Pawlow and Dyspepsia Tablets Testimony
The article lauds Prof. Pawlow for long animal experimentation to unlock digestion secrets and praises Juart's Dyspepsia Tablets as scientifically prepared relief. It claims benefits for digestion, blood enrichment, gas neutralization, and bowel comfort, promoting trial packages via F. A. Stuart Company, Marshall, Michigan.
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Prof. Pawlow
Russia
Shakespeare
Prof
Pawlow
Juart
F. A. Stuart Company
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Mahoningtown News Briefs and Local Notes
Mahoningtown church men plan a discussion meeting with no speaker, followed by a social hour and refreshments. The Mahoning River area faces a dam project 200 feet downstream altering bass pools. Seventh ward real estate shows more vacancies due to railroad business declines. Grace George hosts a twelfth birthday party. Shenango tin mill workers endure extreme heat. Seventh ward amateur polo team prepares for season as Bell A C battles West Side. Dozens of residents in Seventh ward are listed with various activities and illnesses including Miss Gertrude Turner and Joe Reese.
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Men's League
Mahoningtown Methodist Church
Will Milton
Mahoning Avenue
Gertrude Turner
Newell Avenue
Butler
Joe Reese
John Himrod
North Beaver Township
Harry Colgan
Wampum
Harry Trube
West Pittsburg
Ralph Hayden
Mount Air
Seventh Ward
Harry Thomas
Pennsy
Akron
Harry Kline
South Cedar Street
Pittsburg
Clyde Wilson
North Liberty Street
East Madison Avenue
Jessie Simpson
North Cedar Street
George Thompson
West Cherry Street
Cleveland
John Davidson
East Pittsburg
Dale Patterson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
George Masters
East Cherry Street
Standard Steel Company
Fred Parsons
Shenango
Apple Crop Damaged With Cows Drying Up Across Farms
Farmers report a severe drought harming the apple crop with smaller fruit falling from trees and rotting. Orchard owners gather windfalls for hauling to cider presses as water runs scarce and pastures brown. Dairymen warn milk output halves under dry conditions as streams run dry and no immediate relief is in sight.
New Castle oil men drill duster in new field near Petersville
T. W. Falls & Co. of New Castle report a duster on a Welsh farm ahead of Petersville field operations. Several small producers nearby test three sands but no oil of consequence found. Nicklas & Co plan to drill Snee sand. Eisler & O'Brien casing No. 1 on Dambach farm. Turner & Johnson begin No. 2 after a light shot on No. 1.
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T. W. Falls & Co
New Castle
Petersville
Butler Times
Nicklas & Co
Eisler & O’brien
Dambach
Turner & Johnson
Mt. Chestnut
Guyer & Co
O'Brien
Pollock
Brass case before court in Baltimore and Ohio trial
T. S. Hilgendorf and Harry Ross faced trial Tuesday afternoon for receiving stolen brass. Captain J. H. Breen of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and B. L. Rea of the Pennsylvania led the case for the prosecution. Defense was by R. K. Aiken and District Attorney Young led the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Hilgendorf
Harry Ross
J. H. Breen
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
B. L. Rea
Pennsylvania
R. K. Aiken
Young
Autumn Arrives Quietly as Summer Fades
The almanac marks the switch from hot dry summer to autumn this morn ing despite the steel mill noise at Rosena fur nace. Summer was short and very dry yet this change is subtle, with pancakes for breakfast and soon winter clothes.
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Rosena
Coliseum Flashlight In Leavy’s Window On Mercer Street
A crowd gathers at the Coliseum on opening night to view a notable flashlight display. An excellent picture is visible in Leavy's window on Mercer Street, attracting hundreds of observers.
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Leavy
Mercer Street
Dollar Savings Association
Hyomei Promoted as Cure for Catarrh and Respiratory Ailments
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a guaranteed cure for catarrh claiming it clears foul breath watery eyes and nasal crusts in days. It details a $1 complete outfit with extra bottles 50 cents each and lists ailments including asthma bronchitis sinusitis and colds as treatable by the product.
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Geo. W. Clutton
Hyomei
C. N. Lindsy
East First Avenue
Bangs Back In Style Says Town Gossip In Washington Street
A 1920s tone piece notes bangs may return as a fashion craze. A young woman on Washington street displays trimmed bangs and a hat, drawing attention and mixed reactions from onlookers. The article mocks critics while praising nerve and trend revival.
