Thanksgiving Guests and Local News Highlights
Local correspondence from East Wheatfield and nearby towns recounts Thanksgiving visits among Ray McCormick and family, Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds in Pittsburg, Miss Carrie Stewart in Youngstown, and others. The item notes relocations, farm purchases, illness recovery, and a gas-tank accident involving Dr. C J Cameron. Also mentions timber land sale by Clock and Dome and local social visits in Ondeed, Rossmoyne, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Wheatfield
Ray McCormick
Rather
Russell
Pitcairn
Pawner Morrison
Dravesburg
James McCormick
Reynolds
Pittsburg
Tinkcom
Armagh
Carrie Stewart
Youngstown
McCutcheon
Ransom
Pest
Derry
James Berkey
Wilkinsburg
Rossmoyne
Ezra Nell
Reynoldsville
Frank Wyee
Thomas Mabon
Clock and Dome
Punxsatawney
Sprague van Horn
Dayton
Roush
Hiley Wells
How to Spot Alum in Baking Powders
The passage argues that Royal baking powder contains no alum and is pure and healthful, while alum powders are unhealthy. It urges consumers to protect their families by choosing Royal and avoiding alum-containing brands based on price and unfamiliar names.
Royal Baking Powder Company Opens New York Address
Royal Baking Powder Co located at 100 William Street in New York announces its address for operations and mail. The filing highlights their NYC base and product branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
New York
Micksburg Notes Include Visits and Accidents
Micksburg column lists Miss Vernie Black visiting Mt Jewett and sister Mrs Gahagan, Miss Lizzie Crawford’s return from Elders Ridge, Tim Blose’s arm injury in Johnstown, and local residents with moves and illness. Also notes visits by Dr Weaver of Altoona and Dr Cramer of Butler, plus local business on Tornado fodder cutter at Harbison Rankin. In Black Dick area, families visit, birthdays celebrated, and local tradespersons moving or working.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micksburg
Vernie Black
Mt. Jewett
QO. S. Gahagan
Lizzie Crawford
Elders Ridge
Tim Blose
Johnstown
Elmer Lewis
Arthur Kirk
Indiana Esllers
Weaver
Altoona
Postlewaite
Charles Russell
Dayton
Russel
David Good
D. A. Ritchie
G. T. Warren
Ad. Lukhart
Panxsutawner
Margaret Lowry
Plemville
Annie Weston
Dr. Cramer
Butler
W. Kerr
Near Town
Indiana
Local notes and social updates from the Rosemoyne area
Gibson Dickey and family moved from Rosemoyne to Clark Little's property. Thomes McQuown and JChas Clawson of Papxsatawney helped load a drill with injuries. John Wilt and Harvey of Galliten visited from hunting with David. Mrs Jennie Williams returned from Pittsburg after three weeks. Thanksgiving services held at Lutheran church with fine music. Mrs Howeath visiting sister Mrs Jno Rodkey. Geo Lutman visiting parents after Windber work. Swank and Fetterman guests at Williams House. Christmas presents arriving. Nellie Williams received a diamond ring valued at $100+. Alfred Goodlin trip to Indiana. Reported another Christmas wedding forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Mores Arenamar
Pittsburg
Howeath
Jno. Rodkey
Geo. Lutman
Windber
Geo.Lutman
Howard Swank
James Fetter
Woman faces peril then is saved by electric cure
Mrs. I L Hunt of Lime Ridge Wis faced a life threatening stomach and liver illness with gall stones and jaundice. After doctors failed to help she used Electric Bitters and fully recovered. The ad touts the remedy for stomach liver and kidney issues and lists local sellers. It also promotes New York Tribune Farmer and PROGRESS subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL. B. Hunt
Lime Ridge
Wis
T. E. Hildebrand
Indiana
W. L Moore
Homer City
M. G. Miller
Blairsville
New York Tribune Farmer
Progress
Tribune Farmer
The
Short notice sale on Yellow Pine at low prices
Advertises Yellow Pine Ceiling and Flooring and Siding at unprecedented low prices. Promotes rapid orders and solicitation of business. Provides office and mill address 1008 Philadelphia St Indiana Penn'a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia St
Indiana
Penn’a
Gloves and Mittens for Christmas Gift Spread
A broad holiday assortment highlights gloves and mittens for all ages. Ladies Wool Gloves in multiple colors 50 cents a pair. Fancy Cotton Mercerized 25 and 35 cents. Misses Wool Gloves 25 to 50 cents. Ladies Silk Mittens 75 cents to 1 dollar. Boys Mittens 25 cents. Sheepskin lined 2 cents?. Kid Gloves 50 cents to 1 dollar. Mocha lined 50 cents to 1 dollar. Men's heavy gloves 50 cents to 1 dollar 50. Buck and Calf 50 cents to 1 dollar 50. dress or driving gloves 50 cents to 1 dollar 50. Pillow squares and covers 25 to 50 cents.
Sweaters and Umbrellas Offered Across League of Goods
Local shop advertises for men women and children with a wide range of sweaters from 50c to 3 00 and wool options at 1 50 to 3 00. Umbrellas priced from 1 00 to 5 00 with stylish handles, plus overgaiters in high top at 50c and 75c, signaling strong demand and stock availability.
Spreads and Blankets for Winter Purchases
The ad advertises spreads in various prices from $1.00 to $3.50, all-wool blankets from $2.50 to $6 per pair, and all-cotton blankets 50 cents to $5.00 per pair. It promotes warm footwear and wraps for ladies and children, coats and suits for men and boys, urging value and broad selection for winter needs.
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Cherryteee
E Wissinger
Kinport
Jennie Barret
Philadelphia
Calvin Nugent
Lawrence Nugent
D. F. Smith
A. W. Campbell
Blacklick
Guy Smith
Ebensburg
C. J. Cameron
A. J. Fisher
Sylvester Hank
J. T. Long
Johnston Moorhead
J. H. Houk
Harry Long
Nellie
Blairaville
Clair
Bessie Long
Bert Steffey
A. R
Dr. King
W. I. Moore
Biafraville
Cunningham’s
Harbison & Rankin’s
Black Dick
J. K. Pierce
Landfair
T. M. Ewing
Avonmore
Mabon
New Florence
Lizzie Hood
Wm. Risinger
Plumville
Jas. G. Green
Jersey
Mr. Dodson
York
Paris
James McGranahan
Robt. McKee
Flora
McKee Wilson
James McClure
Pittelburg
Gibson Dickey
Rosemoyne
Clark Little
J.C. Conner
Clark
Leggins
Cunninghall Store
Victor
David Ellis & Son
Penn
Indiana, Pa
Wallace Sday
J.C. Wallace & Son, Prop’rs
Philadelphia Street
Caldwells
Wright
DM. Caldwell, Wilson
John F. Clements
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