Medical Discovery claims from Dr Pierce with glycerine extract
An opioid of medical tonic describes glycerine in Dr Pierce’s Medicine as enhancing extraction from native bitters and adding nutritive, antiseptic, and antiferment properties. It touts relief for chronic coughs, bronchial and stomach ailments, with authority from Finley Ellingwood and Dr Pierce, noting no alcohol.
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Dr. Pierce
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Med. College
Chicago
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Father's Brady to Leave St Marys for Dawson Parish
Rev. Philip Brady assistant priest at St Marys preached a farewell sermon and departs Wednesday for Dawson Pa to become pastor of Sacred Heart parish. He served five and a half years at St Marys and was popular with students and parishioners. Rev J Sharp of Philadelphia will arrive Saturday to celebrate his first mass as ordained priest.
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Philip Brady
St. Mary's
Dawson
Sacred Heart
Brady
New Castle
J. Sharp
Philadelphia
Fifth Ward Briefs Reflect Local Movements and Illnesses
Jonn Gage of Hamilton street is listed sick. Ed Bannon of East Long avenue has recovered from illness. Ed Phillips on East Long avenue finished a short West Pittsburg stay. Beatrice Reese on South Mercer street concluded a Sharon visit. J Clappell of Hamilton street visits Sharon relatives. Charles Reed of Struthers visits sister Mrs Will Smith. Dave Davis moved to Smithfield street. Ed Richards visited his Haselton brother. L M Buchanan transacted business in Canton Saturday. Maurice Fisher returned from Pittsburg. Max Daugherty played baseball with Struthers Saturday. Charles E Mowrey of Greenville visited Miss May Morgan. Will Henshaw returned from Slippery Rock. Tom Edwards sustained a cut at Shenango mill but has recovered. Enoch Fowler visited sister Mrs William Aspberry in Pennsylvania avenue.
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Beatrice Reese
South Mercer Street
Sharon
J. Clappell
Hamilton Street
Charles Reed
Struthers
Will Smith
Big Run Street
Dave Davis
Moravia Street
Smithfield Street
Ed Richards
East Long Avenue
Haselton
L. M. Buchanan
South Mill Street
Canton
Maurice Fisher
Pittsburg
Max Daugherty
Finch Street
Charles E. Mowrey
Greenville
Fifth Ward
May Morgan
Will Henshaw
Slippery Rock
Tom Edwards
Shenango Mill
Enoch Fowler
William.Aspberry
Pennsylvania Avenue
Billa Reed
North Cedar Street
William Vasey
Ellwood City
Seventh Ward
William Edwards
Wat Swagger
North Liberty Street
Pennsylvania
B. A. Masson
Mrs. May
Beaver Falls
Lew Means
East Madison Avenue
William Horchler
Cumberland, Md
An Easy Way to Square Tax Bill
Road supervisors seek road tax relief by redistributing earth washed from road centers. Farmers may liquidate indebtedness by throwing earth back and using a roadside watering trough to square tax bills. An act pays $5 per year for troughs meeting specifications: six feet long, twelve inches wide, ten inches deep.
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Act of Assembly
P. A. Fike Wins Large Plastering Contract
P. A. Fike of this city has been awarded the plastering contract for a block of houses near Pittsburg. The contract covers about 35 000 yards or more than is in the Greer block on North Mercer Street, which he is now plastering.
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P. A. Fike
Pittsburg
Greer
Mercer Street
Visiting Architect S. W. Foulke and Family Here
Architect and Mrs. S. W. Foulke and son Ralph of Greensboro are visiting Misses Foulke on Lincoln Avenue. Foulke was once a leading New Castle architect and has spent recent years in the south.
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S. W. Foulke
Ralph
Greensboro
Special low priced wide ribbons sale at Mc Comb's
Wide ribbons in all colors offered at 19 cents during a one day sale on June 27 at Mc Comb's store located in 25914.
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McComb’s
Prominent Youngstown Physician Dies Sunday
Youngstown mourns the loss of one of its leading doctors who died this Sunday in the city. The physician, noted for decades of service, leaves a legacy of medical care and community leadership.
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Youngstown
Reverend Stafford Leaves New Castle for Ft Wayne
Large crowds bid farewell to Rev. Stafford pastor of Third Christian church after a two year stay. He accepted a call from the Third Christian church of Ft Wayne and will pursue broader ministry opportunities. Local Mahoningtown baseball progress includes a new team under Jack Schriver with Harris and Breen joining. positions at first and third base remain open as plans to schedule games are pursued. Regular church and community notices follow from Mahoningtown and Moravia areas including student day cantata and local injuries and sidewalk projects.
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Rev
Stafford
Third Christian Church
New Castle
Hiram College
Ft. Wayne
Mahoningtown
Jack Schriver
Harris
Youngstown
Dick Breen
New Castle Forge and Bolt Company
McKage
Bill Smith
Charley Kreiner
Schriver
Ralph Read
Smith
East Cherry Street
Dandruff Cure Suggested By Home Remedy
The article warns dandruff signals potential baldness and urges prompt action. It cites improper nourishment and offers a DIY scalp treatment: Bay Rum four ounces, common salt one teaspoon, castor oil one teaspoon, compound quinol one ounce, and water to make one pint, to rub in nightly and morning.
Notice to Contractors for City Water Permits
All contractors brick masons stonemasons plasterers and cement walk builders must obtain a Water Company permit before using city water for building. No matter meter or flat rate, unauthorized use will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
Sensational suit against Phillips shocks New Castle
Newt Phillips of Hubbard an inspector for the Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light company is defendant in a suit by Maria B Ritchie a Coitsville township farmer's daughter. Phillips posted 400 bond for a hearing but failed to appear and was bound over to court in 500 bail. Attempts to locate him on Saturday failed. The former Hubbard town marshal is described as well known in local sports circles. The complainant is said to be about 15 or 16 years old.
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Newt Phillips
Hubbard
Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Company
New Castle
Maria B. Ritchley
John Ritchley
Coitsville
Phillips
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Cure for 35 Cents
A boastful ad proclaims Hollis ter's Rocky Mountain Tea will work or no pay, priced at 35 cents. The claim emphasizes guaranteed effectiveness and minimal cost, reflecting bold marketing language of the era.
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Hollister
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