Miss Mossman Wins Archery Contest
Miss Mary Mossman of Young street, Lake Erie college pupil, won first prize in the college girls archery contest at Lake Erie. She received a white sweater as a reward. The event highlighted growing interest in archery among Lake Erie students.
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Lake Erie College
Mary Mossman
Youngstreet
Painesville
Lake Erie
Cleveland Press
Mossman
Women's College
First Western College
Miss Mossman
America
Officers Chosen by Fidelis Lodge
Fidelis Lodge No. 460 K P officers elected include Chancellor Commander George Reese Vice Chancellor W D Shields Prelate Thomas Boyles K of R and S Harry Hege Master of F E C Davis Master of A E Earl Douglas Master of E J A Sowash Inner Guard William Cross Outer Guard J B Bittner Trustees Robert Jones Grand lodge penette J A Sowash Alternate Robert Jones A large memorial service is planned at Cascade Park Sunday afternoon All lodges meet Fidelis hall 1 30 p m then march to Mills street for cars and program details.
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Fidelis Lodge No. 460
George Reese
W. D. Shields
Thomas Boyles
Harry Hege
E. C. Davis
E. Earl Douglas
J. A. Sowash
William Cross
J. B. Bittner
Robert Jones
Penette
Grand Lodge
Cascade Park
K. of P
Fidelis Hall
Mills Street
Liberia Coffee Production Heights Reach Over Twenty Feet
Liberia grows coffee trees exceeding 20 feet in height. The article notes the price of the product at the plantation is eight and nine cents per pound.
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Liberia
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helps Woman's Change
A Brookfield Missouri woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after severe weight loss during the Change of Life. The ad touts the remedy as a safe, plant based treatment for female ailments including inflammation ulcers displacements fibroid tumors irregularities periodic pains backache and nervous prostration. It invites readers to write for special case advice.
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Brookfield
Aly
Lydia E. Pinkham
Saran Lovsienant
Livingston Street
Notable Composer and Friend of Ira Sankey on Church Music
A discussed critique argues church music is failing as a daily enterprise due to non democratic church governance and private tastes. It urges reorganizing choirs around popular music, using a broad vote, and promoting consecrated talent to revitalize church life and attendance.
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Ira D. Sankey
Moody
Fountain Head
Col. Cody and Pawnee Bill to Farewell Tour Stop
Buffalo Bill plans a farewell visit to New Castle on June 28 with Pawnee Bill’s Far East joining the show. The veteran showman promises new features while preserving historic western scenes and ethnological elements as he nears retirement to private life.
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Buffalo Bill
Rocky Mountains
New Castle
Pawnee Bill
Major Lillie
Col. Cody
Far East
Mother of New Castleman Dead
Mrs Harriet McChesney aged 66 widow of William McChesney died last week at her home four miles north of Emlenton Venango county Cause jaundice Survived by children Mrs William Gerhart James McChesney St George Mrs George Whiten Freedom Ira East Sandy John Kennerdell Miss Mina at home David New Castle Mrs G P Hackett Parker s Landing Mrs Clarence Gibson Indiana
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Harriet McChesney
William McChesney
Emlenton
Venango County
McChesney
William Gerhart
James McChesney
St. George
George Whiten
Freedom
Ira
East Sandy
John
Kennerdell
Mina
David
Donation Day at Zelienople
Zelienople Pa June 27 Next Thursday June 30 is annual Donation day at the Orphans Home and Farm school at Zelienople A large number of visitors are expected and preparations are being made. The program for the afternoon includes addresses by Dr T B Roth of Greenville and Dr W Jentsch of Pittsburg as well as songs hymns and other numbers.
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Zelienople
Orphans’ Home and Farm School
T. B. Roth
Greenville
W. Jentsch
Pittsburg
See Always the Bright Side in Life's Hard Times
A reflective meditation urges finding joy amid pain and beauty in the world’s misery. It calls for admiring both good and evil and recognizing sweetness in struggle, defeat, and destitution.
