Advertising Agents in Philadelphia and Nearby Firms
Advertising agencies listed include N. W. Ayers & Son at Eighth and Chestnut Philadelphia PFISTER JRG at Heeren Building area avenue P Remington W. 8 Hill & Co. at Vandergrift Building, Rk Foulk 226 Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
N. W. Ayers & Son
Cor
Eighth and Chestnut
Pfister Jrg
P. Remington
Heeren
Area Avenue
Hill & Co
Vandergrift
Foulk
Fourth Avenue
Local Rail Timetable Update for Blairsville and Indiana Lines
Published railroad schedule lists departure times from Blairsville intersection at 6 26 am 8 26 am 12 20 pm and 4 00 pm Sundays 8 24 am and 4 20 pm Trains to Homer Blacklick Ireshbon Wehrum Wintondale Lionsburg and Cresson at 3 40 pm weekdays Arrivals to Indiana from Blairsville and branches at 8 20 pm 11 08 pm 2 46 pm and 7 34 pm Sundays 11 08 am and 7 84 pm Arrivals from Cresson Sbellsburg Wintondale via Blacklick at 9 99 am weekdays Also Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg line trains to Punxsutawney Bers Ridge Branch at 9 16 am and 6 35 pm Sundays to Punxsutawney at 9 16 am and 8 35 pm Homer City Josephine Heshbon Wehrum and Wintondale trains at 6 20 am to Homer City Josephine at 6 20 pm Arrivals from Punxsutawney and Stlder’s Ridge Branch at 8 55 am 6 15 pm Sundays from Punxsutawney at 8 66 am and 8 16 pm Wintondale Wehrum Heslibon Josephine and Homer City trains arrive 11 58 am Josephine and Homer City arrive at 5 50 pm First and Last Cars on Each Line Will Not Be Run on Sundays Schedule in Effect Saturday April 25 Ernest and Greeside Line Wednesday July 1 198
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Blairsville
Homer
Blacklick
Ireshbon
Wehram
Wintondale
Lionsburg
Cresson
Indiana
Blairaville
Sbellsburg
Stee
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad
Punxsutawney
Bers Ridge Branch
Homer City
Josephine
Heshbon, Wehrum
Stlder’s Ridge
Sunssutawney
Wehrum
Heslibon
Sita P
Gas Spill Ignites Rag Fire Destroys Baumans Town
A boy spilled gasoline and wiped it with a rag that caught fire. The flames spread to his clothes and the barn, burning half a block of buildings including Boyer's hardware and several stables. Loss estimated between 15000 and 20000 dollars. the boy Bauman was badly burned and forlorn.
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Baumanstown
Carbon County
Paul Bauman
Gasolline
Boyer
Toni Bauman
August Sonde
Sans] Straus
Harry Bauman
Young Bauman
Presidential Campaign and Pittsburgh Paper Ad
The Pittsburgh Post announces a daily newspaper offer for the presidential campaign ending after the election. The Democratic National Convention is set for July 7 in Denver with election on November 4. joyful news from McKeesport arrives as National Tube resumes six departments starting Monday June 2, calling 6,99 workers back to full-time production due to rush orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Repable
Pittsburg Post
McKeesport
National Tube Company
Jude
Baptisms at Sharon First Presbyterian After Billy Sunday Revival
At the Sharon First Presbyterian church more than 100 persons were baptized on Sunday morning following the Billy Sunday revival meetings. Several churches report membership nearly doubled in the wake of the revival.
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First Presbyterian Church
Sharon
Billy
Enchantment Poem Fragment by Georgia Woot
A fragmented verse by Georgia Woot explores moonlit imagery and longing. The narrator contemplates fairies, frogs, and a heart's desire as night deepens and the moon glows. Poetic questions about what the observer sees evoke a dreamlike, mythic mood.
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Georgia
Cricket
Fay
Republicans boastful keynote contrasts labor woes and recovery
The piece critiques Mr. Burrows keynote speech, arguing that a Republican campaign rests on an industrial depression caused by Republican governance. It notes mills briefly closing due to disturbances are reopening and contends the president’s speeches and policies threaten prosperity. The author questions why closures occurred and accuses the party of mismanaging economic recovery.
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Mr. Burrows
Br. Burrows
Hyd Times
Pennsylvania Railroad Plants 625000 Trees In Largest Forestry Plan
The Pennsylvania Railroad Forestry Department completed spring forestry planting for this year totaling 625000 trees, bringing cumulative plantings to 2 25 000. The project uses European material due to cost and skill, with 209000 seedlings imported this year and a new Morrisville nursery for seed beds. 300000 seedlings were permanently planted on company land, plus acorns, nuts, and various hardwood and conifer seeds sown or prepared.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Forestry
Pennsylvania Railroad
America
New Forest Nursery
Morrisville
Delaware River
Altoona Shops Go Full Time Across Departments
Pennsylvania railroad officials announced that several Altoona shop departments will operate full time. Freight car shops and Goodman's repair tracks begin ten hour days, Saturdays until noon, with all cars needing repairs sent to the shops. Juniata shops received orders to build new engines, signaling broader work revival and optimism for restoring prior operations.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Goodman
Satuday
Juniata
Wage Scale Expired with Sharon Steel Hoop Workers
The wage scale between Sharon Steel Hoop company and its employees, members of the amalgamated association, expired at midnight and will not be renewed. The current schedule will stay in place until market conditions justify a change, with workers continuing without a new agreement following a conference with amalgamated officials. The notice also advertises the Democrat for job printing and head notices.
