Prolonged Life Promised by Dr Miles Heart Cure
A testimonial extols Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine for heart weak ness and nerves claiming extended life and restored strength. A Verndale Minnesota resident credits improved sleep and vitality after use and notes a veteran man saved from death by the remedy. The ad promises money back if the first bottle fails and identifies Miles Medical Co as the maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Dr. Riles
Chas AM Murphy
Verndale
Minn
Bar-Ben
Bar-Ben Laboratory CO
Cleveland
Ohio
M’kinley & Franz and Neely Drug CO
Bed Spreads at Varied Prices from 65c to 15
The ad promotes a wide range of bed spreads priced from 65 cents to 15 dollars. It highlights White Crochet Spreads in several sizes and patterns, Marseilles designs, satin finished sets, fringed and cut out corners, and extra large options.
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Marseilles
Two Managers to Fill Utility Roles in O P League
The O P league features two club managers serving as general utility players. Jack Breckenridge of Akron Tip Tops and Pete Porter of New Castle will fill varied roles, with Breckenridge likely to pitch and cover injuries while Porter offers versatility behind the plate or in the outfield.
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O. & P. League
Jack Breckenridge
Akron Tip Tops
Pete Porter
New Castle
Akron
Breckenridge
The
Nocks
Scottdale
Brother Hagen Declines Nocks Tryout and Release Planned
Kid Hagen, a pitcher from Philadelphia, will not be asked to report to Nocks. His release is decided after his older brother Raymond recommended him. The New Castle club had secured his contract before Manager Porter’s tenure, but Pete Porter later trimmed the roster, affecting Hagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid Hagen
Hagen
Philadelphia
Raymond
New Castle
Porter
Pete
New Castle Team May Order Players to Report Earlier
Manager Porter indicated that if the pleasant weather continues he will require New Castle players to report sooner than planned. He warns against overdoing practice to avoid illness and stiffness lasting weeks.
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Porter
New Castle
Edenburg Notes Include Baptism and Local Travel
Edinburg residents attend church events and visit relatives in Pittsburg Youngstown and New Castle. J C McMillen tours the county commission race while plans form for a local baseball team. Miss Vera Briton resigns from Robinson Beight store and returns to Espyville.
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J. C. McMillen
County Commission
W. F. McCullough
Burns
Youngstown
Nellie Hoffmaster
Alice
Bessie Whaley
New Castle
A. C. Robins
Edenburg
Mary B. Fenton
J. D. Parks
Jack Sheaff
M. E
G. N. McClelland
Mary Belle
Z. T. Robinson
the Missionary Society
J. D. Cox
Charley Cox
Walter Campbell
Mahoningtown
McFerric
R. W. Skinner
M. E. Church
New Bedford
Christian Church
Vera Briton
Robinson & Beight
Miss Briton
Espyville
Pitcher Roy Evans Expected Back This Week
Pitcher Roy Evans will be the first to report to the team after spending the winter in the south. He has signed with Porter and will rest until the O P starts. Evans plans to arrive this week and brings mail held until his appearance. Kennedy and Hobson are already in New Castle for the season.
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Roy Evans
Evans
Porter
Flinger
Kennedy
Hobson
New Castle
Bobby Hart Seeks Job After Being Passed By League Officials
Bobby Hart, once a popular figure with baseball and polo fans in Youngstown and Akron, seeks a position on the Ohio league staff after being passed up by President Morton. Hart umpired last season but left the Interstate Polo league for the East, upsetting the Interstate circuit and earning a reputation as a disturbance raiser.
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Bobby Hart
Youngstown
Akron
Hart
Morton
Quinn
Ohio League
Money Pouring In On All Sides At Sharon
Secretary Clepper threatened to sell the Sharon franchise unless businessmen subscribed for stock. Within days $700 was raised and organizers expect $1,500 to $2,000 soon. Sharon residents would rather lose the State street bridge than its baseball team as Major McDowell Dr Reed and Chief Vanderholt seek further subscriptions.
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Clepper
Sharon
Businss Men of
Major McDowell
Dr. Reed
Chief Vanderholt
Porter Slandered by The Vindicator
The Vindicator published a cut over Porter's name mixing up Pete Porter manager of the Nocks and Dick Williams a former street railway officer now contractor. The caption compares them to Billy Bryan and Teddy Roosevelt. the paper faces a public error and warns Wright to avoid both men for safety.
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Pete Porter
Nocks
Dick Williams
Youngstown
Williams
Porter
Billy Bryan
Teddy Roosevelt
Wright
Hagen Signs with Baltimore Union in New League
Kid Hagen, former New Castle player who refused a spring contract, signs with Baltimore Union. Dick Breen, previously with Youngstown and drafted by Cleveland then sent to Akron, also signs with Baltimore.
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Kid Hagen
New Castle
Baltimore
Dick Breen
Youngstown
Cleveland
Akron
Lowe to Get Pick of Pirate Cast Offs
Bobby Lowe, named to manage Grand Rapids in the Central league, has travelled to take up duties. He comes from Pittsburg at Hot Springs where he trained with the Pirates and is expected to use cast offs to build a strong team. Manager Clarke praises Lowe as a top player capable of developing talent beyond many Class A managers.
