Social notes from Latrobe and surrounding areas
Social roundup listing visits and absences across Latrobe Homer City Salisb ur g Steubenville and nearby towns. Mentions Dr and Mr Thomas St Clair visiting relatives Frank St Clair, Mrs Harry White returning from Pittsburg, Cameron family visiting Marion Center, G W Wells at his mother Mrs Stanford’s bedside, Maud Ewing teaching in Saltsburg visiting Latrobe, and several residents traveling or hosting at homes in Latrobe Saint Louis area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wells
Homer City
Mra. Stanford
Doctor Leonhardt Co Hem-Rold Cure Ad
A vintage medical sales notice touts internal remedies for piles promising 98 percent cures in 24 days. The advertisement claims effectiveness and offers a guaranteed program, with mail order from Dr. Leonhardt Co Station RB Buffalo New York and a booklet upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Wanted live poultry for cash at highest market price
Indiana Gold Storage Co. advertises cash payment for live poultry including chickens turkeys and geese. Also listings for rental rooms with bath near Ninth street and near the P R R depot. A lost onyx breast pin with a diamond center is offered with a reward if returned to this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Gold Storage Co
Mitchell Block
Presbyterian Church
Fngratry
Fragmented Literacy Snippets From An Erratic Page
A disjointed OCR excerpt blends comic dialogue, a piece on Diamond Cutters and Their Work, a note about contagious disease reporting, and humorous exchanges. It weaves anecdotal fragments about etiquette, a boy with measles, and a quip about conceit, reflecting a collage of late 19th or early 20th century newspaper bits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon
Mi-o-na claims aid for stomach trouble in Athol ad
A testimonial from Mrs. Nelson Lawler of Athol Massachusetts describes a near death experience and recovery after using Mi-o-na tablets. The ad from T. E. Alldebrand promotes Mi-o-na at 60 cents a box with an absolute relief guarantee and notes potential permanent cures with repeated use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dore
Nelson Lawler
Wisk Street
Athol
Maga
the Gazette
T. E. Alldebrand
Studio owner Kerr Oversees Every Photo Session
Mr Kerr personally supervises each photograph at his studio on South Seventh Street ensuring quality control for every image produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kerr
Hie
South Seventh Street
Errata and misprints haunt the printers’ offices
A reader highlights proofreader collected examples of typographical blunders from compositor errors and bad handwriting. The examples show misread words like a blushing bride becoming hie blastering lelde and a gallery title misrendered as The Galley Shive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elere
Aeld
Aomaor Wis
Thottett
Photographic evidence and odd tales from frontier life
A fragmented 19th century column blends a Native North American tale of a three legged bison with a lethal incident and a photographer’s witness. It includes a man sentenced to death after a boat crime, an oyster anecdote about fattening, a Bride’s Dowry note on northern European custom, and a witty exchange about clearinghouse certificates in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staail Myers
Biavet Retile
Crorge Bont
Doel
Bea
Thad
Tela
Why Hoe Barked in Irish Court Room
A witness in an Irish court shouted at Charles Philips, who retorted gently. The witness declared he saw a thief, claiming to identify the criminal in the courtroom with a bold, accusatory stare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Philips
Philips
Retribution in the Rexab sound bite discourse
A fragmented statement from Phite depiita Racord describes retribution as an inevitable force that will eventually overtake others. The speaker reflects on family ties, referencing Tommy and Pop and expressing certainty about a forthcoming consequences-driven outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Pop
Son
Racord
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Ndiana Evening Gazette
Pas
Indiana Publishing
Compan
Cartier
Offee and Printing Plant
New Gazette Building
Carpenter Ave
Tadisna, Pa
Indiana Posto
Mr. Thomas St. Clair
Tatrebe
Frank St. Clair
Kleki
Harry White
Pittsburg
C. E. Benson
John G. Cameron
Cora
Madge Cameron
A. H. Stewart
Marion Center
Mias Maud Ewing
Saltsburg
Mra. W. 8. Moore
Latrobe
Sweeney
Steubenville
George W. Thuot
Philadelphia
Jersey City
New York
Pawtucket Falls, R
Igs
Elia Thompson
Margaret Rhea
Salisburg
Homer Waddell
Leechbury
Gracé Mellwaln Worgy
Elizabeth Sutton
Sixth and Church Streets
John.c. Sheridan, Jr
South Fork
Ai't
Jobistown Journal
Knire
T. M. Wagner
Philadelphia Street
M.W. Sat
Nquire
Routh Ninth Street
Eod
Gazette
Orp
Pleneo
Steiner
Dad
Jas
Ala
Ephraim
Pete
Ala Adams
Ran Lever
Hub
Woody
Courter-Journal
Death's Door
Ide
Dales
Bates Stregt
New Orleains Times- Democrit
Europe
van Sauawke
Kansag City Journal
Loughry
Silver
China
W. R. Loughry & CO
the L.pattison
THE
L. Pattison Company
Atrial
Jas. S. Hirks Co
Water Street
Chicago
Diane Gite
Sifemanes
W. A. Hamilton
Speag
AmalCop
Amn
Car
Fdy
Atchison
Can
Pac
Ohes
Ohio
Colo, Fual
Uri
Den
R. G
N. Pac
Penn
R. R
People’s Gas
B. &O Brt
Reading
Rep. Iron
Rep
Pfd
Rock Inlard
Southern Ray So. Pac
Paul
Texan U
Pac GO. S. Steel
Wabash
BEY
Chicago Board of Trade
Nous
Marshall Building
Dee
John F. Steving
Indiana
Bell Phone
American Union Phone
White Front Building
Philadelphia St
R. W. Wehrle & Go
Dewelers
Opticians
Weherle
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