Cure for eczema with wintergreen oil advertised
The ad claims oil of winter green mixed with other natural ingredients can stop itch instantly and cure non hereditary eczema with D D D prescription. It asserts the remedy works on genuine eczema and skin troubles not present at birth and urges readers to visit Love and Megown in New Castle, Pennsylvania to purchase and learn about D D D soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love and Megown
New Castle
Seventh Ward
American Can Company
Williams Indian Pile Ointment Promises Fast Relief
Advertisement claims Williams Indian Pile Ointment cures blind and bleeding piles and itching. It purportedly absorbs tumors and soothes private-parts irritation. Sold by druggists at 60 cents by mail. manufactured by Williams Manufacturing Co., Cleveland, and offered by Geo W. Clutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Williams’ M's’g. Co
Props
Cleveland
Geo. W. Clutton
Western Pennsylvania Christian Missionary Society Convention Opens
Nearly 100 delegates arrive in Pittsburgh for the semi annual Western Pennsylvania Christian Missionary Society meeting at First Christian church on the Diamond. The program spans Tuesday through Thursday with devotions, sermons, reports, and discussions led by ministers from Bellevue Pittsburgh and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania Christian Missionary Society
First Christian Church
Diamond
Harvard
Brooks
Elmer I. Phillips
Agnew
Harry White
Clifford Fenton
Western Pennsylvania Christian Ministerial Association
William Ross Lloyd
Bellevue
H. C. Boblitt
Charleroi
W. G. Winn
First Church
Pittsburg
William Creme
Fourth Church
Robert S. Latimer
J.A. Joyce
Crafton
C. H. Frick
Beechview
F. J. Langdon, Jr
Ellwood City
F. L. Taylor
Johnsonburg
McKees Rocks
A. McDonald
Meadville
Monessen
James B. Smith
New Castle
J. F. Baxter
New Kensington
Philipsburg
D. F. Harris
Ridgeway
Scottdale
Washington
Hugh Darele, Jr
Foreign Missions
Basil S. Rousseff
A. Christine Vasicek
Percy H. Wilson
J. D. Garrison
Somerset
C. L. Thurgood
T. D. Brown
Elsie L. Taylor
D. Mitchell
Elizabeth Boyd
T. W. Phillips
O. H. P. Brown
James H. Dever
Christian Woman's Boards of Missions
F. J. Longdon, Jr
Darby
Brown
Vanderbilt
J. B. Smith
J. W. Darby
Beaver Falls
J. W. Stewart
Bellevennon
McKeesport
Young People’s Society
W. R. Warren
John G. Slayter
Bible Schools
East End
George W. Knepper
Wilkinsburg
S. H. Bartlett
Painesville
Street Car Men Get 4 Per Cent Raise at East Liverpool
East Liverpool traction workers gain a four percent wage increase effective May 1, affecting over 80 percent of the workforce across 14 electric roads. The result is widespread elation despite a probable overall wage reduction for some employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
East Liverpool, O., Traction Company
Rice's
East Street
Freight Rates Rise Across Nation in Howls of Change
Eastern railroads announce a uniform ten percent freight rate hike with July 1 class rate increases and August 1 commodity rate changes. The move aims to boost annual revenue by at least 100 million dollars, prompting anticipated clashes with shippers, the Interstate Commerce Commission, and potential court action. The plan, driven by revenue pressures, may shift costs to consumers and faces strong opposition from shippers while railroads argue it is essential amid higher operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eastern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Railroad
Injunction Case Shows Debate Over Noncompete Validity
Judge Porter reserves ruling on Lawrence Laundry versus George A. Wood. Lawrence secured a temporary injunction after Wood left for Central Laundry, citing a yearlong noncompete. Testimony covered contract validity and customers influenced by Wood's move.
