Local items from Smicestown and surrounding towns
Local correspondence reports E F Stear and T W Haskell visited Indiana last week. John Wells near completion of mercantile appraisal. A timber accident injures John Stear with a scalp wound. Mrs Kate Marshall shows a rare midwinter lilac bloom at the hotel. Strongstown notes plague sick list. church meetings, and arrivals. Clarksbury and Shelocta social life, moving plans, and visitors fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smicesburg
E. F. Stear
T. W. Haskell
Indiana
John C. Wells
John Stear
Near Town
Will Condron
Chas. Neal
Punxsutawney
Quincy Hoover
John Crawford
Pittsburg
Martz
Ringgold
Tessie Marshall
Grove City College
Miss Marshall
Jim Lewis
Ephraim Richey Farm
Wm. H. Crawford
DuBois
Eli Lettie
Porter
Mutual Tnsurance Company
Elkin and
Lakehart
John Roach
T. Richey
Ur. B. Lewis
Earl Griffith
James Barrett
Kate Marshall
Local Notes And Visits From Marchand To Marion Center
A broad samling of town news reports visits, illnesses, and social events. Highlights include Rev Bracken's protracted meetings in the M E church, Miss Jessie Johnston receiving a parlor lamp, and notes on local commerce, school teachers, and residents traveling to Pittsburg and Indiana. Several health updates and upcoming meetings at St Jacobs and the Evangelical Association are also mentioned along with various community greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lebanon Council
Wherry School
Washington
Bracken
John Wilson
Jessie Johnston
Morrow
Literary Society
M. E
Baldwin
St. Jacobs
Jefferson County
Canoe Township
Fanny Work
Rochester Mills
W. A. Reininger
Wm. Stanford
Harrisburg
United Evangelical Church
Brushvaleey
Clair MacFeaters
William Artemus
Taylor Grambling
P. RB. R
Ralph Wolfe
George Rowe
Marion Center
John Artemus
Johnstown
Della Goodrich
Diamondville
Cogley
Nicholas Page
Irvin Buchanan
Fee
Madam Bowmer
Andy Campbell
Indiana
Plumville
E. Green
James Moor
Talmage
Valley
Elderton
Andrews
B. C. Schrecengost
Rev. Fram
Local notices from Purchase Line and surrounding towns
A compilation of short updates lists residents’ health, travel, and social visits across Purchase Line, Plumville, Tannery, Elders Ridge, Dilytown, Conemaugh, Georgeville, Cookport and nearby areas. It chronicles illness recoveries, visitors, occupations, rentals, preaching, and upcoming plans with multiple named individuals and places.
Robbed the Grave by Electric Bitters tale from Philadelphia patient
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a near fatal illness with yellowing skin and severe pain. After three doctors gave up, Electric Bitters allegedly revived him in three weeks. He promotes the remedy, priced at 50 cents per bottle at local outlets Indiana, Homer City, Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver
Philadelphia
T. E. Hildebrand
Indiana
W. L Moore
Homer City
M. G. Miller
Blairsville
What does A stand for in a sarsaparilla tale
The passage explains that A stands for AVER'S as the first letter in the sequence. It emphasizes A as representing the first sarsaparilla, first in origin and record, and first in the favor of the family, noting this tradition has persisted for nearly half a century.
