Homeopathic Ideas on Vaccination Stirs International Meeting
The International Hahnemannian association held a three day Pittsburg session with about 100 physicians. After debate the group reaffirmed internal vaccination as the sole prophylaxis in line with hygienic principles, opposing external inoculation. Mrs. H. L. Robbins of Youngstown visited Mrs. N. Cukerbraum on South Mill Street.
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International
Hahnemannian Association
Pittsburg
International Hahnemannian Association
B and B Drapery Offers Loom Lace Curtain Lines
B and B drapery department lists exceptional Loom Lace Sill Curtains in Cluny Marie Antoinette applique and floral designs at 1.50 per pair. Marie Antoinette Sill Curtains on heavy French net range 2.50 per pair. New three yard real Cluny Lace Curtains in White Arab priced 4.00 4.50 5.00 7.00 per pair. Also imported fast color printed Swiss White figured for bed coverings and curtains at 0.35 per yard.
Heavy Lace Lattice Nets in Solid Colors for Summer
Advertising of heavy lace lattice nets for summer drapery in solid colors Green Red Brown and Blue with prices 20 35 45 and 50 cents.
P. L. E. Plans 10 New Locomotives At McKees Rocks
Pittsburg and Lake Erie authorities authorize building 10 switching engines at McKees Rocks shops with work starting immediately. One or two engines may be ready in a few months. overall employment impact uncertain.
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McKees Rocks
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburg & Lake Bhrie
Frances Willard W C T U Plans June Meeting
The Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet at Mrs. F. Gibson's home on South Walnut Street Tuesday evening June 22 at 7 30 p m.
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Frances Willard W
Worner announces office move to new South Mill and Phillips site
Dr. Worner posts a notice relocating his offices from 444 W Long to the corner of South Mill and Phillips. Both phones retain their previous numbers, 260-12.
Firemen Rescue Woman From Burning House
Youngstown firefighters saved Kate McCormick from death Saturday night after she slept in a burning home and was partially suffocated by smoke. Mrs. Frank Dresch of Sharon returned home after visiting relatives in this city.
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Youngstown
Kate McCormick
Frank Dresch
Sharon
Centennial Program for Neshannock U P Church
Centennial observance marks 100 years of Neshannock United Presbyterian Church in Shenango Township on Marlansburg Road with Beaver Valley Presbytery meeting June 24. Programs include a basket picnic in the grove and afternoon and evening exercises led by local clergy and Sunday school children.
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Neshannock United Presbyterian Church
Shenango Township
Marlansburg
Beaver Valley
Grove
Late News of the Churches Teems With Social and Sermon Plans
The Ladies' Aid basket picnic is set for June 22 at J. S. Taylor’s home on the Sharon line. Daughters of Lydia host dinner at Cascade park Friday at 6 30. Men's league meets June 28 at the park. Second United Presbyterian hosts a reception for Rev S C Gamble and wife Tuesday evening. Wednesday all day Ladies' Aid business and sewing. Dr T W Douglass to preach and administer communion next Sunday. Go to Church band reorganizes for children next Sunday. Woman's Home Missionary Society meets Friday at 3 with Mrs Ella Hoover. Social Saturday evening at Reynolds and South Mill streets with no admission. Junior church and children sermon next Sunday morning by Rev G S W Phillips. Lutheran and other Lutherans plan Donation Day at Orphan's Home in Zelienople next Thursday. Rev Baker of Zelienope preached at St John's. Missionary society meets first Tuesday in July. Section Four invites families to Mrs Brooks on East Moody avenue Thursday evening. next monthly Woman's Union meets Thursday afternoon with full section reports. Section Four picnic date moved to June 29 at Cascade park. Christian Endeavor officers named: Aubrey O McFadden president. J W Woods VP. Mary Lindsey treas. Lottie Glenn recording sec. Pearl Atkinson cor sec. Charles Fleming pianist. Harry Maitland conducted services at Croton Avenue M E Church. Stratton of the same church preached at the county jail with 25 congregants. prisoners favored Bible requests and "Home Sweet Home" singing.
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Ladies‘ Aid Society
J. S. Taylor
Sharon Line
Lydia
Cascade Park
Ladies’ Aid Society
T. W. Douglass
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Ella Hoover
Pennsylvania Avenue
Reynolds and
South Mill Streets
G. S. W. Phillips
St. John’s Evangelical
the Missionary Society
Section Four
Ington Streets
Christian Endeavor
Aubrey O. McFadden
J. W. Woods
Mary Lindsey
Lottie Glenn
Pearl Atkinson
Charles Fleming
Harry Maitland
Croton Avenue M. E
Stratton
County
A Woman's Hands and the Soap That Dares
An advertisement argues common yellow resin soap harms skin and that Easy Task Soap cleans without rubbing. It claims the product is pure, antiseptic, odorless, and affordable, urging readers to buy from their grocer.
Fifth Ward Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits and Events
Fifth Ward residents ink local movements from Ellwood City to New York trips. Notables include McKee Lewis's return from Ellwood City, H B Biddle visiting Eastbrook, and Dr D E Evans calling on Eastbrook. A Rosenblum trustee sale is set for July 1, with social outings to McConnell's Mills and a moonlight excursion to Conneaut Lake.
