Peculiar Spring Catarrh Advocated By Peruna Ad
An advertorial piece argues that spring brings systemic catarrh from winter diseases and promotes Peruna as a cure. It quotes Mine Battelle Tdnvroin and County Commissioner John Williams praising Peruna and urges readers to seek free pamphlets and treatment guidance from The Peruna Dite Manufacturing Company. The text imitates late 19th or early 20th century marketing prose with references to Chicago addresses and medical testimonials.
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Battelle
John Willams
West Second Street
Buluth
Minn
Dy. Hartman
Aoee
Peru-na
Tatarrh
SV Belmatie
Peeruena Dite Manufacturing Company
Death of John Stafford on the Hie Tuldee at Cadesin
John Stafford a trainman from Ontario and Weer ery fell from a Brooklyn Street car on a trestle Thursday night. His remains were brought to Carbonda le yesterday. He left a wife two children aged seven and a mother and father grieving. A witness to the fall did not see the moment of accident. Stafford, 32 years old, moved recently from Walmart. He belonged to the Brotherhood and the Patriotic Order Lone of America and the law—yes was of a Wiel order. A large gathering of about two hundred attended the investiture ceremonies of the Red Men rites conducted by Ayres and the Weshiatella tribe 144. The Great Sachem Joseph presided. Investments and great rites were performed, with rituals and talks on Right and Wrong as Spirit Helps. Multiple religious and fraternal events followed in Tavion Peckville and nearby towns.
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John Stafford
Ontario
Brooklyn Street
Cadesin
Ared Sami
Bridie
Wiafeytriale
Spa‘forl
Walmart Reoentise
Brotherhood
Patriotic Order
Lone of Ayneriouw
Archie Chivers
Ehi
Onte Dolay
S.A. Ayres
Weshiatella
Joseph Bath
Sane
Jane
Mr. Ayres
Latekas
Porahove
Tavion Peckville
Thane
Goetur
Sanday Serehees
Babe Vwth School
Obituary Notice for Mrs Meedane Bo Warfielk of Terrace Street
Mrs Meedane Bo Warfielk of Terrace Street died after months of illness. Survived by daughter Mrs Charles Wo Melhea of Elvis City and son Chines Worentek, with six sisters and five brothers. Funeral services Sunday at Creek residence, burial in Stroudsburg.
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Meedane Bo Warfielk
Terrace Street
Shy
Wirmen
Outa NS
Kingston
Charles Wo Melhea
Elvis City
Aml
Chines
Lydia Wallock
Margaret Krints
Tersey City
Mae
Hannah Taylor
Wilkes-Vairre
Dela White
Auburn
Martha Shall
Danville
Orezilla Matthews
Pittston
James and Henry Smith
The
Est
Prederiek
New Menleo
George
Vanomer Pa
Marshall
Wilkes-Hare
Trade committee to investigate shoe makers plant bid
The committee to investigate shoe manufacturers who sought a location here was sent to Birmingham for review. The president announced Fr W Mills PL AL Carrell J Harnden M FL Norton and de BL Fhannon as a solicitation committee for a Kennedy alley plant. Reynolds urged an early meeting for board reorganization. The membership committee reported nine new notes aided.
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Binghamton
Fr. W. Mills
AL Carrell
Harnden
FL Norton
de BL Fhannon
Kennedy Alley
Reynolds
MO New Nates
Election results for Trine Ys cohwrech church officers
The newly elected vestry of the Trine Ys church met in the evening to appoint officers and property committee members. Malin Munville senior warden. M0 Haun den junior warden. FL J Thomas secretary. WoW Migise treasurer. several others named to committees as two posts remained vacant. The meeting adjourned to Tuesday next to finalize steps for church erection.
