West Scranton Caucus Nominates for Public Office
The West Scranton Democratic caucus convenes 4 to 7 p m for delegates to the convention in Golden's hall next Friday. GOP nominees include T Jefferson Reynolds and likely opponent T D Mayes. The article notes limited polling hours and mentions local union support for H Hayes. A minor fire on Sixth Street caused light damage but quick extinguishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Jeferson Reynolds
T. D. Hayes
North Scranton
Golden's Hall
John R. Farr
T. Jefferson Reynolds
South Main Avenue
T. D. Mayes
M. J. McAndrew
Hayes
United Mine Workers of America
Postoffice Branch Seeks Sign and Improved Drop Box
The branch postoffice reports success and public convenience and seeks a sign over the door for easier location. It calls for repainting window paint and a larger letter drop in the door to handle after hours use.
Baptist Young People's Union Excursion At Harvey's Lake
A large gathering of youths joined the Baptist Young People's Union of Northeastern Pennsylvania for its annual excursion to Harvey's Lake yesterday. The day was described as delightful with ample recreation and music enjoyed by all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People's Union of
Pennsylvania
Harvey's Lake
Kissing Bug Bites Hampton Girl. Swelling Treated
Misa Margaret Moberta of Hampton strict suffers a kissing bug bite while resting on her porch with friends. The bite caused facial swelling and pain before a physician was summoned to relieve the swelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Margaret Moberta
Hampton Strict
Infant buried in Cathedral cemetery in Van Doren area
General notes report the burial of infant Joseph Justee at Cathedral cemetery, and list community meetings including Franklin Engine Company’s monthly gathering, Maptiet Vianne union event, and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen picnic plans. Also mentions a church social at Tabernacle Congress, a lawn social on Fourteenth Street, and initiation of two candidates. A trolley ride is planned. William Carywater family and Tokn Lewis return from Lake Iilewite outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrw Justee
van Doren Avenue
Franklin Engine Company
Lyon
Charter Mathews
Rock Street
Maptiet Vianne People's Union
Moses Taylor Council
Qatrrel Wi Park Fomerow
Tabernacle Congres Fallinalaire
Dlaewa OG
Amt
Sire Sidney Markwich
Fourteenth Street
Princesa Beatrice India
Datwlitere
St. Gooner
Cano
Patriotic Order of Americans, Hell
Meeeting
Joueph
Mra
Joaeph Mughes
North Main Avenue
William Carywater
Tokn Lewis
Lafayette Street
Lake Iilewite
T. A. Eynon
Avenuue
Lake Winola
Laval Union
United Mine Workers of America
Draperies Ready for Fall and Winter Seasons
The Real Twentieth Century Draperies announces completion of lines for the upcoming fall and winter seasons. Gaps are being filled as new creations arrive from manufacturers at home and abroad for inspection.
Quality and Elegance Highlight Globe Warehouse Exhibit
The display showcases novelty and elegance in items from the text ile arts. The Scranton collection follows the Globe Warehouse plan, offering a broad variety with attractions and inducements for buyers not matched nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
A Dress Rehearsal of Upholstery Fabrics and Novelties
A wide display of upholstery fabrics includes Velours, cotton damasks, Brocales, Silk Warps, and a new Roman Stripes line in novelty weaves. The catalog notes fringes, heavy cordings, and Velvet and linen blends in many shades, with Brussels lace, Irish Points, Swiss nets, and embroidered muslins. Imported and domestic items are priced medium and showcased as perfected.
A Full Line of Upholstery and Drapery Furnishings
A full line of upholstery and drapery furnishings offered for home and office interiors. The display includes fabrics, textures, and sample swatches to help customers select style and color. Local sales staff assist with measuring and fabric care guidance.
