Excursion fares offered by Pennsylvania lines for summer trips
The Pennsylvania lines advertise low fares for summer outings to major points including the National Capital Philadelphia New York Boston and Niagara Falls with stop overs in Washington Baltimore and New York. Special low fares apply for June through September to Atlantic City Cape May Angelsea Avalon Hully Beach Ocean City Sea Isle City Wildwood Ocean City Maryland Rehoboth and numerous northwest and Michigan resorts with extensions and joint agent deposits available for enhanced return options.
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Pennsylvania
National Capital
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Seashort
Niagara Falls
Great Lakes
Michigan
Colorado
California
Christian Scientist
National Educational Association
Washington
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Cape May
Angelsea
Avalon
Hully Beach
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Wildwood
N. J
Maryland
Rehoboth
Denver
Christian Endeavor
Detroit
Epworth League
San Francisco
United States
Wm. H. Kipp
Tcket
Coshocton
Reduced Fares Via Pennsylvania Lines for Various Excursions
Excursion tickets to multiple destinations including Boston Baltimore Denver and San Diego offered via Pennsylvania Lines with specific dates for sales and instructions to consult local ticket agents for rates and schedules. Includes home seekers trips to western regions and a National Education Association event.
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Pennsylvania
Last Settlers
Boston
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mnes
Mass
National Educational Association
National Feiucation Association
Lo Weal
Baltimore
Annual Meeting Grand Lodge, Elks
Denver
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Pennsylvania Lines
Tent City
San Diego
Cal
Pennsylvania Times
Excursion Rates to Lake Chautauqua and Nearby Stops
Excursion offers round trip fares to Lake Chautauqua via W and LE routes with connections from Cleveland or Kent and Erie. Prices listed as 1835 or 1829 depending on route, plus a $2 membership fee. Tickets on sale July 2 to 5 with return by July 12 and extended to Sept 1. Stopovers allowed. additional Cambridge Ohio option July 13 to 16.
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Ment
Ohio
Saratoga
First Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Maass
Detroit
Eastern Point
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
Niagara Falls
New York City
Studson River
Elyria
Ollie
Ivin W. & L. B
Ohio C. B
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Company
Lake Erie
Michigan
Adirondacks
St. Louis
Baltimore
Baltymore
Put-in- Bay
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Akron
Minneapolis
Si Pant
Mt Vernon
Put-in- Hay
Ohio State Bar Association
Atlanta
Denver
Colorado Springs
Puello
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Chicago
Burlington
Kansas City
St Louis
Lake Chautauqua
Connections
Kent
Erie
National Educational Association
Cambridge
W & LB
Odd Fellows
Dangerous Operation On Mrs Will Brunskill At East Main
Mrs Will Brunskill of East Main Street underwent four serious operations Saturday for an ovarian tumor. Due to her enfeebled condition, the chances for recovery are slim. Dr F M Marshall with Dr Barecroft and Dr T Marshall performed the operation.
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Will Brunskill
East Main Street
F. M. Marshall
Barecroft
T. Marshall
Mrs Knight Returns From Visit To East Union
Mrs W T Knight and two song returned Thursday after a week's visit at the home of J Baughman hear East Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Knight
J. Baughman
East Union
Preparing for Citizenship. Monroe Township Graduation Oration
A thirteen year old student Harry Lybarger reads a paper on preparing for citizenship at Monroe township graduation under the Patterson law. The speech emphasizes physical, mental, and moral education. It argues Rome and Greece shaped virtue but modern Americans must cultivate health, intellect, religion, and conscience to uphold liberty and law.
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Monroe Township
Harry
Lybarger
Senate
Rome
Greece
United States
American South
Republic
Christendom
France
Guernsey Veterans Hold Annual Picnic and Reunion
The Guernsey veterans held their annual reunion and picnic on Thursday with wide turnout. Cambridge delegation joined by Adam Brooms drum corps met Newcomerstown visitors and proceeded to the grove. A pleasant dinner hour followed with recitals by Neva Tidrick and Mrs Masme Yeo DeHart, then addresses by Capt. Rodecker Locke Eagleson and Taylor. Next year officers named include President William Dugan and secretary T. D. Neighbor. Edna Meiggs of Warsaw departed with her aunt Mary Ducklow after completing a trimming season at Wharton.
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Guernsey
Cambridge
Adam Broom
Newcomerstown
Grove
Neva Tidrick
Barbara Fritchie
Masme Yeo DeHart
M. D. Rodecker
John L. Locke
Freeman
Mast Out of Your Food Health Ad Claims
An advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as aid for weak stomachs, poor digestion, and nervous headaches. It asserts the tonic supports digestion and overall health, featuring a testimonial from EB in W Chester Pennsylvania who reports benefits, especially in summer with nausea. The copy urges purchase of Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as stomach and digestive aids.
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Tam
Hood
Van
W.chester
Eye Removed From Injured Boy After Bakersville Tragedy
Charley Smith lost one eye to a gunshot in a Bakersville to Newcomerstown incident. Dr. Hutton operated with Dr. Goudy Sr. assisting. The eye had been penetrated. the remaining eye may be saved by removing the damaged one. Grief-stricken family and remorseful boy reflect on the tragedy.
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Charley Smith
Bakersville
Newcomerstown
Hutton
Goudy, Sr
Smith
Romig Family Holds Centennial Celebration at Homestead
Romig relatives from across the nation gathered at Theodore B. H. Romig’s home west of Urichsville to mark the centennial of the Romig settlement. John Romig cleared land near the Tuscarawas River 100 years ago and built a house. the farm remains in the family now owned by Theodore H. Romig. More than 560 attended, including B. Worth Ricketts and family. Miss Merte Tastor traveled to Warsaw to visit her parents.
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Romig
Theodore BH Romig
Ubrichs- Ville
John Romig
Tiver
Theodore H. Romig
B. Worth Ricketts
The Age Subscriptions and Combined Newspaper Prices
The notice lists The Age with multiple partner papers and pricing for combinations. It explains adding the other papers’ charges to The Age’s price of 100 dollars for subscriptions paid in advance and directs readers to send orders to The Age in Coshocton Ohio.
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The
Age
Toledo Blade
Ohio Farmer
New York Tribune
Pittsburg Stockman
Ohio Sta
Cincinnati Gazette
Cleveland Leader
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cincinnati Enquirer
New York
Cleveland Daily World
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Penn Lines
L. BE
Edna Meiggs
Warsaw
Mary Ducklow
Wharton
F. Wright
Oclwein
Ioway
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Dean Mas
Pinknast
St. Ann’s Ave
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Merte Tastor
Journal
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