Hallowe'en Festivities Open New Wilmington Season
Halloween events fill New Wilmington with a masked carnival at the diamond at 7 p.m. and a Hillside carnival for students. The town hosts a moon wedding, parties at Water Street, and a Boys' league banquet amid many other events promising a lively night. The Alameda Literary Society held a strong meeting at Philomath hall with declamations, solos, and a debate on school rewards.
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New Wilmington
Hallowe'en
Citizen's Great
Mary Rummell
Wendell
Neal Bennett
Water Street
Boys’ League
Alameda Literary Society
Philomath
Katherine Davis
Cecil Baker
Susie Price
Nelle McAuley
Mary Wright
Carrie Wilson
John Thompson
Weldon Allen
Mark McFarland
Grace Redmond
John Hover
Mary McAnlis
Stella Anderson
Neva Swagger
Dorcas Schoeller
Ella Thompson
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women health
An ad extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a safe non alcoholic medicine for women. It claims the formula strengthens the system for pregnancy and childbirth and notes full ingredient disclosure on every bottle. The text promotes endorsements from medical writers and offers a free book by mail and Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
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Dr. Pierce
Lear
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Fifteen Typhoid Cases Reported by State Health Board
The state health board began an investigation into reports of 15 typhoid cases at a double house on South Mercer Street that were not reported to Health Officer Will S. McCandless. The area had 18 cases total with three deaths, traced to unsanitary conditions and a shared well near outside closets with no sewer connections. The investigation aims to identify local physicians to enforce penalties for failing to report illnesses as required by law.
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State Board of Health
South Mercer Street
Will S. McCandless
I. A. Thayer
Home Street
Mercer Street
Roosevelt Says It Is Now All Over But The Shouting
President Roosevelt announced he has nothing more to say about the election. He says the Taft victory is assured across New York Ohio Indiana Illinois Nebraska Montana and Colorado with only final vote tallies and notification of Judge Taft remaining. Secretary Loeb will present any further communications. A Bryan rally could prompt one more shot on Monday.
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Washington
Rooosevelt
Taft
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Nebraska
Montana
Colorado
Loeb
Ananias Club
White House
Bryan
Smallpox Breaks Out at Hilliard
Smallpox has broken out two miles west of Hilliard station on the Bes semer railway. Victims are Mr. and Mrs. Adam Klink and one child. Mr Klink is a coal mine boss nearby and many may have been exposed. The house is quarantined by Butler county authorities and officials hope the disease remains confined to this locality.
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Hilliard Station
Bessemer
Adam Klink
Klink
Butler
Change in hour of Sunday service for Christian Science
Christian Science services will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock instead of 11 o'clock in the morning. Wednesday evening testimonial services remain at 8 o'clock. All are invited. Meetings held in Pearson building at Washington street and Neshannonk avenue.
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Christian Science
Pearson Building
Washington Street
Neshannock Avenue
P E O Sisterhood Meets Miss Bertha Stearns
The P E O sisterhood met with Miss Bertha Stearns of North Jefferson Street Thursday evening. Miss Katherine Foulke presented Bizet's life. Miss Lucille Van Gorder narrated Carmen. Miss Kate Stockman narrated Martha. Miss Enda Young presented the life of its author. Selections from Martha and Carmen were played on the pianola.
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Bertha Stearns
North Jefferson Street
Katherine Foulke
Bizet
Lucille van Gorder
Carmen
Kate Stockman
Martha
Enda Young
Beautiful Presents Given Away At the Bankrupt Jewelry Sale
Readable text shows a sale of bankrupt jewelry with daily sessions at 2:30 and 7:30 near Lawrence Savings and Trust Co. 5912 Elm Street. The listing notes a promotional giveaway of presents accompanying the sale event.
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Eree
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
Do You Like Liver Pudding Guess Try Sanderson's
Advertisement notes a home made liver pudding offer at Sanderson's located at 70 Pittsburg Street in Atlanta.
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Sanderson's
Pittsburg Street
Deaths of the Day Reflect Local Bereavements
Obituary notices recount the deaths and funerals of Mrs. Marian Alexander and her sister Mrs. Edward Canby in Oil City, Mrs. Mary J. Smith, eight week old Margaret Louise Valiensi, and others including David Michaels, Hugh Wilson, John Colgan, with services at local churches and burials at Oak Park and St Josephs cemeteries.
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Frank Mackey
Kurtz Place
Edward Canby
Oil City
Marian Alexander
Samuel
Franklin
James Alexander
New Castle
Mary J
Daniel Smith
North Mill Street
H. J. Whalen
First Baptist Church
C. S. Brooks
First Christian Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Jesse Smith
John Simon
Harry Sankey
John Sankey
Kark Smith
William Edmunds
W C T U Women Plan Local Option Prayer Meeting
The Central W C T U will hold a 2 to 5 pm prayer session next Tuesday at Mrs. Sadie Waddington's North Street home. Leaders include Mrs. Sadie Waddington, Mrs. E J Roberts, Mrs. E N Baer, Mrs. Jennie Forker, Mrs. John Nail, and Mrs. Stevens. Coliseum refined vaudeville.