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McKee Lewis
Cedar Street
Ellwood City
H. B. Biddle
Long Avenue
Princeton
D. E. Evans
South Mill Street
Eastbrook
Henry Bonna
Sam Taylor
Galbreath Avenue
Martin's Ferry
R. M. McKinney
New York City
Harry Rosenblum
Miss Fisher
Pittsburg
Fisher
Ruth
Hattie Harris
Lyndal Street
Richard John
South Mercer Street
Fifth Ward
McConnell’s Mills
William Casey
Byron Pyle
Clearview Avenue
Sydney John
Bertha Traog
Youngstown
Bessie Hoover
Pennsylvania Avenue
Henry Lewis
Steubenville
Lewis Lewis
Waldo Street
C. W. Birchfield
Conneaut Lake
Eleanor French
California
New Castle
Tinsman
Parkers Landing
Mahlin Clark
Hamilton Street
Infant’s Body Hidden Under Stones Sparks Police Probe
A newborn infant girl was found beneath a pile of 12 to 15 stones near Big Jun in the Eighth ward by three boys. Autopsy showed the infant lived after birth and may have been smothered. police seek the mother or witnesses as Coroner Cox prepares an inquest.
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Big Jun
Joe
Thomas Baskeyfield
James Baskeyfield
East Long Avenue
Ryan
Big Run
Long Avenue
Gilmore
Howard Philips
Wyman
South Mill Street
Cox
S. R. W. McCune
White
McCune
Fifth Ward
Wash Fabrics for Cool Suits and Dresses
Tempting summer fabrics offered at low prices to prove good taste need not cost much. Neat prints, woven Madras, corded designs, dress ginghams, and imitation linen suitings range from 8c to 20c per yard with many stylish options and multiple price points. One-piece gingham dresses in black and white checks noted as fashionable and approved.
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Navy
Dresden
Madras
Satin Ribbon Sale Brightens Store With Wide Silks
A Saturday sale features lustrous satin ribbons 5 1 4 inches wide in all the season’s shades. Persian Warp Prints and other silks are offered at 25c to 65c yard, with Rajah Silks and Black Jap Silks priced for summer wear. Notable neckwear novelties are highlighted with moderate prices.
Pleasant Brown Hamilton gathering and local notes
About a dozen young people attended a gathering hosted by Brown Hamilton. Refreshments followed the evening. Wilmington residents Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson returned from a visit to East Reynolds Street. Mrs. Shriner and children left Emporium after visiting Agnew Street. Robert Foster of Beaver Street, Erie conductor, has recovered from illness and resumed work. Cash Buyers Mercantile stockholders on South Mill Street elected directors and officers for the coming year. A violin breaks down its 69-piece construction with a list of components.
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Hutchinson
Wilmington
Kocher
East Reynolds Street
Shriner
Emporium, Pa
D. A. Pitzer
Agnew Street
Robert Foster
Beaver Street
Erie
Cash Buyers’ Mercantile Company
South Mill Street
Extravagance and Crime in Florida Times-Union Quotation
A Florida Times-Union quote asserts that being extravagant at others' expense is criminal. The remark frames social fault through a legal lens.
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Florida Times-Union
Russia Sees Population Rising 2.5 Million Annually
The report states Russia’s population grows by about 2.5 million each year. It notes the increase as a significant demographic trend and highlights the ongoing expansion of the country’s human numbers.
Marking Keys by a Tiny Dent for Quick ID in Darkness
The passage advises when there are multiple keys of similar size and look on a ring to place a file over the stem of the most used key, creating a small nick. This dent distinguishes the key from others, letting one recognize it by feel in the dark without resorting to strings or other marks.
Households Seek Style With Personal Card Receivers
The article notes that a modern home appears furnished only when it includes a card receiver in the parlor and hand-painted salt and pepper shakers in the dining room, reflecting contemporary taste.
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Home Trust CO
Pittsburg Street
Boggs & Buhl
North Side
Pittsburgh, PA
Airdome
Mayme Gardner Stock Company
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
Bell
Altoona
Enola
Harrisburg
Mount Union
Ryde
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Harris
Iron and Steel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Harriman
American Car & Foundry Company
Western Pacific
Chicago & Great Western
Northern Pacific
Ashtabula
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Franklin
Franklin & Clearfield
Lake Shore
J. M. Hanson
Charity Organization Society
Murray
Hanson
Neshannock U. P. Church
J. Simer Campbell
Robert Gormley
Children of the Sunday School
Neshannock
Belle McKnight
E. R. Tait
Mabel Tait
A. L. McDonald
R. L. May
R. G. Ferguson
D. D
Ll.d
Union Depot
Croton Avenue
Old Neshannock U. P
First Presbyterian
U. P
Second United Presbyterian Church
S. C. Gamble
Mahoningtown
M. E
Grace M. E
St. John’s
First Christian
M. FE
Women’s Guild of St
Hazel Lutton
Lutton and
Brown
Hamilton
Russia
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Mercer Street
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