Don’t Lose Your Hair Parisian Sage Ad Pushes Comfort
An advertisement urges readers to buy Parisian Sage from Geo W Clutton to stop hair loss and dandruff and claims dramatic results within a week. It quotes endorsements from Mrs Ida Wilcox and promotes buying locally or by mail from Giroux Mfg Co Buffalo.
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Geo. W. Clutton
New Castle
News
Ida Wilcox
Coldwater
Mich
Geo. W. Clutton’s
Express
Giroux Mfg. Co
Buffalo
Ohio counties vote dry as temperance wins two more
In Ohio two more counties Paulding and Wyandot chose dry options in the October elections. A Circleville clash between Anti-Saloon detectives and ministers erupted outside the mayor’s office amid the trial of saloonkeepers. Bellefontaine’s election board corrected an error that misread the ballot result, potentially forcing another vote.
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Columbus
Paulding
Wyandot
Circleville
Anti-Saloon League
Bellefontaine
Logan County Election Board
Logan County
County Board of Elections
Anti- Saloon League
Broderrick
Marysville
Ohio counties vote in ten day local option test
Counties across Ohio including Logan Adams Champaign Pike Union Scioto Madison Lawrence Pickaway Jackson Ashtabula Gallia Columbiana Meigs Carroll Vinton Marion Athens Morrow Hocking Warren Delaware Guernsey Brown Noble Perry Van Wert Wood Paulding Wyandot vote on wet or dry status in a ten day local option test.
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Logan Adams
Champaign Pike
Union
Scioto
Madison
Lawrence Pickaway
Jackson
Ashtabula
Gallia
Columbiana
Meigs
Carroll
Vinton
Marion
Athens
Morrow
Hocking
Warren
Delaware Guernsey
Brown
Noble
Perry
van Wert
Wood
Paulding
Wyandon County
Defiance
Dry and Wet Ballot Shifts Spark Ohio County Contests
Wyandot and Logan counties reported dramatic shifts with Wyandot drys ahead by 62 and Logan turning wet by the same margin, prompting court appeals over a counting error. Paulding and Perry counties stayed dry or flipped, while a county board miscertificate stirred political uproar and potential further elections under Rose law.
Strong Sermons at Revivals Lead Devout Attendance
Rev. T. F. Maitland preached a powerful sermon on the Nature of Prayer at Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist church Tuesday afternoon. The following evening he spoke on Sin and its transgression. Rev. Gillis of Turtle Creek is to preach Wednesday afternoon and depart soon for Africa as a missionary. Another revival meeting is set for Thursday at 2 30 pm.
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T. F. Maitland
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church
Maitland
Gillis
Turtle Creek
Africa
Sister at Villa Marie Recovers From Long Illness
Sister Presentation of Villa Marie, once very ill for nearly a year, has fully recovered her health. She has served as a teacher at St. Stephen's Academy in Niles.
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Presentation
Villa Marie
St. Stephen’s Academy
Niles
Industries Show Phenomenal Growth in Pennsylvania
A report led by Chief John L. Rockey highlights Pennsylvania’s surge in pig iron and steel output, with open hearth and crucible furnaces plus Dessemer converters reaching 12,089,614 tons. Textile mills in Philadelphia employ 62,291 across 638 mills, silk industry at 25,353 workers, tinplate with 7,300 workers, and total wages for these five sectors over 144.9 million dollars across more than 250000 workers.
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Pennsylvania
John L. Rockey
Allegheny County
Philadelphia
Keystone
New Officers Named for Year at Plaingrove Sunday School
Plaingrove District Sunday School association held its annual convention at Plaingrove United Presbyterian church. Rev. Frank Fish addressed the gathering as a congressional candidate. New officers elected: President F T Glenn Volant, Vice President J B Pizer Slippery Rock, Secretary Mrs G S Badger Volant, Treasurer Mrs Chester Hunt Portersville, Cradle Roll/Superintendent Mrs R G Thomas Haransburg, Home Dept Supt Mrs M J Elliott Slippery Rock, Teachers Training Supt Rev F B Shoemaker Slippery Rock. The Harlansburg Methodist Episcopal Sunday school won the banner for highest membership increase. next meeting planned for October.
