Tanlac Forges Relief for Elmer Freeze Back Pain
Elmer Freeze of Mahoningtown near New Castle says Tanlac cured his back pain and boosted his energy. The tonic purifies the system, strengthens the blood, and quickl y eases nervousness indigestion and other common complaints. Sold at Love and Begown’s drug store 201 East Washington Street New Castle.
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Elmer Freeze
Mahoningtown
New Castle
Elmer
Tanlac
Love’ Andegown’s
East
Washington Street
Ellwood City Seeks Annexation Of Beaver County South Sector
Residents of Ellwood City’s Little Italy area advocate annexation of a Beaver County portion to the borough to gain municipal services. The plan would require paving streets extending sewers and extending police protection, while potentially adding over a thousand residents and increased tax base. A county line district lacks water sewage health regulations and sanitation. A committee will report at the next council meeting on the petition.
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Little Italy
Division Avenue
Beaver County
West End
Five legged Colt at Wilson Farm Might Be Exhibited
Ellwood City June 20 The five legged colt born on George Wilson's farm near the city draws offers from exhibition firms and circuses. Wilson plans to keep it longer, then possibly sell. The extra leg survived a veterinary option as part of the animal. once a work horse, it is expected to become a valuable show piece.
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Ellwood City
George Wilson
Wilson Stop
Wilson
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children
A promotional notice touts Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for feverishness headache bad stomach teething disorders and bowel regulation. It claims relief within 24 hours and praises its pleasant taste with over 10 000 testimonials. Sold by all druggists 25 cents sample mailed free Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
Wonderoil antiseptic promoted for children remedies
Mothers praise Wonderoil as a safe antiseptic for children offering quick relief from croup colds chest pains and throat and lung applications. Sold in 25 cent boxes by McKee's Kut Rate Pharmacy and others with endorsements from Dr W B MacBain of Dayton Ohio. Free sample offer via M E Raymond Inc Ballston Spa NY.
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McKee
Kut Rate Pharmacy
W. B. MacBain
Dayton, C
M. E. Raymond, Inc
Ballston Spa
N. Y
Believe Furnaces Abandoned In Ellwood City
The Shelby Steel Tube company will need more land for a third plant addition but now appears to abandon blast furnaces plans. Grading proceeds on land owned by the company as it expands tube production and uses steel from U.S. Steel holdings. Gardens on the hillside employer plots face space limits amid grading for new buildings.
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Ellwood City News Co
Ellwood Cy
Shelby Steel Tube Company
Ellwood City
Burnstown
Tube
U. S. Steel Company
Well Known Ellwood City Woman Dies
Mrs. Amelia Lewis, 59, of Ellwood City, died Sunday after a long diabetes illness. Born in Wales on February 8, 1857, she married Alfred Lewis 41 years ago and the couple moved to the United States. She leaves her husband and nine children including Thomas A. Lewis and Mrs. Elizabeth Grant of Detroit, William Lewis of Cleveland, and others in Ellwood City. A Free Methodist, she was active in church work. Funeral services are held today at the Free Methodist Church, led by Rev. A. H. M. Zahniser.
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Ellwood City
Alfred Lewis
This City
Amelia Lewis
Wales
Thomas A
Elizabeth Grant
Detroit
William Lewis
Cleveland
May Miller
Carrie Knight
Council Set To Pass Sewer Ordinance In Ellwood City
Ellwood City bor ough council will hold a special meeting to pass an ordinance for a Spruceway sewer needed by a new building. The project replaces the planned Eighth street sewer and other matters will be addressed tonight.
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Ellwood City
Spruceway
Eighth Street
Naughty Couple Pay Their Fines in Ellwood City
Ellwood City residents Mildred Johnson and Miller Mike were arrested in the McCandless building on Fourth Street for disorderly conduct. Mildred paid five dollars and costs while Miller paid ten dollars and costs to secure their release.
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Ellwood City
Mildred Johnson
Mike
Miller
McCandless
Fourth Street
Mildred
Griffiths Pupils Give Entertaining Recital at Ellwood City
A large audience packed First Presbyterian Church in Ellwood City to hear a recital by the pupils of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Griffiths. The program was described as clever and entertaining, with full details noted in last night's News.
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Ellwood City
First Presbyterian Church
R. T. Griffiths
Two Meetings In Same Room At Same Time In Ellwood City
In Ellwood City on June 20 the board of trade and the borough council plan meetings at the city building council chamber. Both groups schedule sessions tonight, forcing a clash with council holding priority. The board of trade faces likely disruption as details of its agenda remain unclear.
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Council
Board of Trade
Ellwood City
Borough Council
Council Chamber
Grocery Stores To Close Wednesday In Ellwood City
Ellwood City residents will have to shop before noon as all grocerymen and butchers close at noon for a half day midweek holiday. Stores will maintain this rule for the remainder of the summer to give clerks a weekly half holiday.
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Ellwood City
Series Of Dances Planned By Club
Ellwood City residents will enjoy biweekly dances this summer at the Country Club grounds dancing pavilion. A $5 subscription is required from members who wish to participate to finance the affairs.
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Ellwood City Country Club
Ellwood City
Children’s Day Planned at United Presbyterian Church
Ellwood City Pa June 20 Children’s day will be celebrated at the United Presbyterian church here next Sunday. A fine program in which many of the children will take part is being arranged by a committee.
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Ellwood City
United Presbyterian Church
Anna Milligan Missionary Society Meeting Tonight
The Anna Milligan Missionary Society will meet in the church this evening to transact important business. A large crowd is expected. Walter Harris of Fifth Street has returned from visiting relatives in Sharpsburg. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Grieb and children returned home after a motor trip to Pittsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brenner and family of Harmony have returned home after a visit here. Mrs. William Butler of New Castle has returned home after visiting her father, Joseph Anderson.
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Ellwood City
Anna Milligan Missionary Society
Walter Harris
Fifth Street
Sharpsburg
J. L. Grieb
Pittsburg
Albert Brenner
Harmony
William Butler
New Castle
Joseph Anderson
Prisoners Save City Money on Road Work
Mayor A D Newell set a work proviso reducing costs. Ninety one men were sentenced to road work with eighty opting to shorten sentences by labor. Feeding and jail costs totaled 268 dollars, yielding a net city saving of 532 dollars compared with hiring laborers.
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A. D. Newell
Narrows Road
Police Officers Take Two Week Vacation Soon
Officers Wysner Fisher and Gaston begin their annual two week vacation. A humorous line warns that missing the target invites a larger one as the joke spreads through the department.
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Wysner, Fisher and Gaston
Wendell's Ambition Pills Ad From Wendell Pharmacal Co
An advertisement offers Wendell's Ambition Pills to cure nervousness fatigue and despondency. It promises relief within three days and a money back guarantee on the first box, with mail orders prepaid from Syracuse New York.
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Wendell
George W. Clutton
Geo. W. Clutton
Wendell Pharmacal Company, Inc
Syracuse
N. Y
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MceGoun
Brown & Hamilton
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Gaston Millinery
E. Washington St
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Washington St
Clutton
Washington S&t
St. Cloud
New Castile
En Iwood
Down Co
Colt
Wonderoil
Ellwood
Griffiths
U. P. Church
Anna Milligan
City
Newell
Road Gang
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Helmar
Heimar
Shenango Valley Hospital
New Castle and
Lawrence
Homer S. Williams
Home Furniture & Carpet
Neshannock Avenue
Chas. W. McClain
Mgr
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