Lebanese Republican Primaries and Ward Offices Discussed
Fragmented notice outlines Republican primaries for Lebanon Pennsylvania city and ward offices. Mentions candidates and party discussion with unclear dates and names due to OCR errors.
10 Jan 1908
Page 1
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1908
Page
1
Fragmented notice outlines Republican primaries for Lebanon Pennsylvania city and ward offices. Mentions candidates and party discussion with unclear dates and names due to OCR errors.
Fragmented OCR notes show references to Marana Kyontings Ser, January 25, 10K, mayoral roles, and Leb city offices. The text hints at ward officials and party roles with unclear names such as Rauch, but details are unreadable.
A brief notice records an event connected to Prenton and the name Nod in a terse historical shorthand. Details are sparse in the available readable text, indicating a short public or personal note rather than a full article.
MecLES town notes report residents with health issues and family movements. Aaron Shuey Troyh preherit Busy Mnauting Uitte frond. Alfred Mine and family moved to Steelatowh for work at DinekamiLbing. Milo Bamberger delivered livestock to A Shanaman. John Wenthing visits parents. Mrs N L A Artefa remains ill at home. Public notices advertise local church and farm activities. advertisements for Laxative Bromo Quinine appear.
Fribbles of fashion highlight velvet gowns as the season’s most popular luxury. Tailors showcase tartan wool sheaths with velvet jackets and carved braids, while jackets pair with pleated skirts. New trim and button ideas emphasize decorative embroidery and flower motifs, appealing to young fashion followers.
New features in children’s fashion describe embroidered lingerie, charming two peep dresses, and a kilipid vist with ahounder athaps or juroper. The outfits pair with lingerie gulmpe undersie ves, a semlitied coat, and a datile breasted design for seasonable wear.
A vintage account describes morning jackets in cotton eiderdown or fur trimmed lace, with short styles and braided soutache accents. It notes fashion shifts toward subdued mourning wear, emphasizing modest waistlines and restrained, world-visible polish in fabrics like velvet, striped or checked patterns, and silk trim.
A fragmented item notes a local bread and coat sale with unclear details. Named entities and locations are not fully readable, but the fragment suggests a small community notice about a traditional holiday or relief drive. The readable bits imply familiar local names and a storefront event.
The article charts rising American auto production and costs, noting four million dollars spent abroad in 1967 and a strong growth of domestic manufacturing over five years. It cites 14 years of large scale auto making, with total American production around 4000 cars and value near $80 million, while imports climb to 12,176 cars valued at about $2.94 million. France, Britain, Germany and others supply imports with steady demand and future output possibly increasing tenfold in ten years.
An article warns catarrh is dangerous to throat and lungs and promotes Hyomel as a direct inhaled cure. Sold by Roger's Drug Store with a refund guarantee if no benefit, offering a 100 cent treatment to help alleviate symptoms.
Community updates list a Sunday prayer meeting at the home of B. W. Booktoy in Freeport Mills and a separate meeting at the home of W. Jerkley on January 12. Additional items note painting work by Shelly for Frank Jute, Allen Miller's Thursday tasks at American Iron and Alloy works, and a representative delivering powder to local customers. Swatara township candidates must register by January 18 with committee leaders.
A notice describes a weekly medical treatment program labeled as no cure, no pay. Treatments occur every Monday from 19 to 4, with address at 42 Walnut Street.
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