Woman Feels 10 Years Younger After Pinkham's Compound
Letters from Louisville and Romayor praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief of weakness, nervousness, and bladder issues. Readers claim renewed energy and daily function, with buyers recommending the medicine to other women and inviting confidential inquiries to Lynn Mass.
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Louisville, Ky
Lydia E. Pinkham
Inize Willis
Bank St
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
President's Wife Reaches Rest as White House Strain Bites
Washington June 19 Mrs Woodrow Wilson under Dr Grayson orders rests at the White House. The president's wife, active in Washingtons alleys and executive duties, must conserve strength for the summers stay in Cornish New Hampshire starting June 28.
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Washington
White House
Carl Grayson
Woodrow Wilson
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Grayson
Cornish
N. H
Deaths of the Day Bernhardt William Welker
Bernhardt William Welker longtime Harbor road gardener died at home from valvular heart trouble at 9 30 Thursday morning. Aged 45, he lived in this city 12 years after moving from Pittsburg where he ran a confectionery. Survived by wife Maud and two children, plus three brothers and one sister. Remains to 408 Hillcrest avenue and funeral Saturday at 2 30 at Chambers residence, Oak Park cemetery interment.
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Maud Welker
James Bernhardt Welker
Catherine Welker
William Welker
Cleveland
Walter
State of Washington
Elmer
Welker
Elvena Geisler
Pittsburg
James Chambers
Hillcrest Avenue
Chambers
Oak Park Cemetery
Longtime City Resident John A Dalzell Dies at 76
John A Dalzell aged 76 died at the family home on Lafayette Street Thursday morning around 2:30. Death attributed to infirmities of age. Survived by his wife. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2:30 PM at the residence.
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John A. Dalzell
Lafayette Street
Warrant Issued for Norman Vandivort Murder Charge
Constable Orris presented information before Alderman Green under District Attorney Dickey instructions charging Norman Vandivort with murder. The warrant was issued for police to serve and will be read at Vandivort’s hospital bedside if his condition allows.
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Orris
Alderman Green
Dickey
Norman Vandivort
Vandivort
Lock-out at Continental and Commercial Bank Project
A large scale lock-out affects 27 700 workers in the Continental and Commercial bank building project. Employers act to enforce the lock-out, backed by lumber dealers and suppliers, with bonds forfeitable and blacklisting possible. The 20 story, block covering structure on Fifth Ave LaSalle Adams and Quincy has drawn repeated labor disputes since construction began.
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Continental and Commercial Bank
Building Trades Council
Employers’ Organization
Fifth Avenue
LaSalle, Adams and
Quincy Streets
Elks Plan New Home Described With Detailed Rooms
The Elks unveil intricate plans for a new lodge on Falls Street with separate entrances for men and women. The three story design features a loggia, reading rooms, dining areas, a kitchen, elevator, and balconies, plus a large oval lodge room on the third floor and colonial porch with four two story columns. Architect predicts plans ready for contractor soon and work to start this summer.
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Falls Street
the Elks
Suffragette Tries Again To Ruin Race At Ascot
A suffragist attempting to disrupt Ascot's race near Ladies Day caused a scene as crowd interest surged. A man seized a revolver knocked from the suffragist and fled into the crowd, eluding police. Prince Palatine won the event amid a day of high fashion and royal presence.
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Whalley
King George
Queen Mary
Miss Davison
Tracery
Belmont
Prince Palatine
Ascot Heath
Steadfast
Aleppo
Manuel
Portugal
Sweden
Hoaglin Left at Workhouse After Indeterminate Sentence
Sheriff Whaley went to the Allegheny county workhouse to move Oliver Hoaglin to the Western penitentiary but authorities would keep him if the sentence was definite. Judge Porter had given an indeterminate term of not less than 21 2 nor more than 6 years with time to be served after the former date depending on conduct. Whaley remained to consult Judge Porter to see if the sentence could be changed.
