Don’t Try to Live a Thousand Years Says Gol dine Ad
An advertisement touts Goldine as a health tonic to restore vitality and strength. It features testimonials from A F Penfield and others, claiming rapid relief from fatigue indigestion and rheumatic pain. The promo urges readers to keep health in repair and visit the Hainer drug store in New Castle for a personal demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finjoy
A. F. Penfield
Lake Shore
John Ward
W. P. Lenard
Goldine
Hainer Drug Store
Washington @t
New Castle
Lawrence County
John F. Neely
Long and Mill Streets
A. C. Hyde
Mahoningtown
Arthur Cohen
Ellwood
Shillitani Electrocuted at Sing Sing After Escape Claim
Ossining N Y June 30 OSSINING N Y Shillitani who escaped death house last week after killing Keeper Daniel McCarthy and wounding two others was electrocuted at Sing Sing this morning. He walked to the chair at 5 15 guarded by four guards and said I am sorry that unfortunate man died I am innocent of the crime He claimed his brains are not right He died after three shocks at 6 31. He had killed John Rizzo and two police officers on May 3 1913.
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McCarthy
Shillitani
John Rizzo
Personal notices from Pittsburg and nearby towns
A long list of individuals visiting family, recovering from injuries, or traveling. Several residents travel to Cleveland Rochester Pittsburg Beaver Falls Woodlawn and other places. Birth announced for a son to William and Mrs. Southworth of Portland Oregon. baby named Billy Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Davis
Pittsburg
T. L. Boyle
Milton Street
Lillian Smith
Clenmore Boulevard
David Tucker
Randolph Street
James K. Pollock, Jr
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Alice Bland
May Martin
Court Street
Kate Eagan
William
South Mill Street
Woodlawn
Charles Waldorf
Victoria Phillips
Chicago
T. W. Phillips
Highland Avenue
A. N. Brown
D. B. Thomas
David Norris
Beaver Falls
FE. A. Stoll
New Castle
William Southworth
Portland
Ore
Southworth
Lida Ruth Brooks
City
Billy Brooks
Young People's Society elects officers at First Christian
The Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor elected six officers for the next six months led by President W. B. Green and Vice President Reed McCulough. Esther McClintock is secretary with Howard Wilson treasurer and Alberta Black pianist. Hazel Hanna serves as corresponding secretary. From July 7 to July 10 the third annual Eastern School of Methods will convene for church and Bible school workers.
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Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
W. B. Green
Reed McCulough
Esther McClintock
Howard Wilson
Alberta Black
Ida McCullough
Hazel Hanna
Eastern School of Methods
Local Circles Elect Officers and Schedule Open Events
At a Protected Home Circle meeting last night officers were elected and an invitation to join a union basket picnic at Buhl Park Sharon on August 9 was accepted. Five evening studies are set for July 10 to 14 with next meeting July 13 to install officers. President William G Armor Vice president T A Patterson Chaplain Telitha Rhodes Guardian Emma Sonntag Sentinel Sadie White Guide Teresa Harper Watchman Katherine Jones.
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Protected Home Circle
Buhl Park
Sharon
William G. Armor
T. A. Patterson
Telitha Rhodes
Guardian
Emma Sonntag
Sentinel
Sadie White
Guide
Teresa Harper
Katherine Jones
Fires Prevented By Inspection In Birmingham
Firemen in Birmingham Alabama inspect roofs flues and chimneys in spare time to cut fire risk. Fire Chief Middleton says 5 000 roofs have been condemned and the program will continue through the summer with a September completion target and planned follow up visits to ensure compliance.
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Birmingham
Ala
Middleton
Home After 21 Years Found Alive in Pratt Kansas
Charles M. Short reported missing for 21 years is located alive in Pratt Kansas. His mother Mrs. M A Annett of St Joseph Missouri had mourned him as dead. Short recounts a peculiar tale of his disappearance and return.