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Trine Ys Cohwrech
Certian
Mallin Munville
Haunden
J Thomas
Wow
Migise
Manette
Lander
Neimber
Coyne
Tieet Tinesdiay Et
Onine
Toeldlerk
Local and Personal Notices From Scranton Area
WW Walt was in Scranton on business yesterday. Henry Pietthe of Pilton is visiting friends in the city. Mrs George Chapman of Eighth Avenue called to Hornetville by her mother. Mrs Vincent Fired of Spraule died at home on Jeffrey Street. Arnold Slornin returned to his chief near Torey Saturday. The funeral of Mrs Owen Judge will be at St Rose Church at 9 40 this morning. Poy T A Sawyer of the city and Rev J F Ware of Honesdale will exchange pulpits tomorrow. Alfred Chapman of Washington Street was in Scranton on business yesterday. The Juventine dance in the Burke building drew a large crowd despite bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Wae
Scranton
Nere Yestering
Henry Pietthe
Pilteton
George Chapman
Eighth Avenue
Hornetleville
Hinesa
Mere
Vincent
Spraule
dJeffrey Street
Arnold Slornin
Torey
Mive
Owen Judge
St. Rose Church
T. A. Sawyer
The
Eit
Scranton Speaker Delivers Opening Address at Banquet
John T. Howe of Scranton offered the opening address at the Warahpateibe No. 20 banquet held at the Odd Fellows' ball. His remarks were greeted with hearty applause as he commanded everyone’s attention during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘T. Howe
Scranton
Rowele & Jets
Taylor News A Busy Village Schedule Of Events
Local items report a Monarch Literary and Debantines event at North Mina street with performances by notable regional talents. Various community notices include church services, a baby show, sermons on Luke, and gatherings at Welsh Baptist and Methodist churches. Local residents and guests are noted attending or hosting events through the weekend.
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Monarch Literary Society
Monarch
Mina Street
Helle Et Tentainment
Weler
Soriiten
Cahurin
Marriage of Nelile Armstrong and James Morris reported
Sunday school follows morning service. Mr Hichard Bowen of North Taylor moved his family to Blyde Park. The marriage of Miss Nelile Armstrong and James Morris, both well known locals, will take place at the bride's mother's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichard Bowen
North Taylor
Blyde Park
Wreithvesday
Mise Nelile Armstrong
James Morris
William Tubbs
Borough Council Advances Water Works and Health Board Changes
The borough council approved a water works project on East Side and discussed health board appointments and a contested ward representation. Financial bills were read, interest on waterworks bonds discussed, and street openings for a cemetery sewer approved. Local lodge officers were installed and a social event followed with compliments to visiting members.
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Corneilmn Davis
Swick
Arevinn Home Company
Lampoon
Ohe
Nathaniel Depew
Defenderdt
Cottell
Dowd of
J. Davis
Vacaneles
Piret
Charlies F. Gannon
M. F. Meo Dermott
Board of Health
Cooperman Moon
Witer
Carey
Horouch
DVM
Delsville Water
Edmunds, Moon and
Wo Nieholson
HD Carles
John Mason
N. Dod
Iirile Gunn
George Bennetts
Awerys
Nicholas Kennett
Lodge
Justins
Spender
Tommy Davie
Toon
Samuel Wisley
Dry Dawid Kennedy Favorite Remedy Scam Ad
An advertise form touts Dr. Dowd Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney and urinary ailments. It promises free trial bottles to readers who send full name and address, claims dramatic cures, cites urine sediment test, and lists benefits from weakness, back pain, and urinary issues. Prices shown: $1.00 per large bottle and six for $5.00.
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Dawid
Coen Investigacion
Dowd Kennedy
Davidt Kennedy
Carbondale visitors report in local notes
Striking the lid of tard pall revolt ing in her receiving a painful injures Mrs Sarah Coon and daughter Mr George Schoen of Scranton visited Mrs oo W Colm of Main street Thorehey Mies Core Davis Miss Beale Pyease and De DD Davie were Carbondale visitors last evening.
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Mre
Sarah Coon
George Schoen
Scranton
W. Colm
Main Street
Thorehey Mies Core Davis
Mise Beale Pyease
de & DD
Davie
Carbondale
Bible class and church notices in Olyphant town
The Wednesday notice lists a Bible class meeting at Svenneham Street Baptist Church at 2 PM with speakers and recitations for youths under 14, plus addresses on religious topics. Local clergy announce services at multiple churches including Lickhanna Street Baptist and Welsh Baptist, with sermons and Sunday activities.
Local Notes From Carleimediale And Nearby Towns
Residents of Carleimediale Hebert Campbell relocate after twenty years in Awe. Families move to Bennten on Thursday drawing farewell from many friends. Jennie Newlin Wad returns from visit in Mlam. Teresa Hurfle back to Carbondale after several days with friends. Sille nll employs Te quid today. Fowler revives fatty in Campbell residence. J Bosley attend funeral of Mrs. Stailes in Pittston. Joseph Taylor to return home in Wes Virginia. Beesnecker offers readied in Wise conisea Uribe No 2 Red Men on Thursday. James McGuire sachem Thomas Ridgelly Fenion sigamere Rowland Jones fin jor sugamere Eugene McAlpine chief of revamls. BE CL Barton keeper of wampum Walter Jeffreys collector of wurmpunm James Nicholas. Harris second sunnip Nicholas cities fist warrior Samuel Atwell first brave Hough Gratin wigwam keeper W Williams guard of the forest Matthewso. FE Wolco geeside at services Sunday after weeks. Miss Sarah Bridgelly seriously ill. Forty Hours Devotion to the Mount Sacrament begins at St Mary Le church at 1 0 oclock. W H Hollister and Postmaster Deebie at banquet in honor of Hon Morgan B Wile Shabne. A Bo MeQueen of Wear side critically ill Ter.
