Unproven Force of Life Treatment Promises Healing
A physician offers a nonpatent remedy claiming oxygen will kill germs, artificial nerve force, and a Psy-Phy force as divine healing powers. He cites testimonials, insists no payment is needed for initial diagnosis and course, and promises free treatment to the first thousand respondents from Syracuse New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
N. W. Bowden
New Bern
N. C
Hannah Peters
Harrisburg
Mr. Hyatt
United States
Ridgeway
G. E. Courant
M. D
Syracuse
N. Y
Textile fabrics with color options and widths advertised
Tuesday March 17 194 B and B herringbone serges and imported wool taf feta with silk jacquard feature multiple color choices Tan Brown Grey Navy Copenhagen Blue 55 inch fabric at $1.00 a yard. Shadow check panama with corded stripes 48 inches wide in Blue Brown Tan or Grey priced $1.50 a yard.
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Copenhagen
Panama
Simple Wash Cures Eczema from Wintergreen Oil Mix
Dr. Decatur D. Dennis of Chicago recommends a D D D Prescription using pure wintergreen oil blended with glycerine thymol to treat eczema psoriasis barber’s itch and salt rheum. The compound is said to relieve itching instantly and avoid blood medications. Love & Megown endorse the remedy and invite inquiries at their store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur D. Dennis
Chicago
Dennis
Hem-Roid Pile Cure Promoted by Leonhardt Co
A broad statement claims Hem-Roid tablets by Dr. Leonhardt cure any pile case. The ad says internal remedy, with a one month treatment and a guarantee, priced at $1.00. J. F. Neely of New Castle is referenced as a local contact from Buffalo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Neely
New Castle
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Station B
Buffalo
N. Y
Repairs on County Bridge Continue in Seventh Ward
Extensive work underway on the Shenango river bridge from East Cherry street, renewing decayed flooring while the rest of the structure remains sound. The project is led by Bob Hutchison, Charles McFate, and Tom Shaffer amid surrounding flood waters and health concerns from standing surface water.
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County Bridge
Seventh Ward
East Cherry Street
Shenango River
Bob Hutchison
Charles McFate
Tom Shaffer
Shenango Tin Mill
Moravia and Harbor School Reports March 1907
Moravia school notes 16 pupils enrolled with 88 percent attendance for the month ending March 11 1907. Missing no days: Dale Robison William Parady Thomas Parady Charles Gleghorn Matilda Hopper Harold Swisher Paris Moore. Missing one day: Bernard Benson Ernest Benson Francis Shiderly. Edna A Duff teacher. Harbor school report for six months ending March 12 shows 97 percent attendance. Missing no days: Howard Cox Stewart Patton John Patterson Raymond Patterson Walter Cox John Bingle Hazel Eckles. Missing one day: Richard Watters. Cora Hutchinson teacher.
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Moravia
Dale Robison
William Parady
Thomas Parady
Charles Gleghorn
Matilda Hopper
Harold Swisher
Paris Moore
Bernard Benson
Ernest Benson
Francis Shiderly
Edna A. Duff
Harbor School
Howard Cox
Stewart Patton
John Patterson
Raymond Patterson
Walter Cox
John Bingle
Hazel Eckles
Richard Watters
Cora Hutchiinson
Garland Nut and River plant sees surge in March orders
Officials report Garland Nut and River company plant received more orders in the first 15 days of March than in the prior two months. New orders are for nuts and rivets, signaling a business revival and hope that the panic is past in West Pittsburg and surrounding areas.
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Garland Nut and River Company
West Pittsburg
Gale Winds Cause Wide Damage in West Pittsburg
A heavy wind storm gusting at least 50 miles per hour tore through West Pittsburg Sunday afternoon. Fences, sign boards and awnings were blown down and the large flag pole by the post office was toppled. Farmers report extensive damage to trees.
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West Pittsburg
Social committee to meet at Briggs residence
Members of the West Pittsburg Methodist church Epworth League social committee will meet tonight at the home of D. C. Briggs on Eleventh street to discuss plans for a future entertainment event.
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West Pittsburg Methodist Church
Epworth League
D. C. Briggs
Eleventh Street
B. and C. Railroad Distributes Ties Near West Pittsburg
Large quantities of ties are being placed along the Baltimore and Ohio tracks in the vicinity of West Pittsburg. The cross pieces will be used as soon as weather is settled for renewals.
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Baltimore and Ohio
West Pittsburg
Dance at Shunk's Tuesday Evening
An informal party is planned this evening at William Shunk's home on Tenth Street. A delightful evening is anticipated.