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Sadie Waddington
North Street
Sadie Wadding
E. J. Roberts
E. N. Baer
Jennie Forker
John Nail
Stevens
Sermon Series on Science at St John’s Church
Pastor Rev J H Miller presents a sequence of sermons for vesper services at St John’s Evangelical Lutheran church beginning November 1. Topics cover Christian citizenship history astronomy botany zoology chemistry psychology ethics geology archaeology and biblical creation with dates through February 28. The schedule includes proofs of creation and responses to critics.
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St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. H. Miller
The
Egypt
Appreciation from Mrs Vaughan for Youngstown Fire Dept
Fire Chief Frank J. Connery received a note from Mrs. Mary Vaughan widow of Captain Vaughan of the Youngstown fire department thanking the New Castle department for sympathy. Chief Connery and eight men attended the funeral in Youngstown and he personally conveyed sorrow. The department sent floral tributes to honor the dead fireman.
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Frank J. Connery
Mary Vaughan
Vaughan
Youngstown
For Sale Mule Team Large Gentle Workers
Classified note offers one team of mules described as large sound and gentle workers for sale. Provides contact as Bell phone 120-2 with a brief selling rationale.
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Bell
Sunday Dinner at J. C. Moore for Home Dressed Chickens
Visit J. C. Moore at 106 Pittsburg Street Coliseum for home dressed chickens and quality meat for Sunday dinner. Matinee and night show emphasize convenient shopping and entertainment nearby.
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J. C. Moore
Pittsburg Street
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Cure Headache Says Mrs Webster
A testimonial from Mrs Eliza Webster of Worcester Massachusetts claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills cured years of headaches. The ad notes quick relief by soothing brain nerves with no stomach upset and guarantees at least the first package will help or the druggist will exchange 25 doses for 25 cents.
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Miles
Eliza Webster
Douglass St
Worcester
Mass
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Special Clean Up Sale Lace Curtains and Curtain Material
Household shoppers are invited to a clearance featuring lace curtains and curtain fabrics at deep discounts. Nottingham Lace Curtains 37c a pair. 85c curtains now 69c. Battenberg and Brussels Net styles reduced. curtain muslin and Swiss cloth discounted per yard. single pair curtain lots offered at roughly half off. kids undergarments and women's combs marketed alongside.
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Nottingham
A Great Bargain in Dress Goods
A fortunate purchase enables us to offer a regular 75c Colored Taffeta Silk for 59c yard. It is 19 inches wide and comes in all colors. The quality is a good one at the regular price of 75c. It should sell quickly at 59c yard. New Cotton Challies 28 inches wide in Persian and border designs very desirable for housewear. Always sold at 10c our price 8c yard.
New Flannelettes at 10c 12c 15c Yard
We are showing a brand new lot of pretty Flannelette Waistings in Persian floral and border designs. Desirable and popular at 10c 12c and 15c per yard.
Rengo Belt Corsets Draw Wide Attention and New Accessories
A new Rengo Belt Corset with an integrated reinforcing belt promises an even sloping waist and natural silhouette. Style No. 41 for medium figures and No. 43 for tall figures are priced at $2.00 each with rustless boning for erect, comfortable wear. Tomorrow arrives a fresh stock of large plain and carved Barettes, four puffs for 25 cents or eight for $1.00.
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Presbyterian Church
Naccanna Club
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J. D. Barr
Howell T. Getty
Meade Wilson
Linesville
Mary Getty
Louise Getty
Marion Johnston
R. M. Gilkey
Russell Brown
Roy Lorimer
Lawrence Johnston
Johnston
Miss Shields
Miss Elliott
Miss Shaffer
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Walkinsburg
Frank M. Haley
Philadelphia
Smith Sharp
Pittsburg
H. E. Hunt
Roland Wible
West Middlesex
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U. P
Edgar
William Bell
Market Street
Board of Health
State Health Board
Roosevelt
Hilliard
Mrs. Smith
Margaret Valiensi
David D. Valiensi
Margaret Louise
Smithfield Street
St. ‘Vitus’ Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Mr. Michaels
W. J. John
Emmanuel Baptist Church
David Michaels
John Thomas
Benjamin and
Lewis Jenkins
John Brown
William White
Alfred White
Hugh Wilson
Burgettstown
Pennsylvania
Neshannock Presbyterian Cemetery
Mr. Colgan
John H. Colgan
A. R. Rich
Epworth M. E
A. Bahra
William Bradford
Edward Morgan
H. Lightner
John Moore
Howard McGill
Heiskell's
Heiekell
Meiskell
Melakell
Yaks Roenen
Johnston, Holloway & CO
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St. John's Church
Will
Clutton
R. S. McCulloch & CO
Pittsburg St
Coats
Ecru
Evertidy Combs
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