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Mise
Nellie Dougherty
Carleimediale
Hebert Campbell
Ten
Bennten
Avoca Wettels
Jennie Newlin Wad
Mlam
Teresa Hurfle
Carbondale
Sille Nll
Fowler
Curl
Campbells
Anul
Mo J. Bosley
Stailes
Pittstone
Joseph Taylor
San
Doseul
Wes Virgini Renin
Saeheny Beesnecker
Wiseconisea Uribe
James McGuire
Sachem
Thomas Ridgelly
Fenion Sigamere
Rowland Jones
Eugene McAlpine
Revamls
BE CL Barton
Wampum
Walter Jeffreys
James Nicholas
Harris
Nicholas Cities
Samuel Atwell
Hough Gratin
W. Willhamns
Matthewso
Wolco
Sarah Rridgelly
West Side
St. Mary Lecturch
Oelock
W. H. Hollister
Deebie
Sterlings
Morgan B. Wile Shabne
A. Bo MeQueen
Myre Wink tow's Soothing Syrup for children
Advert sees a claim for Myre Wink tow's Soothing Syrup used by mothers for children. It touts relief of teething pain, gum softness, and wind colic with a prescription like be sold by druggists worldwide. Price twenty five cents per bottle.
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Winktow
Warmer's Safe Cure Sent Back From India Tale
A long letter recounts pain from rheumatism and gout and credits Warner's Safe Cure with restoring health after weeks of suffering. The writer claims uric acid as the toxin and urges liver and kidney treatment as the cure, likening India to a bigger country than health woes. Edmund Stevens Jacques of Wayne Ave Gereontown Pa endorses the remedy.
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Runnes
Ohio
India
Tadia
Sam
Warner
Tev W
Edmund Stevens Jacques
Wayne Ave
Gere
Warners
Liverland
Honesdale Notes Meet Social and Civic Happenings
Grace Salmon and Mies bn Wats hive visited Scranton friends. Clarence Decker of New York stays with his parents on Third street. Mrs. W F Suydam hosts a reception on Ninth street. Trev William Tl Swift to discuss the Meade Politician next Sunday. John Krants reelected street commissioner for 22 terms. The Thompson family returns from Florida. Bauer’s orchestra played for Mrs. Suydam’s reception. Maple sugar season favorable. Honesdale market overstocked with syrup. Dr and Mrs EL Foster return from the South. Lemnitser plans a new residence on West and Fifteenth streets. James Pinckney resigns after 11 years as clerk. replacement to be appointed. Grace Industrial School closing exercises this afternoon at 2. Ball active in Dutton for 30 years. Stelle also missed. Library programs at Methodist church by the Mpnorth league. Nelson Dershimer shines with a bass solo. A Hall and family move to Scranton. A new cash store to open Tuesday April 1 by Mr Tiffany. Nelson Derehimer and Charlie Bantee return to Wyoming Seminary. Tiffany buys Swarts house on Waverly street.
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Grace Salmon
Mies
Bn Wats Hive
Scranton
Clarence KF. Decker
New York
Thire Street
William FL Suydam
Ninth Street
Meade
William Tl. Swift
John Krants
Andrew ‘Lhoupson Athlone
Augustus
Charles
Florida
Bauer
Musi
Mra
W. F. Suydam
Honesdale
EL Foster
Lemnitser ix
Weel
Delaware and Audton
M. Gening
James Pincknew
Gening
Pincknes
Carbondale
Colowk
Ball
Dutton
Stelle
Alan
Wis
Scrinton
Tiffany
Poster
Mrr
Neleon Derehimer
Charlies Bantee
Wyoming Seminary
Weidlnesday
Swarts
Waverly Street
Local visitors and residents listed in Montrose area notes
Miss Helle McCollum visits vio latives in Montrose while Maurice Hellew stays with parents. Mr Bellew teaches at Manhattan College. Mr and Mrs W. H. VanCott return from Peckville with daughter Mia. David Shay Mra and Charlie Hayden of New York visit relatives. A Methodist church chicken pie served Friday evening April 7. Mire George Ward of Hulistead in town Monday. Dr Day Atmv attends funeral of hhe leather in Springville. Theron Shay of Peekville visits parents. Me WF Diklerman visits mother and sister after 22 years away in California. Arthur Hayden returns to New York after visiting grandparents. Mise Julia Donohme of Staten Island guest of parents. Miss William Kellehermis spends week with mother T Gannon of Hatlstead.
