United Doctors Promote Non Surgical Cure At New Castle
A public appeal extols non surgical treatment by the United Doctors in New Castle at 109 East Washington street. A Ft McKinley man credits the method with curing a five year hydrocele and back and kidney pain after other doctors urged operation, noting lower cost and ability to work during treatment. The ad lists conditions claimed responsive to their therapies.
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United Doctors
New Castle Institute
East Washington Street
Perry E. Holler
Ft. McKinley
Heller
Injury claim filed after suburban street accident
Robert McLeod of the St. Charles hotel asks councils for compensation for injuries from a fall he suffered when stepping off the Liberty street subway in the Seventh ward. He strained his ankle after lighting on unlighted streets left him unable to judge the sidewalk width, causing a five foot drop to the paving. The claim was referred to a committee for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McLeod
St. Charles Hotel
Councils
Liberty Street
Seventh Ward
Repairs Begin on Mahoning River Covered Bridge
Work progresses slowly on repairs to the Mahoning River bridge at Montgomery avenue. Contractors demolish the damaged stone abutment with a half dozen workers on site. County commissioners consider a small bridge over the river’s deepest ford at Gardner avenue to serve teamsters.
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Mahoning
Montgomery Avenue
Gardner Avenue
Kilkenny district sewer plan brought to council
At last night's council meeting a resolution was passed instructing the city engineer to prepare plans and specifications for a possible sewer system for the Kilkenny district. The land is very low and presents a difficult engineering problem as there is no sewer system currently serving the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilkenny
Seventh Ward
Reverend Gordon Aims for Allegheny College Tennis
Rev. S. M. Gordon of the Seventh Ward Methodist church trains on the Seventh Ward tennis court for a trip to Allegheny College next week where he hopes to challenge college stars. He practices regularly and shows notable ability on the court.
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S. M. Gordon
Seventh Ward
New Globe Demand After Seventh Ward Lights Slated
An inspection shows many electric light globes in the Seventh ward district have been demolished during a period of lights being off. When the lights are reactivated, a substantial supply of new globes will be required to restore full illumination.
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Seventh Ward
Flooded district still not cleared near race track
Post flood in March left houses torn from foundations still half demolished. No cleanup progress has occurred as residents await reconstruction and authorities respond.
New All Steel Box Cars Backed on Siding Near Plant
A solid train of all steel freight cars used by the Pennsylvania railroad for auto transport was backed on a siding near the Standard Steel car plant yesterday. The cars are new box car type.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Standard Steel Car
City to seek bids for East Clayton street sidewalk grading
Councils last night instructed the city clerk to advertise for bids to grade sidewalks on East Clayton street from Cedar street to Newell avenue.
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Clayton Street
Cedar Street
Newell Avenue
Local notices and visits fill Edenburg town scene
Harry Gilmore visits Edenburg on Monday while Mrs. Daugherty returns from Salisburg and James Coates moves from Chicago to Joliet. Several residents report illnesses or visits, including Miss McIlheny from Green and Miss Reeseman from Kittanning. Cascade division meets at 7:30. other items note store work, summer travel, and local shifts.
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Harry Gilmore
Edenburg
J. R. Daugherty
Salisburg
James Coates
Chicago
Joliet
Lewis Wettich
Clayton Street
A .C. Lynch
North Liberty Street
Pittsburg
Cascade Division
WL. E
A. L
Wabash Avenue
Greenville
Elsie Curran
George Meyer
I. R. Zahniser
Elizabeth Crumpton
A. D. Newell
Liberty Street
M. L. Wallace
Madison Avenue
Hazel Dell
Clarinda Wallace
Birmingham
Ruth Reeseman
Kittanning
Lucille Daly
Shuler Piiler
William Stansfield
Rochester
N. Y
Walter Stansfield
John Hodge
Hodge and Smith
Grocers
Mt. Jackson
E. M. Townsend
Elder Wallace
State College
Agnes, Walters
J. R. McGuire
Cedar Street
Emma Ray
North Cedar Street
Butler
Penna-Bo Lodge
Elizabeth Whitmarsh
Westminster
Late News Of The Railroads
The Pennsylvania Company handles vast freight in local yards with nineteen crews. night shifts often end with unfinished tasks. Ore traffic lags behind other through freight which is rising. Spring business on roads into New Castle is stronger than before, suggesting first half 1908 will exceed the prior peak year 1907. In Youngstown yards, 42 yard engines operate while New Castle's 19 exclude Mahoningtown engines.
