City Council to buy Captain Neeld farm for Poor Farm
At upcoming Council meetings the Charities Committee will report an ordinance to purchase the Captain Neeld farm for the city Poor Farm. The Mayor is likely to sign soon, aiming to begin construction within ten months, with bids and state approvals required before work starts in September. Frontage, acreage, and rail access cited as advantages.
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Charities Committee
Elliot
Booth
Neeld
Sewickley
Chartiers Creek
Fiinn
Southside
Perry
Flinn
Tooth
Fallot
Xeeld Bowdit
Philadelphia
State Board of Charities
Way to Win Offer From Chicago Development Group
A Chicago development association showcases an illustrated piece offering a remarkable chance to a cave enthusiast. The work titled The Way to Win will be rent free to a listed recipient at the Messrs Jus E and Robt L M Co location in the Chamber of Commerce building, with specific address details provided.
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Chicago Development Association
Messrs. Jus. E & Robt
Chamber of Commerce
Toes
New Gas Field Near City Prompts Householder Interest
The piece urges readers to study natural gas economics and conservation. It notes recent newspaper claims of a nearby field that could supply domestic needs for years and promotes buying more efficient devices to save gas. The ad highlights J. C. Barnett at 26 and 3 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
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Owen
J.C. Barnest
Wood Street
Pittsburo
Chicago June Ad Sails 500 Medium 100 High Grade 150 Deve End Girls
An auction style notice announces sale of 500 medium and 100 high grade items and 150 deve end girls of standard make mats. The sale offers them at mint to two-thirds of honey D. lar price, linked to the Pittsburg Cycle Co in Chicago.
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Chicago
Unparalleled Bargains and Weekend Rail Ride Offers
An itemized advert lists a half-price upright piano left by a departing owner, plus a Niagara Falls round-trip ticket for June 25 via Allegheny Valley Railway at 7.50. Also promoted is Marvin's soda crackers as a hygienic, refreshing mid day option amid hot weather. A note invites readers to contact H B Moeser in Pittsburgh for age income and dowment plans from a life company.
Summer shows how nature aids catarrh treatment
The article urges taking advantage of summer to treat catarrh. It argues nature renews and why warm months are best for cure, stressing not to rely on nature alone and to seek medical help from Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers now for lasting relief.
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Copeland
Hall
Byers
Remarkable Cure Narrative On Consumption and Recovery
A narrative by Andrew Glover of 217 Irwin Avenue Allegheny details three years of severe illness from incipient consumption and catarrh, followed by medical treatment and a claim of complete recovery. He describes neglected colds, headaches, nasal blockage, ear noises, sore throat, poor appetite, insomnia, and chest pain from bronchial and lung involvement, ending with improved health and strength.
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Andrew Grover
Andrew Glover
Irwin Avenue
Allegheny
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Gourley
Eliot Fays
Pittsburg Cycle Co
Niagara Falls
Allegheny Valley Railway
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Come Life Oe Company
H. B. Moeser
Tl Wood Etreet
Pittsburg
Paween
Pittsburg Harness Emporium
Pearser
de Witt
Roumanias
Carmen
Erwin “Ave
Ita
Byera
Pittsbu
Bixth Avetina
Cnaugher & Co
Shenet
Gene Stables
Ceror
Enmorese
Fir Fire Brick
Guibesoes
Federnat
Saird
Ward
Oxford
Congress
Harrison
Britannica
Russia
Fleishman & Go, Manner St
Charlie
Credit Credit
Koehler
Sixth Street Merchant Tailoring
Sixth Street
America
New York
St. Louis
W.m.laird
Jon, Fleming & Son
Market St
Fleming
Findh
Gibson
California
Jos. Fleming & Son
Gout & Lumbaco
Ehesumapura
Weinaie & Ghessman Mfg CO
Penn Ave
WM. F. Zoelleh
Sole Miritesburg
Little
Lentes
Manilla
Buffalo Bill
Fifth Ave
Smithfield St
Istieren
ARRIS
Ben. L. Elliott
Liebig Company
Herman Helm
Ellsworth AY
Shadyside
Zuhoen
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