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Helle McCollum
Montrose
Maurice Hellew
Bellew
Manhattan College
N.Y
W. H. VanCott
Peckville
Mia
David Shay
Charlie Hayden
New York
Mire
George Ward
Hulistead
Monnday
Springville
John Almy
Theron Shay
Peekville
Dlokerman
California
Arthur Hayden
Julia Donohme
Staten Valand
Mix
William Kellehermis
Mr. T. Gannon
Hatlstead
Local Social Notes Include Receptions and Visits
Me Harry Iven has his horse repainted with John Back of Scranton in charge. Mrs Frank Colvin visits New York. J C Leaveck attends Kingston conference next Tuesday and the rest of the week. Mr and Mrs Ball and family and Mr and Mrs Belle host a Papuet church reception last Tuesday. Methodist church packed after a fine program of songs recitations and speeches by Mears Northrup Weighany Ball and Stelle. Ruth Ball receives silver teaspoons and Mrs Stelle a gold bowled berry spoon. Friends lament their move from the area.
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Harry Iven
John Back
Scranton
Frank Colvin
New York
Hey
J. C. Leaveck
Kingston
Mes. Ball
Belle
Papuet Church
Mears
Northrup
Weighany
Ball
Stelle
Ruth Ball
Local notices and variegated community updates in Mudlin and nearby areas
Residents on Mudlin Street move to Jackson Street while Mr and Mrs G H Browning of Peckville visit friends. Tenfield of Throop reports as a lawn caretaker. A silk mill idle due to defect. Dr Myers of Mahn Street earns a Second Order Sir Knight degree at John Wesley Castle 749 Knights of the Golden Maghe. Richardson takes a new driver post with Ontario Company in Beckville. A charity entertainment on Mein Street hosted by Ladies of the Welghm of the Golden aed. admission Nebbalsedin 50 cents. The W Crittin owned boulevard road property meets a misfortune. Samuel Barrett as driver. Services planned at Prince Methodist Church tomorrow at 11 am. Continuous welsh welcome.
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Charles Richardson
Ontario
Beckville
Kiefers Hill
Mein Street
Nebbalsedin
W. Crittin
Boulevard
Samuel Barrett
Esi Pee
Prince Methodist Church
Lth
A. m
Toneloek Pont
Eworvhoie Welvanmne
Patent Medicine Advertisement Claims Cure for Cough
An advertisement touts a cough cure with dramatic claims. It promises a “one hundred dollars” reward for proof it fails, and cites “DINGGIATY” and “Hali's Family Pills” as the best sold remedies. The text mimics 19th century sales patter and includes testimonial style lines.
Iowa plans three story brick building on South Washington
Architect Worden drafts a three story brick structure for South Washington Avenue, with a two story rear addition and a one story office, intended for dental use and living space. G Worden is noted as the project architect. contractor Worlen awarded the double house portion and Dr. George Litmemiorger is named for dentistry work.
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T. M
Iowa
Boeing
Worden
Wardet
John Newteki
Ieee
Jude Piarrles
Washington Vende
Washington Ave
G. Worden
Bowe
Adgime Avenue
Tocra
Heorge
Phorvey Biwekwe
Fire Sale Proceeds Rock Scranton Retailers
The manager of a large fire sale on Lackawanna Avenue faces legal action as rival clothiers denounce the event. The crowded store promises steeply discounted menswear and accessories, with four day returns and substantial savings on overcoats suits and pants.
Gutted Frame Building Project Near Dunmore Corners
Architect Miehwood completes plans for a twelve room inventory framed dwelling on Pottera Chest streets corner near Dunmore. The building will include cellar and party wall fixes, with plumbing and steam heating. contractor Mr. Norm oversees work as cost details remain unsettled amid the wartime materials pause.
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Cheyweenie
Miehwood
Peebles
Cawley
Dunmore
Pottera
Chest Streets
Clawhe
Norm
Ligtel Utufiers
Dunmore Corners
Albee
Fragmentary prompt yields unclear record
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