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Whaley
Allegheny County
Oliver Hoaglin
Western Penitentiary
Hoaglin
Porter
Judge Porter
Traction Company to Repair Tracks Urgently
Superintendent Paul of the traction company replies to a city order for paving along the street car company right of way. The company will immediately undertake the repairs with priority given to the Highlands district.
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Traction Company
Paul
The
Highland District
Aviation deaths mount as two new victims die
Berlin reports two more fatalities from an air crash at Johannisthal airfield. German airman Herr Khaftel and passenger Gibratz perished when the plane collapsed 600 feet above ground. The toll since flights began rises to 782.
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Berlin
Aviation
Herr Khaftel
Gibratz
Johannisthal Aerdome
Imperator Maiden Voyage Arrives in New York Harbor
The Hamburg American liner Imperator, the largest passenger ship afloat, arrived in New York on its maiden voyage from Cherbourg in seven days. It was cheered by other ships as it reached Quarantine last night and berthed this morning. The vessel carries 3,345 passengers and a crew of 1,801.
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National News Association
New York
Imperator
Cherbourge
Queen of the Seven Seas
Personal notices list visits and illness across towns
Mrs. Harry Cook of Sharon spent Wednesday with relatives in this city. Ed Edward of Youngstown visits Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Harris on North Cedar Street. Mrs. Mary Chaffee of East Washington Street leaves today for a two week visit with her sister Mrs. Baird of Columbus. Harold Parsons of Farrell, son of the late Rev. J. A. Parsons formerly of New Castle, is ill with diphtheria at his mother's home.
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Harry Cook
Sharon
Ed Edward
Youngstown
J. T. Harris
North Cedar Street
Mary Chaffee
East Washington Street
Baird
Columbus
Harold Parsons
Farrell
J. A. Parsons
New Castle
Arsenal Blazes in Naples Sparks $2 Million Loss
A large fire at the Naples arsenal caused $2,000,000 in damage as explosions rocked the building. The blaze began today and spread to stored explosives, triggering a series of terrifically loud blasts.
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Naples
Poisoned by weeds skin cure found with Cuticura
A man from McClellandtown Pennsylvania describes severe eczema with scales and swelling, deteriorating eyesight, and sleepless nights. He states relief and cure came from Cuticura Soap and Ointment after trying other remedies. An offer of samples and a Skin Book is included.
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McClellandtown
Samuel P. Lipscombe
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Davis McChesney Nuptials at Local Methodist Parsonage
Miss Anna E. Davis wed Chester Harrison McChesney at the Wampum Methodist parsonage on Wednesday afternoon. The couple, both well known in the area, shared a dinner with family afterward and began housekeeping on a farm near Wampum. The bride has taught in local schools and is admired by many friends.
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Wampum
Anna E. Davis
Chester Harrison McChesney
Olive A. Davis
Sue Coulter
F. M. Davis
Mr. McChesney
Wedding tonight at Edenburg home of Mr and Mrs Booksing
A wedding is planned for this evening at 8 o'clock at the Edenburg residence of Mr and Mrs Henry Booksing. The bride is Miss Lillian Booksing and she will wed Henry C Kanengeiser of Bessemer with Rev Lowry of Hillsville Methodist Church officiating. Attendants are Miss May Booksing and Paul Kanengeiser. A wedding dinner will follow and the couple will later travel to Canada before settling in Bessemer.
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Henry Booksing
Edenburg
Lillian Booksing
Henry C. Kanengeiser
Bessemer
Lowry
Hillsville Methodist Church
May Booksing
Paul Kanengeiser
Canada
Mrs Harbison Visitation in North Mill Street Residence
Mrs. John S. Harbison of San Diego California arrived Thursday as the guest of her sister Mrs. James Linton on North Mill street. She will remain for the summer visiting friends and relatives.
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John S. Harbison
San Diego
Cal
City
James Linton
North Mill Street
Harbison
Rochester Morals Committee Opposes Slashed Skirts
Police warn women wearing slashed skirts gauze hose and peek a boo waists to change or face arrest. The morals efficiency committee condemns fashion as immoral and indecent in Rochester Pennsylvania.
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Rochester
Morals Efficiency Committee
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