Nurse's letter touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills
A nurse from Auburn New York describes severe headaches and relief after using Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. She credits the pills with replacing doctors for headaches and cites a neighbor case and a blessing to others. The advertisement claims druggists guarantee first package benefits or money back and lists Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Debstor
Josephine Bohn
W. Geneseett
Auburn
N. Y
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Prohibitionists Start the Campaign in West Virginia
Ed ward Mills, the Prohibition candidate for governor, opens a campaign with two meetings at the Casino rink in Ellwood City starting Monday evening. He is billed as a gifted speaker who can engage supporters and skeptics alike while exposing “inside politicism” of both major parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Edward Mills
West Virginia
Mills
New Castle Opera Managers Plan Daily Billings
Manager A Hill of the New Castle opera house with former boss Jacob F Genkinger visited town to arrange daily billing and new bill boards at Lawrence avenue and Sixth street. They were escorted by Ellwood opera house manager Jacob Smith and praised the local setup for upcoming shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Hill
New Castle
Miss Anna McKenna Heads to Milwaukee Deaconess School
Miss Anna McKenna, a prominent local young woman, departed for Milwaukee to enter the Deaconess school of the Lutheran church. She has long served Trinity Lutheran church here, and a farewell reception was held last Wednesday evening by church members. In town she resided with the H. M. Whittaker family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna McKenna
Milwaukee
Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Two Booze Fighters Teacher Sanctioned by Police Chief
Two men caused a disturbance on Lawrence Avenue as police chief urged 80 mph. Burgess Hessler released one offender while the other received a four day jail sentence under Edward Reilley's watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Reilley
Lawrence Avenue
Burgess Hessler
Orphans From Zelienople Enjoy New Castle Outing
The Rev. and Mrs. A. P. Lentz and Mrs. W. J. Guthrie attended an outing of more than 90 orphans from the Lutheran home at Zelienople. They traveled on special cars to St. John's Church in New Castle where a fine lunch was provided by the congregation and the children returned home before dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Lentz
W. J. Guthrie
Zelienople
New Castle
St. John’s Church
Worker Struck by Metal Bar at Shelby Standard Works
Ernest Voyzey. a hot mill employee at the Shelby company. was struck in the abdomen by a metal bar yesterday. knocked unconscious and initially feared fatally hurt. this morning he ate breakfast and is rapidly improving. dr. e e lamb attended him and does not regard injuries as fatal.
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Ernest Voyzey
Standard Works
Shelby Company
E. E. Lamb
Jacob Bair Returns From Hospital After Ear Abscess
Jacob Bair tax collector of this borough returned home from the hospital in New Castle yesterday after several weeks of treatment for an abscess in his left ear. He is greatly improved but not yet fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bair
New Castle
Newtons Visit Pulaski Fair on Cross Country Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Newton and their daughter Grace toured Pulaski fair yesterday by car. They praised the event as one of the best sideshows and said the trip was well worth traveling miles to enjoy.
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Thomas Newton
Grace
Pulaski Fair
Mayor Seeks Roundheads Reunion Here Next Year
Beaver Falls hosts the Roundheads today as Mayor Harry J. Lusk writes inviting the famed regiment to hold its next annual reunion in the city. J. C. Stevenson carries the message by special messenger amid plans already set for Beaver Falls this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Lusk
Beaver Falls
J. C. Stevenson
Lusk
Power Up Plans for Mahoning Shenango Sub Stations
Sharon reports the Mahoning and Shenango Valley Light and Power Co plans to install extra machinery at its Youngstown plant and in several sub stations to boost capacity. The goal is to generate an additional 20 000 volts to meet growing demand.
Evangelist Orr Draws Crowds in Ellwood City Revival
Ellwood City residents continue large turnout for revival services at the Casino rink led by Evangelist W. W. Orr. Attendance has grown over two weeks, with Sunday crowds filling the building and a women’s service drawing about 600 attendees. A union service replaces local church services next Sunday morning.
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Ellwood City
Evangelist W. W. Orr
Man Misses Beaver Falls Train in Old Home Week
Mike Sallmen rushed to the Beaver Falls Old Home Week celebration but found his watch broke and the train already gone. He ran a half mile without success, then hired a horse and buggy. Last seen speeding through Klondyke hill a cloud of dust.
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Mike Sallmen
Beaver Falls
Michael
Klondyke Hill
Dambach Father Recovers From Paralysis at Zelienople
Adam Dambach of Zelienople, father of H. W. and F. E. Dambach and Miss Tina Dambach, stricken with paralysis last week, shows health improvement at home. At 70, he remains vigorous and is expected to regain normal health.
