Franciscan order marks seven centuries of service
The seventh centennial of the Franciscan order is celebrated worldwide this summer. Since 1209 when St. Francis of Assisi and his first followers received papal approval, the order has grown to about 16,900 Friars Minor with 8,103 priests and 1,537,000 tertiaries, many in religious communities operating schools, orphanages, hospitals and charities. The Intermediary general chapter convenes at Portiuncula Assisi with the general definitors to be seated. The Very Rev Leonard Nen Eirchen, GO, F M, former missionary at Mount of Olives, attends as term nears end.
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St. Francis of
Sata Maria Dolel Angell
Portiuncula
Assia
Seneral
Leonard Nen- Eirchen
F. M
Holy Laws
Mount &T
Sepulchre
Brookland
J. C
America
Order of Friars Minor
St. Francis
Third Order
Gecti- J
Rexall Regulator Advert for Constipation Relief
An old advertisement promotes Rexall Regulator or Rexall Orderlies as a safe laxative, claiming quick relief without nausea and suitable for children and dedicated persons. It urges readers to try the product at Paisley’s Pharmacy with two sizes offered.
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Rexall
Pittsburg Street
Crown
Washington Street
Seventh Ward Personalities and Moves
Seventh Ward notes list residents in transit and illness across Pittsburg area. C W Davis visits Pittsburgh. Mrs. Hildebrand on sick list. W S Shaffer visits Middleton. Boother and family move to Huron. Helen Walters improving. McCandlesa relocates to Clayton. Wallace recovering. Mary Chambera to Pulaski visit. Mrs. Smith confined by illness. Longacre returns from Del Rey. Charles Merrill a Pittsburg visitor. Tay Nhedes wins position at American Can. Charles Martino home from Hazel Dell for funeral. Albert Freed secures UW & O job. Mrs. Dulstan visiting Mt All. Powers improving. Grace Williams to visit in Vulashi. Ada Kelzel and Kate Longacre visiting Cleveland and West Mattson.
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Br. C. W. Davis
Weat Pittasburg
Guy Hildebrand
Wabash Avenue
W. S. Shaffer
Clayton Street
Middleton
Hori
Jesse Boother
Huron Avenue
Helen Walters
Tog. McCandlesa
I Madison Avenue
FG. Wallace
West Pittaburg
Misa Mary Gbambera
Pulaski
J. E McWilliams
George
Rock Point
FB. Smith
West Wabash Avenue
Hiness. Co
Albert Longacre
Weat Cherry Street
del Rey
Charles Merrill
West Pittsburg
Seventh Ward
Tay Nhedes
Cedar Street
American Can Works
Labt
Charles Martino
Hazel Dell
Albert Freed
Montgomery Avenue
Grace Wiuliaes
Claytonstreet
Vulashi
Ada Kelzel
Cleveland, C
I. H. Kelzel
West Mattson Avenue
Kate Longacro
Cherry Street
Czar to Have a Strong Body Guard
United Press reports preparations in Naples for the czar’s Italian visit. Maxim Hrarky, a dismissed Russian author, reportedly to be deported from Capri as the czar travels, with thousands of soldiers and police assigned to guard each mile of the journey.
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United Press
Naples
Jona
Russia
Italy
Secret Service
Exar
Taly
Maxim Hrarky
Ywill
Usland
Capri
Czar
Locals gather for visitors and church service amid springtime events
M'Oaslin Tall Hawk of Enegry spent Sunday with relatives while Samel Hicheal of Grave City visits friends. Miss Sarah Stankard joined Memorial Day relatives in New Castle. Mint Melissa Merkathorn returned home after a few days in Volant. Thomas Rumbaugh and family passed through Vidant. Services at Neghannock-Unite Presbyterian Church next Sunday at 2:30 PM with Sunday school at 1:30.