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Pennsylvania Company
New Castle
Youngstown
Pennsylvania
Mahoningtown
Assistant night yardmaster to take vacation to St Louis
Lois Sharrock and his wife and daughter plan a week long trip starting next week visiting St Louis and other western points while on vacation from Lake Erie at New Castle Junction.
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Lois Sharrock
Lake Erie
New Castle Junction
St. Louis
Western Points
Yard Work Runs Smooth Amid Patterson Vacation
Charles Patterson on a two week vacation leaves Harry Gormley in charge at Westside Pennsylvania yards. Gormley handles the duties with the same efficient style, keeping the yard operations steady during the absence.
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Charles Patterson
Westside
Pennsylvania
Harry Gormley
Charles Fleming Sets Off on Vacation Tour of Midwest
Charles Fleming assistant yard master in Eastside Pennsylvania yards departs next Monday for a multi city vacation. He will visit Chicago return to Cleveland then travel to Buffalo to conclude his annual trip.
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Charles Fleming
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo
Fireman Robert Stuart Set to Return to Work Soon
Robert Stuart a Pennsylvania road fireman has nearly recovered from mumps and plans to resume duties in about a week. He is visiting in Sharon for a few days.
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Robert Stuart
Pennsylvania
Sharon
Harvey Carpenter Resigns as Erie Crossing Watchman
Harvey Carpenter who served for several months as the watchman at the Erie crossing on West Washington Street resigns to accept a janitorial job at a local church.
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Harvey Carpenter
Erie Crossing
West
Washington Street
Neece Couple Passes Week in Chicago on Vacation
Walter J. Neece a Pennsylvania brakeman and his wife are in Chicago for a week as part of Mr Neece vacation. They are enjoying the city sights and local hospitality during their short stay, marking a rare leisure break from work.
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Walter J. Neece
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Mr. Neece
Pennsylvania and B O to Begin Bi Monthly Pay in July
The Pennsylvania will implement a bi monthly pay system in July, with Baltimore and Ohio following suit. The move signals adjustments in payroll cycles for these railway and state systems, aligning payment schedules for employees.
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Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Activities and Moves Around Mahoningtown Community
Local residents share travel, visits, and family news in Mahoningtown and surrounding areas. Mrs. A C Lynch and son Thomas head to Conneaut Lake. several families plan trips, church groups meet, and gatherings mark upcoming Children's Day exercises.
Thompson's Kidney Tablets Promised Quick Relief
A patent remedy touts Thompson's Kidney Tablets as a rapid fix for kidney trouble including rheumatism scanty urine sciatica Bright's disease and other distress. It guarantees results from the first box with money-back refunds via Geo W Clutton New Castle or A C Hydes Mahoningtown and offers mail order from Thompson Medical Company Titusville Pa.
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Thompson
Bright
Geo. W. Clutton
New Castle
A. C. Hyde
Mahoningtown
Thompson Medical Company
Titusville
Frost damages large area of Erie County crops
Farmers arriving in Erie from eastern Erie County report a heavy frost last night destroying many small vegetables. Potatoes and beans turned black and fields ruined, with Le Boeuf creek valley and near Lake Pleasant hardest hit. Plantain and garden damage noted. fruit crops largely spared due to advancement.
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Erie
le Boeuf Creek
Lake Pleasant
Hebrew Association Holds Open Meeting in Beaver Valley
About 150 attendees from Beaver Valley towns including McKeesport Pittsburg New Castle Sharon Sewickley and surrounding areas gathered at Hananer’s hall for an open meeting of the Young Men’s Hebrew Association a newly organized society aiding the Hebrew race in the Beaver Valley.
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United
GAR
Clutton’s
Java
A. W. Treadwell
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
Kew Castle
J. Weinberg
Bell
S. Mercer St
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
David Wortley
Sunbury Pa
Seventh Ward News
Grace McIlheny
Sharrock
A. C. Lynch
Thomas
Conneaut Lake
M. E
Viola Miller
William Wallace
George Meyers
J. M. Yates
Grove City
H. G. Coates
Greyson
Wayne Street
Chicora
Butler County
Coates
Smith
Vorman
Helen
Stright
Monica Agan
Devil’s Backbone
P. L. Humphrey
Lafayette Street
Humphrey
J. P. Sturm
C. W. Forest
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Newell
Troy
Sarah Newell
B. of L. F E
Weitz Lot
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Washington St
Croton Ave
Madras
Charlies
Puy
Bates’ Seersucker
Chambray
Krinkley
Cc Hill
Cabot and
Hope
Sc Yard
New Castle Dry Goods Company
Erie County
J. C. McCready Bell
Citizens Phone
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