Community guests honor Lake Kilwile gathering week
A long list of names from Locerne Trent to Archi Tret and beyond visit Lake Kilwile and nearby areas for a week of gatherings and visits. Numerous families and individuals attend Lake Stertdan and Lake Kilwile events with trips to New York, Atlantic City, and other points as part of a social season. The note mentions a weekly prayer meeting at Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church and invites readers to read the fourth page for The Tribune’s Educational Contest details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon
Hampton
Eave Telly
New York
Miew
Sadie Westelolaw
Locistrent
Felerile
Prof
Siloe Hosur
South Mein
Toath
South Main
Davia
Motleve
Coxton
Pitlanon
Katherine Rooney
Ofer
Ft. Covetto
Tadlin
St. Looe
Ada Hall
Amumnda Avro
Kitner Hughes
North
Fnier Aveniye
Toke Witeeta
Juinle
Willian
North Mehetes
Vinitin Flore
Lake Winita
Linram Willian and Family
Fonthaiveet
Sheridan
Lake Sheriliin
Fitvile
Missa
Nellie
Katherine Flaherty
Rowson
Heli
Simpson Methodist Epicopal
St. Bernard Bites Driver in South Scranton Incident
James Flood of Elm Street, a driver for Casey and Welly, was bitten by a large St. Bernard last Saturday while delivering goods to Flavoski on Prospect Avenue. He was attacked in the yard, lacerations to the leg occurred, and Dr. J. C. Manley treated the wound with cauterization. No serious results expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Flood
Elm Street
Casey & Welly
St. Bernard
Flavoski
Prospect Avenue
Kelly
J. C. Manley
Scranton Athletic Club Plans Winter Fair Meeting
A large gathering of the committee on arrangements for the next Scranton Athletic Club fair met at the hall on Alder Street. They discussed plans to ensure a successful event to be held in February or March next year. Members include George Wirth Jr, Peter Niles, Gus Schneider, Matthew Lone, Benjamin Moore, James Best, Charles Helery, Charles Rosar, William Levert, Henry Boruks and John Mertz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Athletic Club
Alder Street
George Wirth, Jr
Peter Niles
Gus Schneider
Matthew Lone
Benjamin Moore
James Best
Charles Heler
Local Residents Engage in Visits and Meetings
Mises Frances and Loretta Bearman of Brooklyn visit Celag aWnie Me and Mia. Philip Robinson of Pittston avenue and daughter, and Herman Kraemer of Cedar avenue return from Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Mrs Zang of Alder street visits friends in Pookville. Stark couple operate a few days at Lake Honore. Mrs Natter of Stone avenue heads to New York for a three month course at the Female Medical school. A special meeting of St Aloysius society is at 7 50 this evening in St John’s church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Frances
Loretta Bearman
Brooklyn
Mise Vers Flynn
Pittston
Mary Huddy
CelagaWnie
Mia
Philip Robinson
Pttston Avenue
Herman Kraemer
Cedar Avenue
Niagara Falla
Buffalo
John Zang
Alder Etreet Ty
Pookville
Mero
Charles Stark
Lake Honore
Mra
Nicholas Natter
Stone Avenue
Tolay
New York
Female Medical Sehool
St. Aloys Flue Society
St. John's Church
Pea Cowl Delivers Low Price to City Areas
Delivery offer lists pea cowl at $1.25 per ton to South Side, central city, and central Uyde Park. Address for tender is J.T. Sharkey at 1M Cedar avenue. Phony 8a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Uyde Park
Addrestender
J.T. Sharkey
Cedar Avenue
Local social notes and minor injuries reported in Wilkes-Barre area
Mimi Annie Kline of North Berunton recovers after eye injury from an explosion. William F. Lanett and Mrs Teng Atherton depart for vacations in New York and Glenburn respectively. Several residents, including Grace Bell and Mary Powell, return from Atlantic City and other trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimi Annie Kline
North Berunton
Hank
Mie Kline
William F. Lanett
Weet Market Street
New York City
Stanton
Weat Market Street
Philadelphia
Teng Atherton
Glenburn
Tey
Northup Regiow
Miews Ania
Grace Bell
Atlantic City
Mies Mary Powell
Myon’ Fifier
Mise
Local residents return from trips and church plans noted
Me C Toby and children of Capea return from Port City with a plan for a new pastor at Green Midge Presbyterian Church. Family travels include a visit to Atlantic City and returning to Capone area with several neighbors and townsfolk observed along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Toby
Capea
Port City
Tielaware
Boelo Landag
Doxtown Pond
Wayne County
Tee Nebyimel
Dames
Francie
Ein
Marry
Maneey Avenue
Nave
Atlante Opty
Piple
Lake Arial
Anirows
Capone
Denver
Cal
John HW
Oupinmee
What Do The Children Drink Grain-O Recipe
A misread ad touts a new grain based drink for children, claiming it replaces coffee and tea. It promises health benefits and colorful claims about digestion and vitality, mentioning Grain-O and market positioning among grocers.
Change of life and Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription
The article argues life changes for women at menopause can be healthy with Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It includes testimonials from Mrs Hemmis and Mrs M Barnes praising relief from headaches, bloating, and pain, and notes the medicine is plant based and free of narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
M. Barnes
Halls Ferry
Shasta Co
Cal
Teverid
Dr. Pierce
Dr Pierce Medical Adviser Offered Free With Stamps
The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser by Dr Pierce is a 1003 page work with over 700 illustrations. It is sent free on receipt of stamps to cover mailing costs. The cloth binding costs 31 one cent stamps or 21 stamps for the paper cover edition. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce Buffalo New York.
