Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed by Medical Authorities
Leading medi writers and teachers advise Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for weak stomach dyspepsia stomach catarrh liver and bilious complaints and chronic bowel issues. It contains Black Cherry bark Seal root Bloodroot Stone root and Queen's root with glycerine as solvent, endorsed by Bartholow Ellingwood and others. A booklet of extracts from authorities is available free by mail from B V Pierce Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
J. Bartholow
Jefferson Med
Univ. of
Finley “Ellingwood
Bentt
Kpliege
Chicago
Johning
Cincinnati
John Udders
Win . M
Hahnemann
Tts
B. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pennsy Illuminates New Castle Yards and West Side
The Pennsylvania Railroad crews finish hanging lamps and placing wires from Lawrence Junction to West Side with three dynamos installed at a temporary power plant in Lawrence Junction. Other notes cover vacation travels of dispatchers Wolcott Pander McWilliams and Hayes, plus inspections of B&O locomotives and tests of gasoline motor cars on the Lake Erie line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pennsylvania
New Castle Yards
East Moravia
Grant Street
Union Depot
Lawrence Junction
West Side
Oakland
Pennsy
H. E B. Wolcott
W. L. Pander
Wolcott
Bristolville
Pander
St. Louis
Central West
James McWilliams
J. B. Hayes
McWilliams
New Castle
Hayes
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Pittsburg and
Lake Erie
W. H. Morgan
East Reynolds Street
Ft. Wayne
Pennsy Lvies
Mr. Morgan
Allegheny
Washington Street
Pawlow and Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestive Science
An article lauds Prof. Pawlow for years of animal experiments advancing digestion knowledge and Nobel recognition. It then extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a modern remedy that aids digestion, nourishes the body, soothes nerves, and claims free trial offers through F. A. Stuart Company in Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Pawlow
Russia
Shakespeare
Prof
Pawlow
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Company
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Hawk Back From Stranded Carnival Star Walter Hawk Returns
Walter Hawk of Reynolds street returns to New Castle after riding with a Texas carnival that stranded performers. He recalls roaming the drought marred Southwest, walking at times and earning pennies to continue home. He once served as champion strong man and says the carnival split amid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
Walter Hawk
Reynolds Street
Walter
New Castle
Texas
Hawk
Carnival Company
Samson
Gambling sentencees to workhouse after Pulaski fair raid
The men jailed for operating gambling machines at the Pulaski fair remain in custody. Sheriff Waddington plans to transport them to the workhouse Saturday. The Higgins brothers, builders of a South Sharon church, seek to shift their sentence from workhouse to jail so they can supervise from there, but have failed to obtain a change. The Great Stoneboro Fair runs September 29 to October 2, 1908, with rail excursions.
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Pulaski Fair
Waddington
Higgins Brothers
South Sharon
Stoneboro
New Castle Men in Musical Recital at Uniontown
John T. Thomas of New Castle and George Phillips formerly of New Castle gave a vocal and organ recital in St. Peter's church Uniontown Pa Thursday evening. Phillips once organist of Trinity church New Castle and now choir director at Uniontown. Thomas is a well known bass singer in the region. The recital drew a large audience and was a highlight of the year in Uniontown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Thomas
George Phillips
New Castle
St. Peter’s Church
Uniontown
Phillips
Trinity Church
Thomas
Boy Burned By Lamp Explosion At Home
Ernest Peaker grandson of William Peaker of Agnew Street was seriously burned while playing with a toy lamp. The lamp malfunctioned and exploded after he lit a match, burning his left arm badly. He was feared not to recover but is now recovering and considered out of danger.