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Washington Street
Grantboro News: Local Visits and Health Updates
Harry Wogan improves from illness while Flora Bruce visits relatives in New Castle. Grantboro shows strong turnout at the county seat last Saturday. Several residents, including Mrs. James Miller of Venango Crawford county, visit Warren area relatives. Dr A Vogan plans to buy a half share in the local store. Trips include J H Pizor and Mrs J A Vogan visiting. Mrs John Dombart returns from New Castle and Mrs Samuel Kildoo visits Mt Hermon relatives. Sylvia Cameron of Harlansburg visits her sister Chester Hunt.
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Harry Wogan
Flora Bruce
New Castle
Grantboro
James Miller
Venango
Crawford County
Dr. Cooper
Warren Book and Family
A. Vogan
J. H. Pizor
Slippery Rock
J. A. Vogan
John Dombart
Samuel Kildoo
Mt. Hermon
S. H. Moore
Sylvia Cameron
Harlansburg
Chester Hunt
Eastbrook Social News and Weekend Visits 1908
In Eastbrook on September 12, 1908 residents report B E Hutchinson spent Sunday with friends at Volant. Geo Cribbs of Balm Mercer county visited local friends. Many attended the Pulaski fair Thursday. Frank Chambers left for Kane for winter work. Mrs H C Davis visited sister Mrs Samuel Hayes in Mr Jackson. Mrs Ida M Cummings and family visited Mercer county friends. Mrs Chas Crawford and Mrs John Crowl of New Castle called on local friends. Mr and Mrs John Dinsmore and sons of Coal Center visited A T Dinsmore and family. Miss Florence and Miss Nannie McConaghy, employed in New Castle, spent Sunday with parents.
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Eastbrook
B. E. Hutchinson
Volant
Geo. Cribbs
Balm
Mercer County
Frank Chambers
Kane
H. C. Davis
Samuel Hayes
Jackson
Ida M. Cummings
Chas. Crawford
John Crowl
New Castle
John Dinsmore
Coal Center
A. T. Dinsmore
Boy saved from Lake Glacier by quick thinking uncle’s relative
Ralph Seider leaped into Lake Glacier at Youngstown on a Tuesday afternoon and rescued the six year old niece of David Edwards, who oversees the boats, after she slipped from the bank into the water.
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Lake Glacier
Youngstown
Ralph Seider
David Edwards
The Man of the Hour delights Opera House crowd
Theatrical crowd fills the Opera House last night for The Man of the Hour. John Robertson, John Kelley, Thomas Chatterson and Pierre Pelletier receive strong applause for strong performances in a political drama with a large supporting cast.
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Opera House
John
Robertson
Alwyn Bennett
John Kelley
Richard Horrigan
Thomas Chatterson
James Phelan
Pierre Pelletier
Wainwright
Robert Caine
Perry Carter Wainwright
G. E. Cole
Ingram
S. Guise
Charles Wainwright
Harriet Ross
Mrs. Bennett
Mary Stockwell
Dallas Wainwright
Lew Dockstader Minstrels Offer Up-To-Date Opera House Show
Lew Dockstader leads a large minstrel troupe at the New Castle opera house in a modern musical comedy. Neil OBrien stars in The House of Rest as a sanitarium proprietor while Dockstader’s aerial voyage visits the bottom of the sea and the North Pole. Lavish scenery and electrical effects promise a greatly enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Dockstader
New Castle
Neil O’brien
House of Rest
Mr. Dockstader
Dockstader
Polar Sea
North Pole
Boston Belles Present Spectacular Zenda Exhibition
Friday evening the Boston Belles stage an up-to-date entertaining program with a sensational feature by Zenda a renowned physical culture exponent who performs a remarkable feat seen in every town he appeared.
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Boston Belles
Zenda
Trolley Line Project Links Titusville to Cambridge Springs
Titusville and Cambridge Springs will be connected by an electric railroad to be completed and in operation within a year. The line’s right of way is secured and construction will start soon, financed by the Titusville Traction company and several New York capitalists.
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Titusville
Cambridge Springs
Titusville Traction Company
New York
Cide Making Schedule at Energy Pa by Shaffer
The notice outlines a repeated weekly cycle for Cide making on Tuesday through Friday at the Energy site in Pa. with B. M. Shaffer listed as the contact or organizer at 2616.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Energy
B. M. Shaffer
Traction Employes Warned to Stop Drinking
Motormen and conductors on the Mahoning Valley division of the Consolidated lines were warned to cease visiting saloons after a week of scrutiny by a company official. A spotter reportedly gathered names and numbers of about twenty men and the company plans further warnings and a general order to curb bad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Lines
Youngstown
Federal
Champion Streets
Balloon All America Lands Near Salem After Canton Flight
The balloon All America with six passengers landed six miles south of Salem Ohio after a brief voyage started in Canton. The craft has 80 000 cubic feet capacity and is the largest balloon ever released at Canton.
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Canton
All America
Salem
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