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Bobby Lowe
Grand Rapids
Lowe
Pittsburg
Hot Springs
Pirates
Clarke
Waivers Sought On Ex Marion Player Daubert
Ex Marion player Jack Daubert has been sent back to the minors by the Cleveland Naps after a tryout in New Orleans. A left hander noted for initial sack coverage, Daubert showed clever defense but failed to impress when evaluated at bat and overall.
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Jack Daubert
Naps
Marion
Cleveland
New Orleans
Daubert
Merry widow hats spark fan debate at Cascade grounds
Cascade officials consider larger grandstand openings as women plan to wear merry widow bonnets this season. Admission rises to two bits prompts complaints though Ladies Day will still be observed once weekly.
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Cascade Grounds
Porter predicts even start for New Castle season
Manager Porter expects a balanced opening with Youngstown in six early games. He forecasts four wins if New Castle breaks even, while Williams Wright’s team may challenge. Kennedy Hobson and Evans are confident, and Camnitz could tip the scales on a tough early slate.
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Porter
Youngstown
New Castle
Wright
Kennedy
Hobson
Evans
Camnitz
Rube Bowers Returns Toledo Ticket Ending Baseball Bid
Rube Bowers has backed away from professional baseball returning his ticket to Toledo manager Armour. He refused to disclose terms and sent back the contract with a note saying he is finished with baseball, citing his wife’s objection.
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Rube Bowers
Rube
Armour
Toledo
Latham May Work In New Outlaw League
Arlie Latham, once funny in the Interstate Polo and later in the O and P leagues, is out of organized baseball and offered a umpire post in the Union outlaw league. With little else, he is likely to accept, having previously refereed in polo and umpired in the two major outlaw leagues.
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Latham
NEW
Outlaw League
Arlie Latham
Arlie
Umpires Set for April 29 Meeting in Akron
President Morton will convene his five umpires in Akron on Wednesday April 29 for final instructions. The gathering, originally planned in Cleveland to avoid press leaks, will proceed in Morton’s town with a lengthy session.
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Morton
Akron
Cleveland
Akron Papers
Pittsburg team may play an exhibition here this summer
New Castle fans may see the Pittsburg college varsity in action this summer as the team seeks a game with the Nocks. Arrangements are not yet complete and a decision will come later, but a clash is expected for one of the exhibition games before the regular season opens.
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New Castle
Pittsburg College
Dr John Early Moves Dental Practice and Residence
Removal notice states Dr John Early will relocate his dental office from 72 Pittsburg Street to 70 North Mill Street and move his residence to the new address, with occupancy after April 1.
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John Early
Pittsburg Street
North Mill Street
Leesburg Oil Field Shows Rapid Growth in Mercer and Lawrence
In western Pennsylvania the Leesburg field near New Castle has about 100 pumping wells yielding an average of 250 barrels daily. With operators like Patterson Oil, McCracken and Barnsdale, the district extends toward Franklin and Moravia fields, and eight thousand acres lie on a 45 degree line ready for summer drilling.
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Pensylvania
Mercer County
Lawrence
Leesburg
New Castle
Franklin and Moravia
Venango County
Franklin
Drake Farm
Patterson Oil Company
McCracken
Barnsdale & Company
Hunter Oil Company
VanEmon & Company
Gahagan & Company
Strawhecker Company
Sidley Farm
Thomas McKee
Richardson Farm
Heat and Light Company
Centertown
Shenango Valley Hospital Thanks City Doctors and Sewers
The Shenango Valley hospital officers and board of directors with Matron Mrs. Harriet Cochran express gratitude to city physicians who provide free care for ward patients. They also commend weekly sewing by Mrs. Anna Patterson Mrs. Rachel Norris Mrs. A Keast Mrs. W A Forkum Mrs. Chester White Mrs. Warner and Mrs. George McCracken.
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Shenango Valley Hospital
Harriet Cochran
Anna Patterson
Rachel Norris
A. Keast
W. A. Forkum
Chester White
Warner
George McCracken
Miss Louise Stambaugh Guest of Miss May Martin in Court Street
Miss Louise Stambaugh of Pittsburgh is the guest of Miss May Martin on Court Street, visiting from Pittsburgh and staying with the local family.
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Louise Stambaugh
Pittsburg
May Martin
Court Street
Reverend Merrill's Brother to Lead Ma honeingtown Church
Rev C C Merrill, fresh from Drew Theological Seminary, will arrive this week to serve as pastor of the Mahoningtown M E church during Rev R N Merrill's illness. R N Merrill suffers typhoid fever with no notable change. no service yesterday. The brother will fill the pulpit next Sunday until R N’s recovery.
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C. C. Merrill
Drew Theological Seminary
Mahoningtown M
Youngstown Fire Department to Join Old Home Week Parade
Veteran Youngstown fire department, active since the village era, will participate in the Old Home week celebration.
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The
Veteran Fire Department of
Youngstown
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Sarah McCullough
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Swift Specific CO
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