record from York grade schools through high school and Millersville Normal.
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York
Mabel Mummert
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mummert
Geo. Mummert
York Safe and Lock Company
Pennsylvania State Normal School
Millersville
York Public
West Pittsburg Opens Children's Playground
West Pittsburg Pa June 2 The children's playground here was formally opened with ceremonies a parade led by the local band followed by exercises at the playground Short addresses were given by William McMahon and J R Howell Free lemonade was served The playground features a merry go round see saws slides and a tent and is described as one of the finest in the region
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West Pittsburg
William McMahon
J. R. Howell
Picnic in Mo ravia Draws West Pittsburg Guests
A group from West Pittsburg enjoyed a picnic dinner near Mo ravia on Monday. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. V. C. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pitzer and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Pitzer and daughter, Mrs. Henderson and children, Mrs. Arch Snodgrass and daughter, Misses Agnes Foley Hilda Frisbee Carrie Casedy Charlotte Carson Margaret Book Mrs. Benn, Francis and Denny Foley Chas Pitzer Percy Weaver and Scott Carson.
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West
Memorial Day Baseball Doublebill At Local Park
Two Memorial Day games drew crowds as Ellwood Crescents faced the local M. E. team in a 6 to 9 defeat and later the locals overturned the Crescent lineup 5 to 9. Voters for both teams added to the afternoon drama with a lively atmosphere.
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Ellwood Crescents
M. E
Crescents
Neighbors’ Crops Destroyed by Frost Except McCart Garden
Thomas McCart claims his corn and other garden products escaped injury while neighbors’ crops were ruined by a recent frost. He offers his only explanation as his being a son of St. Patrick and cannot account for the miracle.
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Thomas McCart
St. Patrick
Trains Jump Track South of West Pittsburg Cause Tie Damage
A pair of B and O locomotives jumped the track at the crossing south of West Pittsburg Sunday evening. Over two hundred railroad ties were damaged and the obstruction took some time to clear. The following trains were rerouted to the opposite track.
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West Pittsburg
Special Train For Decoration Day Trips
A special P. and L. E. train will run between this place and New Castle to serve Decoration day traffic. The service enables locals to visit Cascade park and return home at a reasonable time.
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This Place
New Castle
Cascade Park
Mrs. Pitzer Hosts M. E. Aid Society Meeting
Mrs Frank L Pitzer of Center avenue will entertain the ladies of the M E Aid society Friday afternoon at her home.
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Frank L. Pitzer
Center Avenue
M. E. Aid Society
Portland guest Clyde Fields at Gibson home Sunday
Clyde Fields of Portland Ore. was a dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Gibson Sunday.
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Clyde Fields
Portland Ore
Milo Gibson
Weekend and Holiday Visitors Reach Across Towns
Ruth Graham visited Pittsburg on Saturday while Carl Fields Blaine Gibson and relatives of Gibson visited Sunday. James Book and family stayed with Mr and Mrs Chas Johnson on Monday. Brooks Grisailles visited Center Avenue hotel over Sunday with friends. Zellman sisters from Pittsburg spent Memorial Day with brother Henry Zellman. Ella Galbreath of Wampum visited sister Mrs Paul Voland. Alec Johnson of Sharon and his wife visited their parents Mr and Mrs Chas Morrow. Dal Gibson Armstrong Stevenson Roy Caseby Lizzie Lilly Morrow Marie Nellie Yoho attended Newport ice cream social Friday. Saturday evening guests in New Castle included J W McElravy daughter Helen Sonneborn Mrs A J Casedy Dale Gibson Denny Foley Carl Cochran and Chester Llewellyn.
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Ruth Graham
Pittsburg
Carl Fields
Blaine Gibson
S. James Book
Chas. Johnson
Brooks Grisailles
Center Avenue Hotel
Zellman
Henry Zellman
Ella Galbreath
Wampum
Paul Voland
Alec Johnson
Sharon
Chas. Morrow
Dale Gibson
Armstrong Stevenson
Roy Caseby
Lizzie
Lilly Morrow
Marie
Nellie Yoho
Newport
New Castle
J. W. McElravy
Helen
Sonneborn
A. J. Casedy
Denny Foley
Carl Cochran
Chester Llewellyn
Archdeacon Francis I. Taylor Dies in Erie at 64
Archdeacon Francis I. Taylor of the Erie diocese collapsed and died at his home after delivering the Memorial Day address in Union City. Believed to be due to over-exertion leading to heart failure.
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Erie
Francis I. Taylor
Protestant Episcopal Church
Union City
Through California Expositions by Burlington Route
A vintage travel pitch promotes two California expositions and a daylight through service from Denver via Colorado Springs Pike's Peak Pueblo Royal Gorge to California. It highlights Glacier National Park or Yellowstone return routes and offers planning help with pictures maps and schedules.
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California
Colorado
Utah
Burlington
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Pueblo
Royal Gorge
Salt Lake City
Glacier National Park
Yellowstone Park
W.B
Przemysl Bombarded as 42 Centimeter Guns Open Fire
Amsterdam reports two 42 centimeter guns in place before Przemysl and firing on the fortress. Vienna notes Russia has sent 500,000 fresh troops to Galicia behind the Dniester to halt the Austro German advance and defend the Przemysl position. The Austrian war office sees recapture of Galician territory as inevitable despite Russian reinforcements. On Italy, no general battle yet. Austrian commanders report minor skirmishes favoring their forces. General Borovitch takes lead on the Servian front.
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Amsterdam
Przemysl
Berlin
Vienna
Via
Russia
Dneister
Galicia
San
Przemys
Austrian War Office
Archduke Eugene
Dankl
Rohr
Borovitch
Lutherans Plan Universal Hymnal Across Denominations
Delegates at the General Synod convention approved plans for a universal Lutheran hymn and service book of 600 hymns chosen from 26 hymnals in the U S and Britain. The book will use common plates for the General Synod United Synod of the South and General Council. Joint committees will also prepare shared Sunday school literature.
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Akron. O
Lutheran Church
General Synod of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church
United States
Great Britain
General Synod
United Synod of the South
General Council of the Lutheran Church
General Council
Coconut Oil Shampoo Benefits Its Simplicity
An old advice piece praises using pure coagulated coconut oil as a gentler shampoo. It argues soap harms hair by drying the scalp, and recommends moistening hair with water and rubbing in oil to produce a rich lather that cleanses and leaves hair silky and manageable. The oil is inexpensive and widely available.
Men's Sleeping Garments and Pajamas Catalog Listing
A catalog-style advertisement details men’s sleeping garments and boys’ nightwear with prices. Items include long sleeve collarless night shirts in muslin and twisted fabrics from 75c to 1.50, extra long and silk-trimmed variants, one-piece crepe pajamas at 1.00, madrasses and percales pajamas at 1.00, silk trimmed night shirts at 1.50, crepe pajamas 1.50, silk mull trimmed options from 2.00 to 3.50, and boys’ night shirts 50c or pajamas 75c to 1.00.
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Madras
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Washington St
Mill Streets
NEW Castle Pharmacy
Abner Gibson
Westminster
U. P. Gen. Assembly
Teuton
Portland, Oregon
Lutherans Plan
Universal Hymnal
Paisley Pharmacy
Ester’ Optical Shop
Brown Hamilton Cgo
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Edmund Breese
Dan McGrew
Robert W. Service
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