Say Good Bye To Ill Health With Goldine Remedies
An ad from The Goldine Man at Hainers Drug Store 207 East Washington New Castle Pa promotes Goldine Herb Remedies to relieve nervous fatigue indigestion and general weakness. It claims quick benefits in two to three weeks and offers a free test dose demonstration tomorrow. It lists multiple Lawrence County stores selling Goldine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldine
Affer
East
Washington Street
Frances Matello
Seneci Street
Hainer
Washington
New Castle
Lawrence County
John F. Neely
Long and Mill Streets
A. C. Hyde
Mahoningtown
Arthur Cohen
Ellwood City
E. Fr. Rhodes
Wampum
Raub Bros
Edenburg
Kline Company
West Pittsburg
B. F. Morehead
Volant
Jewell and Hogue
New Wilmington
J. R. Meek
Pulaski
Bessemer Drug Store
Sessemer
Rev Whalen and Family Honored by Local Church
The First Baptist Church Ladies Aid honored Rev H J Whalen and his family with a noonday dinner before their departure. Pastor Crowe praised Whalen’s eight years of service and the church's debt paid, while members lauded the aid society and Mrs Whalen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Whalen
First Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. R. Griffith
J. C. Masters
Baptist Church
Dr. Whalen
Crowe
W. F. Gardner
Missionary Society
Funeral Arrangements for Murdered Woman Sarah Schenker
The body of Mrs. Sarah Schenker who died from knife wounds sustained when attacked by her husband was moved to Kelleys undertakers and prepared for burial. Services will be Friday at 2 pm at her home, conducted by Rev. W C Miller. She was born February 24, 1874 in Austria Hungary and survived by a daughter Sarah, a son Johann, a sister Katherine, and a brother Andras Paulini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Schenker
Shenango Valley Hospital
Kelley
North Mill Street
South Jefferson Street
W .C. Miller
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
First Stage Into Denver First Stage Into Denver
Denver welcomed the first through coach of the Overland Mail on May 17 1859 with a fevered crowd, red shirts, and betting on the daring venture. The six mule team rolled in on time, signaling a new link between distant western towns and the East for the Pony Express era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Overland Mail
Pony Express
Ager
Friction Denied Over Astor and Mother's Marriage Clash
At Mrs. Madeline Force Astor's Bar Harbor home officials denied any friction with her mother Mrs. Wm. H. Force over the forthcoming marriage to William K. Dick. Rumor said Mrs. Force opposed the match and urged against it, though she did not object to Mr. Dick as a son-in-law, only to the idea of marriage itself.
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Bar Harbor
Madeline Force Astor
Distinct Value of Pictures in Home Decor
A columnist urges readers to curate wall art carefully. They warn against sentimental but ugly prints and advocate choosing meaningful, aesthetically pleasing works that educate and elevate, noting modern reproductions offer affordable beauty for minds and nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet
Romeo
Vacation home delivery offer from The News
If you plan to be away for a week or longer you can receive The News daily by mail. A month by mail costs 25c in the United States or Canada, or 10c per week for shorter periods, postpaid. Arrangements must be made at The News office to avoid delivery errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Job Loss Sparks Debate Over Mistakes and Value
A Detroit Free Press excerpt shows TJ fired for a mistake prompting defense that errors happen. The quoted exchange defends tolerance for error while acknowledging organizational reliance on individual contributions.
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Detroit Free Press
Britain and America mobilization compared in volunteers
The Army and Navy Journal notes Britain enlisted over 3,000,000 volunteers from a 45,000,000 population, about one in fifteen. It contrasts with the Civil War North in the United States, where 2,866,000 soldiers were raised from a 22,000,000 population, roughly one in seven, and estimates a larger military pool of 4.6 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Isles
Lord Derby
War Department
Great Britain
North
Woodrow Wilson
Army and Navy Journal
Killing Men Saves Birds in War Time Markets
War unfolds across Europe as combatants fire on each other while birds gain a respite. France bans hunting and native game sales, reducing over a thousand tons of game traded in markets. Belgium also exports skylarks, but wartime conditions lessen trapping near the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Audubon Society
France
Belgium
Majestic Theatre Stages Daring Car Leap in Submarine Film
Thomas Chatterson performs a death defying 35 foot jump at 60 mph in The Secret of the Submarine, a film serial shown weekly at the Majestic Theatre. The star insists on no double for the dangerous stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Chatterton
Majestic Theatre
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the Outlet
Safe Deposit & Trust Company OF
Mercer Street
Union National Bank
East Long Avenue
Rev. Whalen
The
Baptist
Frank M. Jones
Ternoon
Mrs. Astor
Mother
William H.force Gifham
America
Herb D. McGoun
Grover
Grover’s
Regent Theatre
WM. A. Brady
Alice Brady
Paul Capellani
Mark Yorkin
June Elvidge
Chester Barnett
BY A, Capellani
Henri Murger
Ih Street Theatre
New York
York Press
Petrova
Clara Kimball Young
Charlie Chaplin
W. J. Offutt
Long Ave
Jefferson ST
Colgate & Co
Colgate’s
Sec. Colgate
Bob White
Bec
Colgate
Fisher
East Washington Street
Bell
Union
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