27 Aug 1908
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Newspaper
Punxsutawney Spirit
Location
Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1908
Page
1
The item lists a string of brief happenings from Franklin and Reynoldsville including visits, returns home from Pittsburg, a Pro football style game and a Hamilton nine baseball win. People named include Emma Hut, George Burkett, Grace Davie, John Langendorfer, and Frank D. Smith among others with small town events and shop promos sprinkled throughout.
Max Goheen had four hits and two runs as Punxytawney defeated Ridgeway 4 to 2 in a tense Mountain League game. Goose Campbell starred on defense while Warren and Campbell added two hits apiece for Punx'y as Smith's pitching held Ridgeway scoreless through five frames before late runs. Runners were stranded and the crowd praised Pantall for steering the game, despite a few Be County errors that kept Ridgeway within reach until the final out.
In a baseball game Ridgway edged a 31 batter faced Bullock through the innings. Keogh’s bat produced a line drive to right field and Goheen, Pane and Teague made key plays. Warren, Manken, Pratt and Hampi among others are noted with scattered references to legal actions and an advertised letters notice.
Local items report residents visiting from Ford City and Harmony, travel to Keystone and Decatur for two weeks, and a two day centennial at Gina Run Church with Rev. Laversis Mosh Hing. A. J. Rath built stairs for Mrs Mary A Marshall, HJ Posttowalt plans West Virginia trip, and Maron Marshall near Plumville injured.
Adaline Heck Carmalt, 9 daughter of John and Susan Beck, born September 20 1898 at Dremingham Ps, died August 23 1908 in Rochester Pa. Survived by one brother and one living sister Mrs Saranscott of St Clairville NY. Five children mourn her loss. named mourners include Richard Doncaster of Rochester Pat Ian 2 of Piveware Gey Sylas Punmutawney Dr Horace Pittsburg and Mrs H Grace Carmalt of Rochester Pa. Her devout life touched the community and her passing leaves a sense of profound loss.
An early 20th century ad touts Parisian Sage as a miracle remedy to cure dandruff fatigue and hair loss within two weeks. It claims the product kills germs, stops itching instantly, adds life and beauty, and notes the preparation is scientific though it appeals to savings with mail order and express delivery.
Prices on our remaining stock of mattings are cut to the very lowest for desirable patterns. Not a gingerly clipping of cents but a deep cut that manufacturers might buy all remaining stock at our preser prices. If you have a matting want now is the time to satisfy it and at one of the largest savings ever quoted. Be sure to see these before you purchase.
A local shop advertises a line of stylish ladies hats at very low prices. The copy promises quick sales and claims first cost was ignored, noting no other store offers similar hats for double the price. It urges shoppers to buy this season’s most ordinary occasion hats, beautifully trimmed, as a bargain opportunity.
Daily arrivals bring new annuals and fall merchandise across all departments with mild current stock. Fashionable styles and proper coloring appear, with more to come in days ahead. The store invites a visit to see the season’s latest creations and get acquainted with new designs.
The dress goods section is receiving new goods daily with patterns described as among the cleverest from manufacturers. Goods cover most occasions and feature beautiful effects. Shown to reveal their beauty, these creations captivate all who see them and invite a visit to view.
The domestic section receives its allotment of fresh arrivals with a wide stock and low prices. The department has long served patrons and this season should attract more shoppers with abundant goods and new items on display.
New fall suits for men begin to arrive with stylish lines and distinctive tones. The early showing highlights fashionable, well cut garments promising fit and satisfaction for readers seeking modern fall wear.
Smart styles in ladies suits are now shown in the suit department. This season’s designs bring clever ideas and exclusive character in tailoring. Fabrics are discussed and varied from the usual, appealing to women who are particular about dress.
An advertisement promises a wide range of high grade brand shirts from a reliable maker. It emphasizes up to date patterns and quality materials, with comfortable collar fit and careful construction, inviting customers seeking fresh stylish options.
One lot of men's summer weight suits with patterns suited for late fall wear is offered at seat reduction to make room for the fall and winter line arriving soon. The suits are described as stylish and versatile for business or everyday wear and priced to attract buyers with strong value and savings.
A local store advertises big savings on boys suits with low prices and stylish options. The copy promises lasting wear, high quality material, and several plain and striped styles, urging immediate purchase as the best values available.
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