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Sharon Steel Hoop Company
Aimalennuated
Amalgamated Association
WITHOUT MONEY MEANS WORK The Busy Life of One Girl at College
A student details how she funded university life through paid work while attending classes. She tutored freshmen in mathematics for seventy five cents to one dollar per hour, managed advertising for magazines, coordinated book sales earning five cents per book, did clerical duties earning up to ten dollars, and created Day costumes for three days. She also sold sewing services during vacation, earned from twenty cents to one dollar on alterations, and ran the book exchange benefiting the college Christian Association. She maintains dormitory living to cut costs and assists with college duties.
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Awra A, Smith
Onogly
College Christian Association
Accessories Dainty This Year in July Delineator
Delineator notes dainty summer accessories including lacy mitts silk gloves and washable chamois gloves. Silk gloves feature inset lace and bracelet effects. parasols show sixteen ribs with Japanese styling. neck rubes use netting fabrics with large bows at back or side.
Needs a Wife with Tact in Delinentar Column
Katherine Cecil Thurston argues in the July Delinentar that a clever man should have a clever wife not as a worker but as a tactful partner. The essential feminine trait is tact and ambition to support the husband without provoking him, adapting under all circumstances.
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Katherine Cecil Thurston
National Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee seeks wide support
The National Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee activates its Washington headquarters and prepares a campaign handbook for distribution within two to three months. It calls on all voters to aid by sharing local condition information and making contributions, promising a handbook copy to contributors and requesting remittances to Washington D.C.
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National Democratic Congressional ‘Campaign Committed
Washington, D. GC
United States
Everyoie
Washington, D.C
Teachers Wanted in Armstrong and Center Townships
School boards in Armstrong Center and White Townships announce meetings in July 1908 to hire teachers for seven month terms. Provisional cert holders earn 40 dollars monthly, professional or permanent certificates 50 dollars. Bids on coal kindling and supplies due. boards reserve right to reject. Also Pine Township to elect teachers and award fuel bids with specific wage rates.
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S.ewis
Wietss
Guoraie W
Kline
Shelecta
Administrators Sale of 120ft Square Lot in Homer City
By order of the court of Indiana county a sale will be held on Saturday July 25 1908 of a 120 feet square tract with dwelling on Mary Street and McKinley Avenue in Garfield addition Indiana County Pa. Terms cash on confirmation. Harry T. Johns Administrator Invest your money on home real estate Buy a lot in Roberta addition to Homer City on July 2 and 4.
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Court of
Indiana County
McKinley Avenue
Mary Street
Garfield
Elmalley
Said Avenue
Martha Johne
West Wheatfield Township
Indiana
Harry T. Johns
Roberta
Homer City
The Patron's Mutual Fire Insurance Company
The Patron's Mutual Fire Insurance Company is presented as a practical farmer’s insurer aimed at saving money and aiding neighbors, framed as a straightforward and purposeful insurance solution. The passage emphasizes utility, community benefit, and functional value over rhetoric.
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Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Patron's Mutual Fire Insurance Company Listing
Patron's Mutual Fire Insurance Company on record with S. M. McHENRY president and JAMES SPEEDY secretary both of Indiana, Pa. Capt. JOHN KINTER general agent Home, Pa. R. F. D. Coupters and Penn Store fixtrue items including wall cases prescription cases and shelving at 1 Parsat Street opposite by R. and P. freight station Allegheny, Pa.
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S. M. McHenry
Indiana
James Speedy
John Kinter
Home
R. F. D. Coupters
Penn Store
Allegheny
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Logal Train Service
Ernest and Greekside
Homer City Line
Creekside
Clymer
Clork
Hamer City
Bley
Dad
Democrat
Pennsy
The
Armstrong Township
Anthony Rehaol
Center Township
Cross Ready
Joseph J. Campbell
M. Mull
White Township
Court House
Indiana, Pa
J. A. Simpson
Harry Carson
Pine Township
Pington
Strongstown
Hellwool
H. A. Weiland
R. F. McHenry
Heilwood
Indian Brewing Company
John S. Taylor
DR. H. Tomb
Mathias
Wakman
South Mahoning Township
Gc. W. Barman
Sinickshurs, R. FF
J. H. Hill
Patron’s Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Cape May
Aileen
Wikiwood
Stally Neach
Ocean City
Sea Tale City
Avalon
M. Ja Rehobath
Del
Asbury Park
Ssag
Westthal
Wiberon
Deal Neach
Allenhurst
North Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Madey Beach
Avot
Belmat
Goma
Spring Lake
Sea Girt
Manasquitt
Berlelie
Potitt
Meusant
Nay Wend
N. Jf
Ieaves Indiana
Vienning
Atlautte City
Pendelphia
Pittsburg
Toarest
Eel JR. Wooping
GEO. W
Hewes & Potter, Dent
Lincoln St
Boston
Guryselul
Cleveland
Cedar Point
Eastland
Lake Erie
Eastland Steamship CQ
Pittsburgh
Ernest F. Rusch
Second Avenue
Bell Phone Court
Hilegheny
M. A. Hughes
Federal Street
Cedar
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