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Tall Hawk
Enegry
Samel Hicheal
Grave City
Sarah Stankard
New Castle
Mint Melissa Merkathorn
Volant
Thomas Rumbaugh
Vidant
Neghannock
Unite Presbyterian Church
Horse Trade Crackdown Bans Selling Worn Horses
A new state law prohibits owners from offering for sale or selling horses that are debilitated diseased or lame and cannot be worked without cruelty violations. It also bars riding driving or transporting such horses on public ways except for humane treatment and medical needs. Violators face misdemeanors fines and jail. The measure empowers officers to enforce the act and aims to curb roving horse traders who exploit elderly or infirm horses.
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United States
Novel Use for Mail Order Catalogues in English Schools
English schools for foreigners in the Mahoning and Shenango valleys and Pittsburg valley now use mail order catalogues as teaching texts. The catalogs ease learning of American language and daily affairs through illustrations and familiar content, seen as an excellent educational tool.
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Mahoning
Shenango Valieys
Pittsburg Valley
Ladies, Beatty touts youth with Parisian Sage
An old advertisement urges women to restore youth using Parisian Sage hair product sold at Geo. W. Clutton in New Castle. Claims include dandruff removal in two weeks, stopping hair loss, soothing itching, and giving soft glossy hair. notes a 20 cent price and a guarantee.
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New Castle
Geo.w. Clutton
America
Sage
Eve
Forester seeks teachers aid in study of tree phenology
The United States forester asks teachers nationwide to collaborate with the forest service in gathering data on when trees leaf, blossom, and fruit. Volunteers will record leafing times and fruiting stages to aid practical forestry, with forms and guidance provided on request.
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United States
Reston
Forest Service
Furma
Portland Chamber Files Complaint Over Freight Rates
The Portland chamber of commerce filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission asking for declaration of unreasonable and unjust freight rates between Portland and points serving the city. The action targets Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co. Grogan Short Line Union Pacific Washington Idaho Railway and others alleged to operate in concert to restrain trade.
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United Press
Portland, Ore
Circus Coming to Mahontigtown Near Dennaylya Roundhouse
An advance notice announces a circus show for Seventh Ward, to perform at Mahontigtown near the Dennaylya roundhouse on Mars day with the main event planned for the following Thursday.
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Mahontigtown
Srands
Dennaylyamin
Krall Ground Baptismal Event Shrouded in Mystery
A garbled report notes a local religious gathering involving three churches and a Seventh War era group. It mentions Krall and a ground event tied to a club in the city, with unclear references to teams and scores. Further readable names include Ute and Malondgtowi.
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Ute Teuns
Flags to Move and Display in Capitol Rotunda
Pennsylvania plans to move 400 battle flags from the old executive building to glass display cases in the Capitol Rotunda before the next Memorial Day. Adjutant General Thomas J Stewart oversees the project, aiming to preserve flags from the Revolution, War of 1812, Mexican War, Civil War, and Spanish War alongside service banners.
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Pennsylvate
Tte
United States
Lida
Executive
Chestu Library
Musewm
Tarde Ot Coom
Thomas J. Stewart
Massachusetts
Boston
Tarrisburg
Local Hospital Patient Recovers From Appendicitis
William Brown of Montgomery and Jane were reported to be recovering after a recent appendicitis operation at New Castle Hospital. The Kansas City Journal notes a sharp quote about money in a humorous aside.
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Tecovering
Willam Brown
Montgomery
Jane
New Castle Hospital
Nothing to Pay Cure Claim for Catarrh and Consumption
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a guaranteed five minute cure for catarrh and consumption. It describes a medicated air inhaler made from giant isalypins in ancient Australia and promises rapid relief, a lifetime Narud, and a £1.00 bottle with money back guarantees from Geo. W Chatton in New Castle.
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Australia
New Castle
Geo. W Chatton
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Jin Kenmar
Beatty
National Forester
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Capitol Rotundo
Kansas City Journal
Milona
First National Bank
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E. Washington St
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Herb D. McGoun
Citizens National Bank
Corner Mill
Washington
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Edward T. Kurtz
J. Norman Martin
John H. Preston, Chas. H. Andrews
Samuel McCreary
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