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Porter
Lawrence Laundry Company
George A. Wood
Wood
Central Laundry
Lawrence Laundry
Hubbard Visiter and Regional Notices
Miss Mae Snyder of New Castle visited Hubbard relatives. Mrs Hanna Williams recovering from a mild stroke. R L Lord of Pittsburg visiting Miss Eva Carmichael in Orchard. Mr and Mrs George Stewart of West Liberty trip to Vienna. David Williams of Cleveland visiting father Thomas Williams. Misses Margaret and Cass Powers of North Main visit Youngstown. Funeral of Evan Perry attended in Youngstown. Mr and Mrs Baker and son Edward of Youngstown spent Sunday with Mrs Catherine Wirtz. Court Lily to host entertainment at Valley Forsters lodge May 7. Local missionary society to meet May 13 at Mrs A L Stephenson’s house.
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Hanna Williams
R. L. Lord
Pittsburg
Eva Carmichael
Orchard Street
George Stewart
West Liberty Street
Vienna
David Williams
Cleveland
Thomas Williams
Margaret
Cass Powers
North Main Street
Youngstown
Evan Perry
Baker
Edward
Catherine Wirtz
Court Lily
Valley Forresters’ Lodge
Aew Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
A. L. Stephenson
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims nationwide cure
The advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh. It asserts internal action on mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation, strengthen the patient, and enable natural healing. A $100 reward is offered for any case not cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Med
Mall
Tereby
Toledo
Harris Eyes Canadian League Offer After Nocks Pitching Review
Jack Harris of North Cedar street, known as a Mahoningtown pitcher, has received several summer offers including a Canadian league club. He prefers independent terms, rejecting a Scottdale assignment, after strong showings with the Nocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Harris
North Cedar Street
Mahoningtown
Pete Porter
Harris
Scottdale
West Virginia
Porter
C Henry Volz to Lead Personal Purity Campaign
C Henry Volz longtime secretary of the Y M C A boys department resigns to enter Chicago training school and pursue general association work. He will conduct a personal social purity campaign this summer in this city introducing publications by Dr Stall for men and works by Dr Mary Drake and Dr Mary Wood Allen for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Henry Volz
Chicago Training School
Volz
Paign
Stall
Mary Drake
Mary Wood Allen
Mrs Zahniser III Seriously Ill With Appendicitis
Local friends and relatives regret that Mrs George Zahniser of Highland avenue is seriously ill with appendicitis at the home of her father Edward Agnew in Sewickley. She is scheduled for an operation Monday or Tuesday as friends hope for a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zahniser
Highland Avenue
Edward Agnew
Sewickley
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American Federation of Labor
Alaska
Patagonia
Practical Electricians
R. L. Matthews Electric CO
North and Mill Sts
Tacoma
Physicians Pharmacy
J. E. Duff
Mgr
N. Mill St
First Christian
G. A. Wood
H. BE. Coneby
Lawrence
Blanche Lawdener
West Washington Street
W. A. Hall
A. Lowery Wilson
A. W. Gardner
H. A. Wilkison
Mae Snyder
Hubbard
Canada
Seventea Ward
Bell A. C
Tubetown
Reid Cummings
Bell
A. W. Longacre
West Cherry Street
Harry Hadley
Ashland Avenue
Floyd Reed
West Pittsburg
Mary Lewis
Wampum
Charles E. Koons
North Liberty Street
Tom Fraley
East Madison Avenue
Lafayette Street
Ray Owens
Ashtabula
Dave Harrison
Mahoning Avenue
H. K. Metcalfe
Ed Carroll
Liberty’ Street
Oil City
Frank Walters
East Cherry Street
Grace Spencer
Niles, C
George Reed
Struthers, CO
W. Davis
New York City
Harry Burns
East Clayton Street
New Castle Forge and Bolt Company
Mepac Floue
Washburn-Crosby Co
Lead and Oil House Paints
Carter
New Castle Paint & Varnish Co
New Castle, PA
Pittsburg Street
Bell Phone
Neal Street
NEW Castle Loan CO
Wallace Block
Bell Telephone
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
Rice’s
Yoder
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