Department of Alpes influences perfumery and tax trivia
The piece cites that ninety percent of world perfumery comes from the Alps region in France along the Mediterranean. It blends a quip about taxes with an anecdote from Mrs. C. B. Van Metre of Shepardstown praising Dr New Discovery for bronchitis relief and a sales pitch for trial bottles and regular sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of En Alpe
France
Mediterranean
Marveillon
Ein
C. B. van- Metre
Shepardtown
W. Va
W. C. Price
J. H. Houck
Pittston
G. D. Stroh
West Pitston
Century Magazine and Sports Notes From July Issue
In the July to September Forum leading article by Henry Litehfeld reviews the current American policy scene with presidential candidacies and tariff outlook. The issue also surveys Foreign Affairs, Applied Science, and arts archaeology while noting Education and the Society of War. It highlights Marjory’s First Celebration, Howard Pyle’s Arthurian tales, and the lore of flags and fleets. Fiction includes Homer B. Hubert and Penny Penfield tales, with reports on baseball, college players, and team manager moves, plus a glow on Dr. Fhoman’s electric house aid and a mix of literary puzzles and adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Litehfeld
Tarif
A. Maurice Low
Alexander D. Noyes
Henry
Henry Tyrrel
James C.rgbert
Ossian H. Lang
J. M Rice
Society of Baw
Nicholas Ha
Marjory
Howard Pyle
Arthur
Homer B. Hubert
John Luther
Frederic’ Courtland Penfield
United States
Egypt
Great
Dam
Frank Norris
Margaret’ Sutton
David Gray
Braybrook
Will N. Harden
Phil Berri Migehls
Richard Whiteing
Duryea Notes and Local Social Updates
Sane Hall 2 on the aleheist. Mrs. Pokorney ill of peritonitis. Mrs. James Jackson visited Wilkes barre today. Miss Lucy Curry of tiny friends here. Burgess Warren yesterday. Mrs. J. C. Hunt of Pittston called on her parents last evening. An ice cream festival will be held at Baptist church this evening. M. F. Gilboy and children of Wilkes Barre visited relatives here last evening, guests of Frank Samson on Thursday. Miss Stanle McGuinness went to Syracuse to visit her aunt. J. Ryan has served as tutor in the Thomas murder case at the county seat. M. Kohn butcher shop connected with the Pennsylvania telephone exchange. Martin McArdle returned from the Chester Military School for summer vacation. A number of Duryea young people will hold a social in Toole's hall next Wednesday. Duryea teachers will attend the Educational Association convention. In Wilkes-Barre next week Miss Margaret Foley of Shenandoah and Miss Margaret Donohue of Georgetown were guests of Miss MedJackeon yesterday. A. Price to run for delegate to the Republican county convention from the First Ward. ALC. Watson delegate from the Second Ward. Mrs. Arthur Trevleaven, seriously ill at her parents’ home in West Pittston, brought home to this place. sister Mrs. Bryden of Hazleton with her. GLX. Gray, former resident, appointed Super
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sane Hall
Pokorney
James Jackson
Wilkesharre
Mise Lucy Curry
Burgess Warren
J. C. Hunt
Pittston
Alegate
Watson
Arthur Trevleaven
West Pittston
Bryden
Hazleton
Glx
Gray
Thie Place
RANSOM News Roundup From Wilkes-Barre Area
Ransom D M Hathmaker and locals share visits and events. Harriet Brown of Wilkes-Barre visits. Grace Kresgers and Helen Ace family updates. Miss Maud Walter from company hosts Katherine Ace. Mrs J Heath and Miss Clara Walter visit. Wednes day tours in Wilkes-Barre. Hathmaker wedding guests at Decker-Turner. Birthday celebration for Roy Hathmaker. Willam Kulp and Vie Swarts attend week’s entertainment. Frank Mulford buys John Sharp farm in Exeter. Shuster family returns from West Pittston. Mountain Valley trip for Ransom residents. Children’s Day exercises praised. Miss awards Wilkes-Barre hosts entertainment well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Huthmaker
Tunkhannock
Harriet Brown
Wilkesbarre
D. F. Jenkins
West Pitston
Grace ‘Kresgers
Henry Hulter
Helen Ace
Root
Katherine Ace
Maud Walter
MC ‘Oppany
J. Heath
Mies Clara Walter
Pitston
Ransom
Arthur ‘Harder
William Harder
D. M. Hathmaker
Alls
Boyt
Harry Saxe
Newton
Roy Hathmaker
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Eonkins
Pittste
Ity
Pittston Township
Grinnerons
Serttey
Sean
Sneer
Sury
ZINES
Leslie Monthly
Frwt
Judge Henry ‘A Shute
Ince Aldrich
Isaac C. Parker
Drew Pierce
Collen Medical
Jack Dunn
McGraw
Billy Dahlen
Tate Heir
Boston
Fred Clarke
Hans Wagner
Iteherd Stein
Brooklyn
Detroit
Frank Dell
Georgetown College
Brooklyn Cty
Pulliam
Chicagos
St. Louis
Donnelly
Amheist College
Pirates
Peta Chiles
Henry Reitz
Fortuna
Cal
Felee
Chicago
Dr. Fhoman
Burma
Exo
California Fig Strap Co
California Fig Syrup Co
San Francisco
New York
Duryer
Gocommena
Faas Sivas
FreeCake Hart Vna
Soap
Eee
Bic Saa
TF. Mangan & CO
Cron Street
Cron
Casto
Crow St
A. S. Barritt
Sct Fies
Bechtold’s Bicycle Store
N. Main St
Oxfords
Boston Shoe Store
North Main Street
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