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Shunk
Willam Shunk
Tenth Street
Eggs Drop Price at West Pittsburg Groceries
Eggs have tumbled in price at West Pittsburg groceries to 25 cents a dozen. Winter rates hovered around 30 cents and once reached 85 cents. Farmers cite higher hen lay rates, prompting the cut.
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West Pittsburg
Saturday Payday at Garland Plants in West Pittsburg
Workers at Garland corporation plants in West Pittsburg will receive payday Saturday with a sizable payout anticipated across the various industries.
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West Pittsburg
Garland Corporation
Supervisor Cochran visits town to oversee Pittsburg and Lake Erie line
E W Cochran supervisor of track age on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie line near New Castle spent Monday in town checking on the line.
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E. W. Cochran
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
New Castle
Daily Town Visitors and Local Trips Report
A long list of residents and visitors frequent New Castle and surrounding towns. Names include J. W. Reed and wife, Floyd Reed, Mrs. Robert Snaveley, Nick Lloyd, Andy Shunk, D. C. Briggs, Thomas McCart, Helen Roe, Dr. W. C. Wagner, Lowers, Mrs. Lillian Wallace, Miss Hazel Jackson, Curtis V. Brown, Mrs. Henry Miller, Miss Clara Brown, Mrs. John Ellsesser, Miss Rena McAnlis, Mrs. E. McCoy, Mrs. W. M. Brown, Charles Sonneborn, Birdie Lowers, Edna Leonard, Mrs. Harry Hettenbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. James Sankey, Edith Veon, Eugene List, and Mrs. Charles A. Maxwell with son Robert, among others, sharing brief visits, trips to Ellwood City, Pittsburg, Union Valley, West Pittsburg, and New Castle.
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J. W. Reed
New Castle
Floyd Reed
West Pittsburg
Wampum
Robert Snaveley
Bellevue, C
Nick Lloyd
West Moravia
Youngstown
Andy Shunk
Tenth Street
Helen Roe
Moravia
Ellwood City
W. C. Wagner
Ed Lowers
Eleventh Street
Lillian Wallace
Twelfth Street
Hazel Jackson
Curtis V. Brown
Union Valley
Henry Miller
Monaco
Nellie Mitchell
Ninth Street
Harry Hettenbaugh
Mahoningtown
Samuel Miller
B. J. Flynn
Center Avenue
Lake Erie Railroad Company
West Ellwood Junction
James Sankey
Edith Veon
Eugene List
Woodhouse, Bopp and Company
Charles A. Maxwell
Robert
R. W. Gaskill
School Girls and the Dangers of Overexertion
An article warns that ambitious American girls push too hard at school risking collapse of nerves and vitality. It urges teachers to understand the risks and support girls through the critical period to ensure healthy womanhood and lasting well being.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Proclaimed by Teen Seeker
Miss Elsie L Hook of Chelsea Vermont writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her side ache periodic pains sleeplessness and a nervous irritable condition after other remedies failed. The advertisement touts the remedy for female ills including displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities backache and nervous prostration and invites sick women to write for advice from Lynn Mass.
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Elsie L. Hook
Chelsea, Vt
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Hamilton
Municipal Board of Health
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Pittsburgh
North Side, Pa
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Abesi Cos Wiy
Forbes
Court House
Cherry Street
Sventh Ward
Kilkenney
Lawrence Junction Roundhouse
John Carmen
South Cedar Street
Standard Steel Car Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Castle Junction
Aeventh
Third Christian Church
Baxter
Wilkison
Ashland Avenue
Savventh Ward
Seventh Ward B. & O. Pay
Harry Allen
Lowellville
Edwin McCullough
Enon Valley
John Carroll
Petersburg
Yester
Mary Hadley
North Cedar Street
Orrie Sipe
North Beaver Township
Glenn Thomas
Frank Cullen
Jake Marcon
North Liberty Street
Daisy Reese
Mahoning Avenue
B. D. Mosher
David Sanders
Reynolds Street
Fifth Ward
John Barnes
South Wayne Street
Pennsylvania
Fred Hans
Jimtown
Edna Bulwer
Warren, O
C. E. Koons
Cleveland
Bert Jones
Shenango
John McCandless
Frank Davis
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Garland
B. & C. Railroad
Thomas McCart
New Castle Loan Company
Wallace Block
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
The
Citizens National Bank
Thomas W. Phillips
J. P. H. Cunningham
Edward T. Kurtzchas, H. Andrews John A. Preston Samuel M’creary Lewis S. Hoyt
Mill Washington Sts
DR. Winter
Washington and Pittsburg Street Bridge
New Castle, Pa
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