Dyspepsia Biscuit Promises Quick Relief and Free Trial
An advertisement touts Dyspepsia Biscuit as stopping indigestion pain in two minutes with testimonials from officials and bankers. The creator claims a personal cure after twenty years and offers a free 25 cent package in exchange for 4 cents postage to Syracuse with dealer support in New Castle, Pa. Prepared as food and tablet forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Dept
Syracuse
N. Y
G. W. Clutton
New Castle
District M. E. Conference Meets in Sharon July 1 2
The annual Erie district M. E. conference will convene at Spearman Avenue Methodist Church Sharon on Monday and Tuesday July 1 and 2 presided by Douglas of New Castle. The program includes devotions lectures sermons reviews and class meetings with representative pastors and preachers required to report Monday at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
New Castle
Erie
Spearman Avenue Methodist
Sharon
Douglas
Ev. G
W. Phillips
W. H. Crawford
Allegheny College
Meadville
St. John
J. H. Hilliard
Slippery Rock
David Taylor
New Wilmington
W. P. Graham
Mercer
J. C. McDonald
T. W. Douglas
G. T. Robinson
Mission of Culture
A. B. Riker
D. D
Mt. Union College
Children's Day at West Pittsburg Church
Program for the M. E. church in West Pittsburg on Sunday evening at 7 30 features hymns readings recitations a flower drill and solo and quartet performances. Rev Womer gives the address and benediction with offertory for educating young ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
West Pittsburg
Womer
Daisy Casedy
Nellie Mitchell
Lily Friday
New Castle
Irene Shunk
Nellie Mitchel
Cathern Shunk
Florence McCoy
Martha Herberg
Grace Reed
Mary Bennett
Lottie Carson
W. Monday
James Brest
Fannie Jones
Rev. Womer
Jesus
Viola Bennett
Sadie Stevens
Martha Reed
God
Real Estate Transfers Noted in Recent Filings
Clair P. Dus hane transfers 0n Pittsburg Street lot 178 by 144 to John for 4000 dollars. Mike Buick sells Chewton lot to John Lopotka for 80 dollars. Thomas E. Smith deeds one acre in Hickory to Carrie Welsh for 1 dollar. Belmont Realty sells North Beaver Township lot to Sarah Geary for 98 dollars. Nancy Peebles sells 100 acres in Scott Township for 1 dollar. Clark Lewis sells Edenburg lot to Adda Hoover for 680 dollars. Ann Marshall sells Ellwood City lot to Peter Faurie for 800 dollars. Fred A. Nye sells Hazel Dell property to Robert Jackson for 1 dollar. Rebeca Nye sells Hazel Dell to Robert Jackson for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair P. DuShane
John
Custer
Pittsburg
Mike Buick
John Lopotka
Chewton
Thomas E. Smith
Carrie RB. Welsh
Hickory Township
Belmont Realty Company
Sarah Geary
North Beaver Township
Nancy Peebles
Thomas Peebles
Scott Township
Clark Lewis
Adda Hoover
Edenburg
Ann Marshall
Peter Faurie
Ellwood City
Fred A. Nye
Robert Jackson
Hazel Dell
Rebeca Nye
Fourth of July Celebration Planned at Walton Park
Walton park in North Highland will host the citys Fourth of July celebration. A committee on arrangements met Wednesday afternoon and named the volunteers and committees to organize the event.
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Walton
Fifth diphtheria case reported in week
A fifth diphtheria case in the past week is reported by the Director of Health Homer. The patient is 7 year old Lewis Yackluch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yackluch of 7 East Home Street.
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Homer
Lewis
Joseph Yackluch
No. 7
East Home Street
Pearson Building Ground Floor Room for Rent
Large room on ground floor with entrance on Neshannock Avenue offered with heat and light at $15 per month. Inquire Pearson's Cigar Store.
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Neshannock Avenue
Pearson’s
Jury Cannot Reach Verdict in Porter Assault Case
The jury failed to agree on the aggravated assault and battery charge against David C. Porter after a full day in the jury room. Foreman J. A. B. Walker reported no compromise, and Judge Porter discharged the panel and ordered recognizance renewed for the September term. Hoover testified Porter beat him after Hoover came to Porter's home to discuss a job, while Porter claimed insulting language was used.
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J. A. B. Walker
David C. Porter
Judge Porter
W. T. Hoover
Hoover
Porter
New Wilmington Plans New Sewage Disposal Plant
Civil Engineer G B Zahniser of New Castle visited to set the disposal plant site for the borough sewer system. The plant moves location 1000 feet beyond the previous site and uses a triple alternating device with septic tank and three filter beds totaling about one acre. Purified effluent will flow into the creek pending state sewer commission approval and permit.
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New Wilmington
The
Globe
G. B. Zahniser
New Castle
State Sewer Commission
Council
Kidnap Attempt Shocks Wellesley as Girl Rescued
Wellesley Massachusetts June 21 a daring kidnapping attempt disrupted a Dana Hall student Miss Dorothy Straine age 19. Her father Robert Straine of Boston and a woman named Mary Smith allegedly sought to seize her from Mrs Elizabeth Hurd’s home. Neighbors intervened rescuing her and Straine and the woman were detained.