Unclear travel tale from a distant region
Fragmentary report of a long driving trip through a northern area with scattered names and places. The text mentions a 23 year old traveler, a stop near an intersection, and a social event, but many names and locations are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigethern
Thin Ata
Caiop
Amerion
Interseinig Wokines
Theme Ponent
Visitor party portrays Whitny lecture and European tour
Fragmented OCR describes a group including Draper and others touring Europe. They plan a stay at the ox frekiloty, visit Rome and Paris, attend church services, hear polio talks, and attend a Catholic cemetery procession. Names and places include Whitny, Draper, and various travelers in 19th century settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion 1
Draper
New England
Paris
Mie Vetalimenty
Chiroh Parton Chine
Owen Bistin
Routh
Catholican Aumetery
Ailiilinnn
Potterittr
Mortle Boeniit
Wit Seraitog
Baltle Guilon
Local Learners Visit in Plycnuth and Nearby Cities
Mee Thoises Hyan of Church etropt travels to Miantic City Oils with Minos Ettie and Kathlenn Callery from Birney. Ms Coyne of Mahany City joins Miss Maria for a visit, while Misses a arrigant Coyne remains with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoises Hyan
Church Etropt
Miantic City
Minos Ettie
Kathlenn Callery
Birney
Coyne
Mahanoy City
Maria
Fragmented OCR Note on Upcoming Events
Poor readability garbled text mentions dates and places like February in a museum. Names and events are unclear. The fragment hints at a scheduled gathering or performance with uncertain details. Further readable copy needed to produce a precise card.
Obituary for Thomas Noitin in Whitchkinet Oil district
The obituary notes the death of Thomas Noitin at age 22 in White Chkinet Oil region. It mentions funeral arrangements at Gettin Tow and lists associated individuals and places, including Mis pon, Laliyette, and Hart. The text also references a violent incident leading to the death and subsequent police actions, with mentions of an arrest and investigation by Alarman Kaeeqt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Noitin
Aed
Mleidel Nowto
Likart
Nedid
Alege Smite
Dij Ree
Pry
Prins
Vinbe
Laliyette Atevet
Sie
Hiner Dling Liters
Jillien
Feonee
Wiwid
Fook Manion
Ihn
Okita
Row York
Anid Dihey de
Tile Ong
Mariel
Faint Report of a Robbery Incident on Lvewind Avenue
The narrative describes a morning assault near Lvewind Avenue where William Millon, aged fifty, was struck by a patrolman during a wandering episode. The assailant carried a pick handle and fled the scene as authorities investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven
Muxor
Alri
Kya
Goeloniur
Joekilid
Anil Wabbs
Aleowas
Relinon
Fran Vaelady
Wiliam Millon
Lvewind Avenue
Patrolnan McMullen
Mahon
Schools Debate Extending Vacation to September 10
City officials weigh delaying start of classes to September 10 due to construction delays on three new buildings and many residents being away in early September. A motion by Mr Roche to extend vacation was voted down pending stronger justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therm
Oceanic Route Summary From New York to Cherbourg and Plymouth
Fragmentary OCR notes show shipping routes from New York to Plymouth Cherbourg and Southampton via Oceanic line. Mentions Patricia and lrow head Pamed in connection with service between New York and European ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Paul
Southampton
Patricia
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hamtig
Oceanic
Queene
Town
Liverpool
Nierarthaven
Arveds Kholer Wilhelm II Grose
Chereurmamt
Chahoun—Aerived
Doutechtaal
New Jam Apia
Setuaeire
Mamburg
Bremun—tall
Friederich der Time
Bow
Cheebourg
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West
Olyphant
Pituton
Tavior
Wilkes-Marre
David J. da Vie
Union
Sixth Street
Dail Williams
West Lackawanna Avenue
Seventh Street
Hook and Ladder Company
Jenkins
Main Avenue
General News
Bagdads
Nottingham
Globe Warehouse
Thome Thames
Locerne
Trent
Dake
Fecbe
Whee Powell
North Guefield Avenue
Lake Stertdan
Mies Tahel
Tortha Powell
Garfiel Avenat
Harvey
Hime Walther
Darken Street
W. A
Taylor
Eynet
Ageert
Evan Th
Snyder
Atlantin City
Mies Mory
John Spingeds
Architret
Gee
Lake Kilwile
Corbett Avene
Leorttr Taining
Miee
Feoie Sunde
Eltire
the Tribune
South Scranton
Athletic Club's Fair
Green Ridge
Maggie Morris
Munson Station
Clearfield Co
the People’s Common Sense Medical
Ve Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Dunmore
Gimes
Musee Alverety
Pietell
Hart
Ritestent
Painimore
Ali Uiteriorm
Wedaik
Jutralian
Alarman Kaeeqt Iit
Uit
Matthews Srw
Tory Ati
Etre
Inge
Imeem
Cortanheles
Winns Veitity
EL Frear
Ocean Grove
N. J. the Arlington
Leadin Hotel
Clas
IL Millar
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell Building
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Bellavita
Iti Sidae
Addre Wepavita Medical CO
Cleton & Beckeon Su
Coca
McGarrah & Thomas
Druggiote
Lackawarra
Beranton
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