Ayer Cures Book Promoted By Dr J C Ayer
A Cure book titled Ayer Curebook Tells of cures for scrofula eczema tetter rheumatism erysipelas and blood poisoning sent free by Dr J C Ayer Lowell Mass The book claims thousands cured like you and invites inquiries COVODE. Craig Hoover is on the sick list and Indiana visitor J L McAllister Rev Hoffman conducts M E church meetings Iva States visited Rose Curts last Sabbath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Dr. Irwin
Samuel Kelley
Wm. Anderson
J. T. Young
Marion Center
Mary Miller
Jeannette
Jess Miller
James Martin
Pittsburg
Charlie Griffith
Ed. Griffith
Frank Griffith
Indiana
Frank Hastings
Butterbaugh
Thomas Craig
John Sutor
Park Craig
United States Navy
New York City
Ayer
J.C. Ayer
Lowell
Mass
Craig Hoover
J. L. McAllister
Rev. Hoffman
M. E. Church
Full Again Stock Boosts Holiday Savings
After a busy season, the store reports a strong restock and ongoing additions daily. Despite a 20 percent price increase by manufacturers on dinnerware and toilet ware, the shop pledges to keep old prices. The ad highlights a range of items from 89 cent lamps to tinware, glassware, crapes paper, shades, iron lasts, lard cans, wash boilers, and more inventory appealing to household needs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Strongsiown
J. B. Graam
Lonie Patterson
Artemus School
Orner
Strongstown
Pearl Graham
Charles Altewas
Ivison
Raub
United Brethren
Belsano
A. B. Bennett
Samuel Williams
Pinetop
Joseph Cramer and
John Graham
Dr. Stewart
A. Campbell
John A. Macon
W. H. Altemus
Minneapolis
W. F. Jackson
Christ Wike
D. Hays Altemus
Charles Altemus
Adda Grow
Bessie Graham
Shelocta
Harry McClelland
W. &. Carnahan
A. M. Morrow
J. Sloan Walker
West Lebanon
William St.Clair
Whitesburg
John Lowman
Irwin
John
Barry Walker
W. A. Moorhead
South Bend
Dorsey Travis
Dayton
Conover
W. D. Rankin
Pearl
John Agey
Anthony Montgomery
Harry
Mort Edwards
John Fleming
H. K. Edwards
M. Lowman
West
Lebanon
Nan Calhoun
Satie Holstin
Wilson George
Avonmore
J. L. Ewing
Harvey Moorhead
Bis
Cal Barr
Hillsdale
Zella Weaver
Oregon
D. G. Gorman
Smithport
Philip Strassler
John Henry
Frank Donabey
Hastings
Jane Munshower
Mame McKeage
Cherrytree
Eliza Ake
Jerry Goss
James D. Ake
Syveter Smith
United Presbyterians
New Florence
Effie Lynn
Derry
Peoples
Sherman
P. Mack
My. H. M. Long
John Pierce
Onberg
Edward Faith
McHenry’s Mill
Harry Swartz
Purchase Line
John Houck
Tanoma
Long
Ory Hellman
Cherryhill Township
John Hastie
Alice Kerr
Irvona
S. M. Huston
Wm. Ferrier
Clyde Ruffner
Blandsburg
M.A. Farnsworth
Grier Kerr
Apollo
Vandergrift
Carrie Carnahan
Remaley
Sardis
Westmoreland County
D. W. Davis
A. J. Uncapher
E. G. Lingenfeld
Levi Carnahan
Joe McGaughey
Charles Learn
L. D. Peterman
Utah
Scott McGuire
Cambria County
John T. Kinnan
D. A. Barber
R. H. Enterbaugh
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Elders Ridge
Miller
Olivet
Steffy
Tillie
Alice Matson
Ebenezer
J. D. Daugherty
Will Ewing
John Hood
Margaret Hart
Alfred
T. B. Elder
Dilytowr
Simon Richey
Cora Stephens
Allison
Adam Artemus
Lon Dill
Miss Fenderson
Miss Dill
Miss Cripps
Leora Bracken
Blacklick
John Ewing
Conemauge
Thomas Brothers
Park Farm
Calvin
Kent
Hugh Lowman
James Rosborough
John Dunlap
William Ewing
Jacob Nesbit
Speedy
Livermore
Robert Emmly
Georgeville
Thomas C. Kerr
Frantz Bros
Rossmoyne
John N. Shields
Sertha Chambers
Frank Means
Cookport
Josiah Langham
Luke Long
Blanche Long
Pine Flats
John Rodkey
Jonathan Learn
KE. E. Conrath
J. H. Brilhart & Son
Phil'a
JOS. Horne & CO
New Spring Woolens
Penn Ave
Victor
Victor Carpet Chain
Baenk
Cunningham
The
Wallace Dry Goods Company
J. C. Wallace & Son
Proprietors
Philadelphia St
Indiana, Penn’ A
General Merchandise
A. O. Cravener
Indiana, Pa
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