Philadelphia Doctors Bring Health and Happiness
A feature extols the remarkable success of Philadelphia doctors whose medical work has brought relief and joy to numerous patients, improving health and wellbeing across the city.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
8
A feature extols the remarkable success of Philadelphia doctors whose medical work has brought relief and joy to numerous patients, improving health and wellbeing across the city.
The physicians treat nervous chronic and specialty diseases of men and women. They address stomach liver bowel kidney and bladder troubles rheumatism neuralgia nervousness piles and rectal diseases as well as skin and blood conditions with free consultation.
A reader letter describes a former patient who is now well and thriving. The note says the writer weighs ten pounds more than six months ago, works daily, eats and sleeps well, needs no more medicine, and expresses deep gratitude to the doctor for improved health.
A dance under J H Douglas lodge 222 and Evening Star lodge 471 B of R T will be held June 14 at Cascade Park dancing pavilion. Railroader families are invited and a large crowd is expected. In Mahoning school room 6 B every pupil is promoted to 7 B showing exceptional overall promotion rates.
The school closes for a vacation as pupils and teachers anticipate a pleasant break. The term ended successfully despite the building burning down, which delayed students but did not dampen progress for the fall return.
The S. C. W. Bible class of the Presbyterian church met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ella Wolford of Montgomery avenue. Attendance was very good and a pleasant social time followed with lunch served. Mrs. Wolford was assisted by Mrs. W. R. Carmichael.
An exceptionally fine program for Children’s Day will be held Sunday evening at Mahoning M. E. Church. The primary department of the school will lead and present the exercises before a large congregation is expected.
Reported decline in business activity on the B and O line after several weeks of exceptional gains. Fewer crews are employed to handle current demand, though hope for improvement remains for the near future.
A number of Seventh ward merchants are running a pony contest for ward children and strong interest is shown. Interest is expected to grow as the contest progresses.
Mrs Milo Gibson of West Pittsburg visits her sons Frank of North Cedar Street and Blaine of Newell Avenue before leaving for a two months stay in Oakland Iowa to be a guest of relatives.
The main post office in the upper city has received several new mail boxes. Officials expect one or two more to be placed there, a change welcomed by local residents.
The M M A A baseball team travels tomorrow afternoon to Beaver Falls with strong hopes of victory. Local supporters expect a win and a number of fans may join the trip to cheer the team.
Furloughed men from the Pennsylvania shop were paid yesterday at Mahoningtown station. The company intends to operate the shop with a reduced force in the future.
Mrs C P Pinkerton of West Madison Avenue returned today from Conneaut Lake where she attended the Eastern Star convention for the past week.
Pay checks from the Baltimore and Ohio line arrived in the city yesterday per schedule, triggering a notable uptick in money circulation and local spending activity.
Michael Pyle of Arlington hotel has purchased a touring car and has already received the vehicle. He is now busy learning to operate it.
Edward Dinsmore from North Beaver and Clem Cox from North Beaver were city visitors on Thursday. Carl Houk from North Liberty street visited Willow Grove yesterday. Victor Patterson from North Cedar street returned from Pittsburg. Mr and Mrs Robert Sheehy moved to Newell Avenue. Charles Wagner from East Madison avenue returned home from Youngstown Wednesday. George Mitchell of Pittsburg Dry Goods was a business visitor yesterday. T C Taylor from New Galilee spent Thursday with daughter Mrs C D Johnston. Lena Overlander of East Palestine is guest of Mrs Robert Wilson. Mrs Robert Hamilton and daughter Eila visited Pittsburg today. Maude Powers of Orville is visiting G C Brand family on West Clayton Street for two weeks. Urban Duvall of Bessemer completed a three weeks visit with grandparents on West Madison Avenue.
Alabama and Miss Ruby Garrett of New Bedford were guests of Mr and Mrs C D Johnston of Montgomery Avenue. Rev D C Whitmarsh and W O Whitmarsh returned from Toledo Ohio after attending a friend's funeral. Mr and Mrs D M Marshall and daughters Emma and Margaret of Wampum spent Thursday with Dr and Mrs H H Davis of North Cedar Street.
West Pittsburg meets New Castle Collegians on the local ground Saturday at 2 pm after changed plans. The Mahoningtown venue is no longer used for this game.
New slides arrived a few days ago enhancing the children's playground amusements and completing the grounds.
Mrs. F. L. Pitzer will entertain the M. E. Aid society with a picnic dinner at Leonards Run Friday afternoon, weather permitting.
Mrs M Gibson visits relatives in Mahoningtown. Miss Bertha Scavoni returns to activities after illness. Mr and Mrs J W McElravy visit New Castle. Donald Cleland of Rose Point visits grandmother Mrs Stickle. Mr and Mrs Ed Lowers of New Castle call on Miss Lauretta McLane. Mrs Joseph Getro and daughter from Swissvale visit Anna Jones of Center Avenue hotel. Mrs Fred Hellman and sons Carl and Dewane of Beaver Falls visit relatives A J Caseby. Mrs W G Howell Claude Sanders J R Howell and Kate George visit New Castle.
Workers drilling an artesian well in Argentina struck rich copper at a depth of 100 feet. The find could boost local mining prospects and spur further exploration.
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