Fares Scarce in the Seventh Ward Fire Report
For six weeks no alarms were turned in at the Seventh ward station and no fires occurred in May and June. The record is remarkable and not duplicated for years though crews may face activity in the next two months. The Ladies Auxiliary of the B of L E hosted a social at Mrs Everhart’s North Cedar Street home to raise funds with ice cream and cake as the exchange.
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Seventh Ward
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
B. of L. E
YMCA Secretary Hoover Promotes Winter Night School
Secretary Hoover of the YMCA toured local mills yesterday to promote the upcoming winter night school program. He met workers on the factory floors to explain the plan and encourage enrollment.
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Hoover
Boy With Skull Fracture Returns Home From Hospital
Thomas Leighty, who suffered a skull fracture from a tree fall, was brought home from the hospital yesterday and is expected to recover. It will be several months before he is back to his normal routine.
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Thomas Leighty
Foreign school in Seventh ward to close for summer
The school for foreigners directed by Rev. Sabareese in the Seventh ward will close for the summer soon due to hot weather. Attendance and teaching are hindered by the heat.
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Sabareese
Local sisters host informal youth gathering at North Beaver home
Misses Anna and Alma Benson of North Beaver township entertained a crowd of young people at their home on Thursday evening. An appropriate entertainment program of an informal nature was well carried out.
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Anna
Alma Benson
North Beaver Township
Wreck at Junction Involves Two Freight Trains
A minor collision occurred early yesterday when a B. and O. freight struck a P. and L. E. R. freight at a track crossing. Several cars piled up but no injuries were reported.
Shop Baseball Team Faces Haselton at Seventh Ward Grounds
The Pennsylvania shop baseball team is set to face Haselton at Seventh Ward grounds. The shop team carries an undefeated record this season and aims to extend it in the upcoming matchup.
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Pennsylvania Shop
Haselton
Seventh Ward
Shop
Miss Ruby Clark Enrolls in Pittsburg Sunday School
Miss Ruby Clark departs Monday to Pittsburg to enroll as a student in the Sunday School Methods school conducted there. She will be away several days.
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Ruby Clark
Pittsburg
EXPREETS TO GO TO MT. CLEMENS M
Stookey partially recovers from illness and expects to seek treatment at Mt. Clemens soon. He has suffered rheumatism and plans travel for care.
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MT. Clemens
Stookey
Local Notes and Arrivals in Pittsburg Area
W E Dartnell of Pittsburg spent Friday here. Several horses arrived at the race track on Friday. Revs Merrill will exchange pulpits on Sunday morning. T R Swanhart of Rochester visits in the Seventh ward. Chalmers Dickerson transferred to Niles Ohio by the Pennsy. Miss Fullerton of North Beaver township visited in the Seventh ward on Friday. Wayside Inn outing at Grove City July 21 interest local Odd Fellows. Seventh ward K of P lodge to take part in memorial Sunday. Miss Anna Douglass of Wallace Avenue returned from Uniontown. Reznor drug store to move into room once occupied by G H K on Liberty Street. Kenneth Peterson of New Castle visiting Mrs B J Benson in North Beaver township.
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W. E. Dartnell
Pittsburg
Plodge
Anna Douglass
Wallace Avenue
Uniontown
Reznor
Liberty Street
Kenneth Peterson
New Castle
B. J. Benson
Beaver Township
Widowhood Specialist Reflected In City Paper Quip
A Houston Post comic line features a speaker who says widows are his specialty and notes his husband avoids smoking drinking chewing and swearing. The item presents a light, period voice with a playful introduction request.
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Houston Post
Remarkable Cure Claim for Rheumatism at Local Drugstore
An advertised remedy named Deans Sure Safe and Speedy Cure boasts it can treat liver kidney stomach and rheumatic disorders. The ad claims a doctor prescribed it after ten years on crutches and urges readers to buy the regular bottle for ten cents while supplies last.
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Dean
Morals of Big Colleges Warned by Rev Russell
Rev Robert McWatty Russell, president of Westminster College, denounces methods at large universities in an Allegheny high school address. He calls for blending culture with practical study, condemns college fraternities, mocks private academies, and urges religion-led moral reform in higher education.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny High School
Alvin
Robert McWatty Russell
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Russell
Technical Institute
Hhe College
Michael Angelo
Local Social Notes from Pulaski and Nearby Towns
Dr. J C Douthett is painting his house. Mrs Charles Clark visited Sharon Friday. Miss Martha Davidson visited New Castle Friday. Clarence Jewell of New Castle was a business visitor in Pulaski Thursday. Miss Jennie Guffey returned home after six months in Irwin Homestead and Donora. Miss Mary McClenahan returned from State College and Allegheny. Dr and Mrs Gilbert Wilson and Jessie of New Castle traveled to Pulaski Thursday. Mrs W J Breckner of Charleroi returned home after a visit with Mr and Mrs J W Phillips. Mr and Mrs Andy Edeburn of West Middlesex visited Pulaski Thursday.
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Charles Clark
Sharon
Martha Davidson
New Castle
Clarence Jewell
Pulaski
Jennie Guffey
Irwin
Homestead
Donora
Mary McClenahan
State College
Allegheny
Gilbert Wilson
Jessie
W. J. Br
Big Pay at South Sharon Plant Distribution
About 175000 dollars is being distributed today at the South Sharon industrial plant. It marks one of the season’s largest payrolls and involves workers across departments.
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South Sharon
Foster's Weather Prognostications for 1910 Forecasts
Washington on June 25 reports W T Foster's forecast of cross continent disturbances, warm and cool waves, with showers through mid July and prevailing drought later July. It notes drought threats to corn and cotton, possible stable farm prices, and overall 1910 business prosperity after a bear market.
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W. T. Fostr
Washington, D. C
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Pacific Coast
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Great Central Valleys
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Atlantic
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North Carolina
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Canada
The Woman and The Man on Tax Office Attitudes
In a Baltimore American dialogue a woman says the tax office is loved because it is absolute and nondiscriminatory, letting her pay the same as a man. The man notes few people go there. The exchange highlights gender equity in taxation discussions.
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Baltimore
Genuine Old Gibraltar Offered by Mail Free Sample
A promotional note urges readers to obtain the genuine Old Gibraltar product by mail if their local druggist does not stock it. It promises a liberal free sample and directions on where to buy the authentic item.
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Gibraltar
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