Wandering Sailor Short Returns Home After Decades
Twenty one years after leaving Excelsior Springs Missouri to seek his fortune in the West, Short is reported to have become a sailor. A cousin in Nebraska learned he was aboard a vessel that later sank, and Short was thought dead until a recent wire reported he has been found and is returning to his mother.
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Short
Excelsior Springs
San Francisco
Nebraska
New Fight On Liquor Law
Petitions circulate across Arkansas to gather 14 000 signatures to call an election on the prohibition law. Arkansas requires ten percent of voters to trigger a vote, and the statute imposes six months hard labor for liquor sales.
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International News Service
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
South
Father Tries To Substitute For Son In National Guard
Chester Pa June 30 17 year old son enlists in the National Guard for Mexico. Father George W Loveland of Eddystone offers to substitute but is too late as the son has left with troops giving age as 21. Sixty five young men recruited in Chester since departure of Companies B and C of the Sixth regiment for Mt Gretna.
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Chester
George W. Loveland
Eddystone
National Guard
Mexico
Mt. Gretna
German Children Collect Old Gold
Potsdam district school children gathered gold jewelry valued at 57000 dollars over four months. Magdeburg district pupils contributed 26000 dollars and Mecklenburg Schwerin district youths handed in 23000 dollars during April and May. The Prussian education ministry thanked the students and urged continued zeal.
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International
Berlin
Germany
Reichsbank
Potsdam
Magdeburg
Grand Duchy of
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Ministry of Education
Henroost resident jokes on trains killing his birds
A Conshohocken man with a henroost beside the railway complains to a friend after trains kill his birds. The friend quips about hanging a timetable, the other retorts that birds know when trains pass, noting losses are usually from specials.
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Buffalo Courier
Doubtful Optimist Exchange Sparks Curious Question
The exchange features a doubtful optimist asking if the other is an optimist and receiving a positive affirmation. The dialogue hints at a broader belief that the world is improving.
Excerpt hints at painful convalescence after injury
A fragment quotes a Wheeling Star remark about improving gradually despite a very painful period of recovery. It references a noted newspaper voice and an evolving health outlook, suggesting cautious optimism amid ongoing convalescence.
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Mrs. John Ward
Paramount
Marguerite Clark
Mlavers
Paramount Pictures
Paramount Picture
Still Waters
Dustin Farnum
David Garrick
Dome Theatre
Santos
Japan
Howard Munnell
East
Washington Street
Nixon Theatre
Triangle Pictures
Willie Collier, JR
Anna Lehr
Bugle Call
Triangle-Ince
Keystone
Fred Mace
Triangle Players
Douglas Fairbanks
Reggie
Sing Sing
Charlies A. Wimer
Massillon, O
J. C. Wimer, Sr
Mabel Street
D. A. Blew
Dorothy
Midland
C. E. Bagnall
Hillcrest Avenue
James Wysner
West Grant Street
Cleveland
Harry Welsh
David Lloyd
Mansfield
Ohio
George S. Westlake
Moody Avenue
Roe Clark
Mannington
W. Va
J. D. Clark
Paul Zeller
Philadelphia
Albert Huston
Columbus
Ellwood Gilbert
E. P. Norris
North Jefferson Street
Mollie Rouse
Rochester
Harry Brinker
Jennie Oakley
Youngstown
Samuel Ellison
Green Street
Samuel Fox
Norman
Colton
Cal
Roberts
Atkinson
William Yeager
Northumberland
Annie Yeager
John Shaffer
Electric Street
George Gibson
Butler
J. H. Margret
Division Street
John McFarland
Mary Whiteman
Phillips Street
Wellsville
O. David
Bert Ross, Jr
Sallie Philips
Martha
John
Kolyns
Lyons
Hind’s
Pond
Pinaud
Woodbury
Mennen
Daggett and Ramsdell
Lic
Borden’s
Horlick’s
Mennen’s
Worth
Mill ‘Sts
Sniff
P. H
Kansan
Majestic Theatre
Thomas Chatterson and
Juanita Hansen
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