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Ernest Peaker
William Peaker
Agnew Street
Notable local musician eyed with minstrel show offer
Tom Richards of Phillips street a roller in the Greer tin mill and choir director at Central Presbyterian church received an attractive offer yesterday to join the Dockstader minstrel show He has not yet decided though he may accept Richards is known for a voice of unusual beauty in the city
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Tom Richards
Phillips Street
Greer
Dockstader
Richards
Mr. Richards
Central Presbyterian Church
Plant worker hurt in fall at Cro ton cement plant
John Davy of East Long avenue employed at the New Castle Portland Cement company Cro ton plant was injured when he fell about 10 feet from a high trestle to the ground. He suffered severe bruises but no broken bones and will be off work for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davy
East Long Avenue
New Castle Portland Cement Company
Croton
Davy
Repairs on Shenango Limestone quarry crusher progress
Repairs are underway on the stone crusher of the Shenango Limestone company just south of the Fifth ward. The quarries may resume operation within a few days, but a number of workers have been temporarily idle due to the shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Limestone Company
Fifth Ward
Harvard of Lyndal Street Returns from Canton Assignment
Harvard of Lyndal Street a longtime employee in the hot mill department of the Greer tin plant has finished a several weeks stint in Canton Ohio and returned to New Cassel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Harvard
Lyndal Street
Greer Tin Plant
Canton, O
Local residents and visitors list in Fifth Ward
Clark Lawton of Lowellville was a guest of Fifth ward friends yesterday. Several residents on East Long avenue are reported ill but improving including John Burns and Harry Myers. John Phillips attended the Pittsburg exposition while John Wheeler visited the Fifth ward. Others moved addresses or returned from trips such as Miss Mabel Lowers, Frank Howell, and Will Riley.
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Clark Lawton
Lowellville
Fifth Ward
Helen Kline
Pennsylvania Avenue
Phil Marshall
Hamilton Street
Tom Philips
Reynolds Street
Pittsburg
John Wheeler
Harry Riddle
East Long Avenue
South Mill Street
Mabel Lowers
Youngstown
Frank Howell
Niagara Falls
John Martin
Fred Reynolds
Sharon
Harry Tramley
Charles Barnhart
John Lewis
George Howells
Great Lakes
Will Riley
New Caste Asphalt Block Company
Conneaut Lake
Bonding Company Revoke Authority of Local Agents
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co has revoked the power of its agents in New Castle. The action was filed at the courthouse on Thursday and affects about six local agents. The move does not cancel the bond of City Treasurer Charles C. Duff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Charles C. Duff
New Castle
Court House
United States
Pennsylvania
Duff
Mercer County Court House Contract Let This Week
The contract for the construction of the Mercer county court house will be let this week. Key officials and bidding parties are expected to participate as the project moves forward in the county seat.
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Mercer County Court House
Stolen Bonds Probe in Niles Hearing
In Niles Ohio a preliminary hearing for E. J. Hamm of Midland Pa. reveals $20,000 in bonds stock and deeds stolen from the Taylor residence the week of September 6. Hamm held to grand jury on $1,500 bond after admitting receipt of two $500 Empire Iron & Steel bonds from John Simmons.
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Niles
Naylor
E. J. Hamm
Midland
First National Bank of
Wade A. Taylor
Dwight Strickland
Dr. Strickland
Hamm
East Liverpool
Bruder
Empire Iron & Steel Company
John Simmons
Chicago
Simmons
Taylor
First National Bank
D. A. Nelson
Beaver Falls
Egat Liverpool
G. P. Gilmer
Exiles Begin Leaving Near Youngstown Each Fall
The exodus of foreigners from the vicinity of Youngstown has started with many returning to their native lands each autumn, signaling the seasonal migration pattern observed annually.
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Youngstown
Conneaut Lake ownership suit reaches conclusion
The court case over Conneaut Lake ownership has been concluded. Gene Crigwell has withheld his decision.
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Conneaut Lake
Gene Crigwell
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Ewing & Long
East Washington Street
Parker's
Physicians Pharmacy
J. E. Duff
Mer
Io N. Mill St
Household Loan
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co, Lld
W. H. Dunlap
Court Street
Bell Phone
Railwoad
J. A. Armstrong
Baltimore and Ohio
Armstrong
Pulaski
Mercer
J. E. Muirfield
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
John Wilson
New Castle Junction
Wilson
Washington
New York City
MT. Clemens
Charles E. McDougal
West Cherry Street
McDougal
Erie
J. Herbert Jordon
Masonic Order
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad
Kittanning
Armstrong County
Clark
Turner
Flagman Barden
John Hadley
Flagman Green
Baltimore & Ohio
George
Pennsyl
John Howard
Fred Titus
Detroit
Toledo
Falo Bill
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
Teva
Clatton
Neely
Paisley
Phar
Hutton
Love & Megown
Honingtown
McMillen
Harvard
Frank Jones
John Burns
John Phillips
Moravia Street
Harry Myers
Scotch Woolen Mills CO
E. Washington St
M. Moss, Mgr
EB. J. Hamm
S.S.S. Xo
Mencady
S.S.S
S. S
Wales
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Dollar Savings Association
East
Herb D. McGoun
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