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Plaingrove
Volant
Chester Hunt
Portersville
R. G. Thomas
Harlansburg
Home Department
M. J. Elliott
Slippery Rock
F. B. Shoemaker
The Stomach Does Not Cause Dyspepsia
A historical health notice explains digestion, gastric juices, and how Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets aid digestion by rebuilding lacking enzymes. It claims tablets enable consumption of large meals without dyspepsia, endorsed by forty thousand physicians and available for 50 cents with a free sample offer.
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Stuart
Seventh ward notes on hunting and weather take prominence
Seventh ward residents report widespread illegal rabbit hunting by foreigners with dogs and police have arrests but activity persists. Farmers fear drought损 risking winter crops while rain is desperately needed. Local births, illnesses, payroll events, and public works update residents on community life.
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Seventh Ward
Why Girls Can t Throw Like Boys
A historical discussion attributes the difference in throwing between girls and boys to anatomy. It argues the female collarbone is longer and positioned lower, restricting the arm swing, causing girls to throw with a rigid arm while boys use a relaxed, snapping motion.
Examinations Set for Clerk Carrier Posts Here
The United States Civil Service Commission will hold examinations for the clerk carrier position at the local post office on November 18. Applications and instructions are available from the local post office secretary or the district secretary in Philadelphia, with a 4:30 p.m. October 19 deadline for submission to the district secretary.
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United States Civil Service Commission
John A. McKee
Philadelphia
Local visitors in New Bedford family gathering
Mrs Hoyt Shaw of Princeton visited Miss Edith Sharp in New Bedford on Monday. Mrs James Sternberg of Buffalo and her companion, an art graduate, are guests of their cousins, the Misses Rodgers.
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Hoyt Shaw
Princeton
Edith Sharp
James Sternberg
Buffalo
N. E
Art Giao Ofanner
Rodgers
Community Notes From Zelienople And Harmonny
Mr and Mrs Kribbs spent Monday in Pittsburg. John Wright went to Pittsburg to study at Duff s Business College. Lenk of Homestead visits daughter Mrs Lee Cunningham. Alice Strohecker a Beaver college student spent Sunday at home. John Lamberton leaves for Wooster University. Emily Dean hosts Jolly Coterie shower for Pearl Baumgardner to be October bride. Hall of Brookville returns from Rochester visit to aunt Mrs Goehring. Emma Covert of Pittsburg also guests. Travelers club met at Miss Gyla Seaton s home to discuss New England Colonies with papers by Mrs Teeple Nora Wild and Ednah Buhl. Next meeting October 19 at Miss Ethel Lockwood s home.
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Kribbs
Pittsburg
John Wright
Duff's Business College
Lenk
Homestead
Lee Cunningham
Alice Strohecker
Beaver College
South Main Street
John Lamberton
Wooster
Ohio
Wooster University
Emily Dean
Jolly Coterie Club
Pearl Baumgardner
Hall
Brookville
Rochester
Jane Goehring
Emma Covert
New Castle Street
New England
Teeple
Nora Wild
Ednah Buhl
Ethel Lockwood
Demon Bartl May Never Wrestle Again
From Youngstown rochester reports Demon Bartl has recovered enough to walk after injuries from a bout with Jack Young of New Castle. His left leg remains paralyzed and it is likely he will never wrestle again.
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Youngstown
Rochester
N. Y
Bartl
Jack Young
New Castle
American medicinal roots and Dr Pierce remedies sold free book
Promotes American forest plants as valuable medicines and claims Dr Pierce offers a free booklet detailing digestion heart and other affections cures. Describes Grace extracts and alcohol free preparations made by physicians with specialized apparatus.
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Pierce
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Geo. W. Clut
Union National Bank
New Castle, PA
Paul B. Griffiths
Sycamore Street Bell
NEW CASTLE CAB @ TRANSFER CO
Upper Sandusky
Perry and
Kirby
Personal Liberty League
Election Board
Plaingrove District Sunday School Association
Bunnie
Timothy
Seventh Ward New Baby
Charles Reed
R. W. Welsh
Cherry Street
Welsh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Company
J. A. McKee
Liberty Street
Pennsylvania Station
Keith
E. H. Robison
Newell Avenue
George Burnett
George Grant
Evans City
L. B. Anderson
Lindsay Robinson
Rebecca
North Beaver Township
Bert Gailey
Clifford Thompson
Lake Erie
New Bedford
Osgood Hardware Company
North Mill Street
New Castile
Demon Bartl
Pittsburg Street
Howard Munnell
Union Station
Sweitzer
Troy and
Kramer
Deering
South Street
Corner Mill
Washington
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