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Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Dorothy Straine
Dana Hall
Elizabeth Hurd
Robert Straine
Boston
Mary Smith
Straine
Bishop Canevin Calls for Peter's Peace Collections
Bishop Canevin of the Pittsburg diocese urges all churches to take up special collections on Sunday June 30 titled Peter's Peace to support work in foreign countries. He cites European troubles and church resource strain, calling for liberal domestic contributions to fund administration and missionary labor worldwide. Pony Coats and related apparel advertised.
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Canevin
Pittsburg
Peter
Mrs Kaufman Found Guilty of Manslaughter
In Flandreau South Dakota Emma Kaufman of Lions Falls was found guilty of manslaughter in the first degree for the death of Agnes Poires, a 16 year old servant. The jury retired at 4 o clock.
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Flandreau
Emma Kaufman
Lions Falls
Agnes Poireis
Eagles organize an outing club for summer camp
The order of Eagles forms an outing club to provide open air life on the Slippery Rock banks. L. W. Perman is named superintendent as the camp operates all summer. Tents will be near the B R P railroad for easy return to the city.
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Order of Eagles
Slippery Rock
L. W. Perns
Sun Spots Examined By New Castle Residents
Many New Castle citizens examine large sun spots alleged to cause this spring’s cold weather. The spots, visible through smoked glass, lie on the sun’s right lower hemisphere and measure about 96 000 miles across.
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New Castle
Examinations for Parochial Teachers Set for July
The annual examinations for sisters who teach in parochial schools of this diocese will be held July 3. Teachers from this city will travel to Pittsburg for the exam and testing will occur at other locations throughout the diocese.
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Pittsburg
Linen Jacket Sale Cuts Prices Early This Year
A shop offers a single lot of linen jackets and suits with half price reductions. Original prices ranged from $7.50 to $25.00, now marked down to $3.75 to $12.50 to attract early shoppers.
New line of women hosiery offered at sale prices
A local retailer advertises a new line of women’s hosiery including fancy open work stockings boot tops and drop stitch stock ings offered at 25 cents with colored hosiery in tans blues pinks or plain black priced from 25 cents to 1 25.
Johnny Jones Hats sell new stock at cut price
Johnny Jones Hats offers new hats priced at 25 cents each, down from 650 cents, with all colors available.
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Johnny Jones
New White Wash Belts and Rubber Belts on Sale
Clothing item listing notes ladies belts in white wash silk and leather at 25c with a rack of silk and leather belts reduced to 15c Also mentions new rubber belts and belts offered in all shades in a retail rack.
Handkerchiefs as Latest novelty for ladies fashions
Handkerchiefs appear as a new novelty for ladies with colored rings dots or bars to match gowns and are embroidered in colors. Prices listed at 25e each.
Natural Hair Goods Pomps or Puffs to match your Hair
Advertises pomps and puffs for hair starting at 75 cents and up. Highlights selections named Pomps 75¢ and higher. Indicates ready availability for shoppers seeking affordable hair accessories.
New Spring Silks Offer Large Polka Dots
Textile shop advertises new silk fabrics with large blue or brown polka dot patterns priced at 50 cents per yard.
New Line of Children’s Parasols Offered
A new stock features children’s parasols priced at 25¢ and 50¢. Ladies parasols range from $1.50 to $5.50, available in silk or linen finishes.
Novent Petticoats Introduces Tight Fitted Tops and Ruffles
A new line of Petticoats named Novent debuts with tight fitted tops and full ruffles priced from $2.00 to $15.00. The collection emphasizes affordable fashion with varied styles for immediate purchase.
Summer Undermuslin Bargains for Ladies and Children
A sale offers Summer Undermuslin items including Ladies' Muslin Drawers from 35c to 1.50, Corset Covers 25c to 3.00, Chemises 1.25 to 3.25, Skirts 50c to 5.50, Gowns 50c to 7.75, Children's Drawers 14c to 65c, Skirts 25c to 1.00, Gowns 35c to 65c, slightly soiled Underswear at 14 off, and Corset Cover Patterns 75c to 1.35.
Ladies Glove Sale with Tan Black Options
Unmarked gloves listed including Ladies Gauntlet Gloves in tan or black priced at 1.50 each and short black open mesh gloves at 0.50, plus long black kid gloves ranging from 3.25 to 4.00 in price.
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Mr. Dyspeptic
Estes
National Bank
Kinner
New Castle District
Oxfords
Ewing & Long
Fae Garmenanal Good Shops
Hutchinson, Pierce & Conn
M. C. Winter
Atlor
Haberdasher
East Washington Street
Alance
Cubbison
Washington Street
Pearson Building
Hoover Porter
State Dept
Father
Pennsylvania
Gsilimere
Bishop Canevin
Mrs. Kaufman
Eagles
Beecham
Brown
Hamilton
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