Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed as Remedy
A testimonial from Graniteside VI praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the change of life. The letter claims restoration of health and strength and urges sharing the success to help other women. It notes decades of use for female complaints and nervous prostration with a claim of affordability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteside
Lydia
Mars
Cas
Banclay
B.E.D
Graniteville
Aglas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pickham
Barchaysnye
Drowned boys found safe after Creek ramble
Ellwood City reports two local youths, son of Lowry and McConahy, were feared drowned after wandering along Connoquenessing Creek. They were later found alive, returning to town with a bell telephone crew, ending the scare. Separate items note Charles Graham’s death in New Castle hospital and peanut vendor A D Kennedy’s recovery after brain surgery. Also updates on Spring Avenue paving, a street committee meeting, and the Lawrenceville school outing drew a crowd of nearly 2,000.
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Bellwood City
Ell
Wood City
Lowry
Cresent Avenue
Lam
McConahy
Bell Telephone Company
Charles Graham
Fourth Street
New Castle Hospital
Graham
A. D. Kennedy
Lawrence Avenue
Shenango iValley Hospital
New Caste
Kennedy
Oil Excitement in North Sewickley Township
Oil excitement rises in North Sewickley Township near Ellwood City as Pittsburg interests secure extensive leases from the Colewan Renee Smith McCreary and Shafter oil interests. The Mack Tunnel Oil Company of Pittsburgh will operate within 90 days, with oil already found and prospects favorable for a productive field. Meanwhile local notices include a wedding of Dr George Cobler and Miss Mary Stailey and Hazel Dell school board names and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Jane
Jeniec
North Sewickley
Siwarhie
Pittsburg
Elwood
Koaas Tribune
North Se
Wickley
Colewan
Renee
Smith
McCreary
Shafter
McTon
Oll
Mel
Copier
Wayne Street
Philadelphia
George C. Cobler
Mary 2. Stailey
Cabler
Ashwand
Ellwood City School Board Hears Finance Crisis
After over an hour of discussion the Ellwood City school board made no decision on finances. Current funds total just over four thousand with a large July 1 bond interest due. The sinking fund shows a deficit of about twenty two hundred. board members debated using taxes or transfers to cover the shortage while awaiting an audit. A decision on the sinking fund and commercial school continuation was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Jume 2
Bemters
Inereat
van Gorder
Bondi
Eje Wood Cite
Te Treasury
van Gordur
BRO Crown
J. W. Humphrey
Elwood
Humphrey
Pittsburg Circle
Iwood City
Aigures
Shanawan
Shannon
Whistler
Princcipal Fultz
Tanbach
Kearnf
Brown
Raiddolph
Geisler
Young
McClymonds
Prof
Fultz
Owl. Mekim
First Nations Bank
Ellwood
All. Polster
Ellwood High School
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Chas. Barclay
DCO
Clutton the Dreg Man
Youngstown
J. G. Boving
Ellwood City News
Atasem
Frank Lowry
Spring Avenue
Illwood Council
Lawrence Pine
Lawrenceville
Rock Point
Pennsylvania
N. Sewickley
Hazel Dell
Fred Dixon
West Pittsburg
Ora Stillwagon
Levinai Barnes
Suethe
Conway
Brardie
Mabel Wilson
Edwood
Strang Ser
Trolley Leag Ie Hibwood City
Horn
Mr. and
Aire
Bert Lewis
North Sewickley Township
Boro School Board
Next Teim
Reinity
Zelenople
Galley Cara
Ue Sinvun
B. F. Rosa
Hoya
Dean
Lof Lawrence County
Sidney Kraus
Jones
Llewellyn Jones
New Castle
Vnre
Cngat
Ye Uaning
Shenango
New Vis
Jimes
Abneral Bests Sewter
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
New Cagle
Shelby Tube Company
Thromilla
Mutunt Benefit Association
Conneaut Lake
Arthur Wooley
Ace
A.M. Jones
Herbold
Atort Irty
Martin
Watley
Widweed City
Umea
Frank Rhinatart
Tawrone Hvenur
Beaver Ballayng
Minnesota
Betty Singleton
Pollack
Swift's Pride
Marlins
Jefferson Street
Brocke
Arbuckle’s Coffee
Rio
Hyson
Imperial
Ceylon
B. F
Japan
Whistler Bros
Ellwood City, Pa
Nainsook
Hamburg
Sage Aangey Eden
Doe
Eagle Brand
Bell Phone
Washington
New Castle, Pa
Cascade Park
Goff Phillips
O'Neill
Miner Minstw Boys
Mary Davis
Comediennea
Gmpeutie Park
Wining Mall
Mao Cente
Walcome
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