Pretty Mean Trick Decries Value of Education
A Chicago millionaire publishes a volume trashing education provoking backlash from enemies. The author’s wealth and status set the stage for a controversial critique that draws attention to the dispute over schooling.
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Chicago
Fine Musical Service Given at First Presbyterian
The Sunday evening service at First Presbyterian drew a large crowd despite heat. Under Mr and Mrs Paul Browne Patterson the choir offered several anthems and solos by Charlotte Nicklin Helen Isenburg and Geo Westlake. Dr Hershey read from Ian McLaren’s Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush instead of a sermon.
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First Presbyterian Church
Paul Browne Patterson
Charlotte Nicklin
Helen Isenburg
Sharon
Fred Smith
George Westlake
New York
Hart
Hannah Wilkinson
Geo. Westlake
Paul Moseley
Hoffman Sells His Old Farm Near McBride
Harry Hoffman of Penn township sold his oil farm on the Mary Dodds property near McBride to Dr. J. B. Showalter of Pittsburg for 14000. The 52 acre site has two producing wells and yields about 15 barrels daily.
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Harry Hoffman
Penn Township
Fortune
Mary Dodds
McBride
Friday
William Bunting
J. B. Showalter
Pittsburg
Butler Eagle
Mr. Hoffman
Hoffman
Showalter
Sharon Man May Die of Knife Wounds
Sharon Pennsylvania June 27 Joseph Yesho 40 of 103 Vine street lies in critical condition at Buhl hospital with a knife wound in the right side Gabor Miller of 104 Shenango street and Paul Mura of 87 Vine street are in Sharon lockup after Mura accused Miller of the attack Yesho was attacked near his home late Saturday night by two men identified by him A scuffle followed and one assailant reportedly slashed Yesho with a knife
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Sharon
Joseph Yesho
Vine Street
Buhl Hospital
Paul Mura
Gabor Miller
Shenango Street
Yesho
Mura
Miller
Yesha
New Castle Plans Big Fourth Celebration
New Castle prepares for a patriotic Fourth with Mardi Gras events Saturday, church reunion services Sunday, and a Monday big scream featuring races a parade picnics and $2000 worth of fireworks in the evening. The Mercer Dispatch notes the town will be bustling with entertainment for all residents and surrounding country.
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New Castle
Mercer Dispatch
Donation Day at Zelienople Orphans Home Planned
Thursday this week donation day at the Lutheran Orphans home in Zelienople draws New Castle attendees. The event is a general picnic open to all interested with special rates arranged.
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Zelienople
New Castle
Rev Norris White Returns From Abroad Trip
Rev. Norris A. White of Greenville, son of Mrs. A. White, returned from months abroad in the Holy Land and Europe and occupied his pulpit yesterday.
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Norris A. White
Greenville
A. White
North Street
White
Holy Land
Europe
Life and living in balance of work and life
Reflection on how men achieve income and fulfillment. Some men earn well yet lead modest lives while others have grand lives with modest earnings. The piece contrasts financial success with personal contentment and suggests value in balancing work and living.
Briggins Plans Work Schedule With Thoughtful Span
Briggins allocates ten minutes of labor followed by an hour and fifteen minutes of reflection. The exchange highlights his method of pairing action with deliberate thinking.
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Pawnee
Bill
NEW Castleman
Soca Ae
Horlick
Butler County
Sharon Man
Orphan’s Home
Rev. White
Life and Living
Ceeper
East Washington Street
Airdome Theatre
Neshannock Avenue
Cascade
Warren & Brock
WAY
Pongo
Leo
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Qilva
Fannie Morchio
Will Lacey
Helskell
Heiskell
Johnston, Holloway & CO
Commerce St
Phila
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Pacific Coast
North Michigan
Great Lakes
Northwest
Atlantic City
Cape May
R. L. Turner
Citizens National Bank
Washington Streets
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