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Adam Dambach
H. W
F. E
Tina Dambach
Zelienople
Mr. Dambach
Mrs Blocher Recovers After Serious Illness
Mrs. P. W. Blocher, previously seriously ill for weeks, came downstairs for the first time in two weeks yesterday and shows decided improvement. Friends express relief and pleasure at her better condition.
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P. W. Blocher
Mrs. G. Y. Fike Improves After Illness
Mrs. G. Y. Fike, previously severely ill with quinsy and bedridden for days, shows definite improvement in health and required nursing care during the period of illness.
Town Visitors and Local Arrivals Mark Yesterday
Names of New Castle residents and others arriving or visiting the area are listed, including R T Brown J E Flynn E S Price G S Young N Castle visitors, and Squire and Mrs Thomas Marshall welcoming a 12 pound girl.
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R. T. Brown
New Castle
J. E. Flynn
E. S. Price
G. S. Young
Zelienople
D. N. Keast, Esq
Mrs. S. Y. Douds
Beaver Falls
Thomas C. Humphrey
H. W. Phelps
Michigan
Squire
Thomas Marshall
W. R. Johnston
Standard Works
Shelby Company
Pittsburg
Old Soldiers Hold Fourth Tenth Pennsylvania Reunion
The thirty fourth annual reunion of the Tenth regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry is today in Beaver Falls. George R. Graham and J A Andrews, former Company G members from Walnut street and 132 North Bay street, enlisted near Mercer after the Civil War began. The regiment served three years with heavy fighting, ranking forty third in Union army losses. 41 men died of disease, the rest were killed or mortally wounded.
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Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Beaver Falls
Curtin
George R. Graham
Walnut Street
J. A. Andrews
North Bay Street
Mercer
Local Social Notes From Edenburg and Nearby
A roundup of visits and trips among Edenburg residents and neighbors. Mrs J D Cox of Mahoningtown guests relatives here. Mrs Elizabeth Mitcheltree and others visit New Castle. many patrons attend Pulaski fair and a corn roast at the Miller house. a ball game Niles vs local team is noted for Saturday.
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J. D Cox
Mahoningtown
Elizabeth Mitcheltree
New Castle
S. C. Wagoner
Berlin Center
J. F. McWilliams
M. Hoffmaster
R. H. McCullough
Phoebe McGuire
Mary
T. S. Hofmeister
Marjorie Raub
Grace Stanley
Pulaski
H. C. Mitchell
E. Douglass
H. A. Hoffmaster
W. J. Biddle
Jessie
Nellie Hoffmaster
Roy Gibson
J. A. Cape
Many Furnaces Now in Operation in Mahoning Valley
Reports from Youngstown Ohio show 70 percent of blast furnaces in New York Illinois Michigan and Ontario are in commission. By November 80 percent expected to be running, with new stacks at Youngstown Steel and Sheet and Tube soon in service. No. 6 stack of Ohio works to start by October 15.
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Youngstown
New York
Illinois
Michigan
Ontario
Canada
Youngstown Steel Company
Mahoning Valley
Ohio Works Group
Special Meetings at Wesleyan M. E. Church
Elder G W Richardson of Middlefield Ohio will preach at Wesleyan Methodist church on Lyndal street Friday and Saturday evenings at 7 30 p m Rev L H McLeister is the pastor of the church.
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G. W. Richardson
Middlefield
Ohio
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Lyndal Street
L. H. McLeister
Forest Fire Threatens Loneboro Resort
Sparks from a locomotive started a serious forest fire Thursday at Loneboro that imperiled all Stoneboro, reaching near the Lake House and burning surrounding fences. Residents battled the blaze, preventing major property damage as flames were finally checked.
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Loneboro
Notice to Subscribers About Unauthorized Telephone Receivers
Central District and Telegraph Company and American Union Telephone Company caution readers that unidentifiable parties are selling telephone receivers not allowed by company rules. The notice seeks to protect subscribers from buying equipment that cannot be used with their telephones.
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Central District and Printing Telegraph Company
American Union Telephone Company
Coal bids to be opened at special school board meeting
The city school board will hold a special Friday evening meeting to open bids for the coal supply for the entire year. The action was moved from October to ensure an early fall start. Possible election of a new high school faculty member may occur alongside other business.
National voice to visit Youngstown replacing Taft
A national reputation speaker will replace Judge Taft in the Youngstown campaign. The visit schedules include opening days on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. A fall fashion show is urged for attendance presented by Brown and Hamilton.
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Taft
Youngstown
Brown & Hamilton
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