Prominent Medical Men Endorse Peruna For Catarrh
A letter from Dr A W Perrith of Brooklyn urges Peruna for catarrh and bladder catarrh treatments. He cites its strong reputation for kidney urethral and urinary tract diseases, claiming it acts as a specific for catarrh wherever located. Samuel Sanders of Blythedale Missouri reports relief after taking Peruna, praising sleep and well being restored, and a free book on catarrh is offered by The Peruna Drug Mfg Co Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Sanders
Blythedale
Hartman
Drag Mfg Co
Columbus, O
Remedy Claim Ignored By Forty Year Doctor Says No Cholera
A doctor with over forty years practice asserts cholera morbus cholera infantum and other bowel diseases are misnamed catarrh of the bowels. He claims no cases of cholera dysentery or diarrhoea in his career and offers a free copy of a work by sending for Simon Calin to Dr Hartman Cold Bit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Simon Calin
Ask
Flick
C. J. Boge
Stumptown
Gilmer Co
Wo Va
All Drugeint
Matthew Bros
Carbondale School Sets Principal Then Cuts Salaries
The Carbondale school board elected W. C. Bryden as principal on the first ballot after nominated by Ditmock. Salary reductions followed with Bryden from 2400 to 1200 yearly and several teachers cut or held, citing hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditmock
W. C. Bryden
Mr. Moon
W. Gi. Haupt
Mr. Hughes
M. J. Hanlon
Bryden
Dimeck
Boylan
Kerwin
Hughes
Moon
Lucy Joslin
Vref
Lesher
Harriet Hutchins
Katharine Poon
May Kilpatrick
Miss Durkin
Frank Colina
Vannan
Billy of
Moran
Evening News
Georgia Minstrel Company Planned for Carboniinilans Visit
The Georgia Minstrel company of Carboniinilans, successful at Dun dar, will perform in the city next Friday evening. They incurred expense for costumes and paraphernalia, and are expected to draw a large audience before the group disbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Minstrel Company
Dundar
Towho
Local Notes From Town: Visitors, Travels and Health
Crutches aid J Anssell Jones to exit with a sprained ankle. Misses Margaret McAndrew and Elizabeth Murphy visit Olyphant. M D Sahm returns from vacation to Beranton. Richard Malone at Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs Frank Colvin return from Factoryville. Miss Caroline Retz visiting T L Medlund’s home. 8 Hackles visits her mother Mrs Brown of Pecilly. Rev W B Grow E Stanton and Stephen Keglar back from Wayne Baptist association meeting. Frederic Moses visiting relatives in town. J F Sullivan in Scranton on business. Louis Schboldge visiting Honesdale. Prof A P Peters to spend Sunday with Scranton friends. Emma Wilcox accepts a position on Forest City News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Anssell Jones
Margaret McAndrew
Elizabeth Murphy
Olyphant
M. D. Sahm
Beranton
Richard Malone
Atlantic City
Prank Colvin
Cemetery Street
Factoryville
Caroline Retz
Honesdale
T. L. Med
Emma Wilcox
Forest City
Mayfield Band Plans Open Air Concert and School Vacation Note
The Mayfield band, led by Prof. Russell, schedules an open air concert at the Mayfield House this evening featuring marches operatic selections and a baritone fantasia. A club gathering occurred at Mia Yor Bray’s Main Street home. The band organises a plente in Electric Grove on Sept. a and notes recent progress. One more week ends the school vacation as four mine accident reports reference June Thursdays and Goodrich’s circus visit concludes this fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
Mayfield House
Mureh
al Capitan
Sousa
Balfe
Elenberg
Verdi
William Byrne
Conterno
Gavotte
Eugenie
Chambers
America
Paul
Mia
Goodrich
One
Projectoscope delays due to machinery accident at opera house
The Projectoscope company failed to perform at Father Mathew Opera House because an accident disrupted their machinery. They will appear at a future date. Various local social updates follow including parties and visits among residents, a funeral, and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Mathew
W. H. Davis
Eddy Creek
Annie Patten
Delaware Street
Hood's Pills Advertised Cure All Ailments
A historical ad copy touts Hood's Pills as a remedy for dyspepsia nerve issues catarrh rheumatism and related conditions. It claims purifying and enriching the blood with Blood Paraparilla to improve circumstantial ailments and promote health.
Accident at Old Forge Injures Lincoln Hill Worker
John Graham of Lincoln Hill suffered a foot injury when a rail gave way while lifting a car at the Pennsylvania Cog company in Old Forge. The foot is bruised with no fractures, and he will miss several weeks of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Graham
Lincoln Hill
Pennsylvania Cog Company
Old Forge
Mia
Willian Laird
Allan
Miekey Margaret
Lena Renniman
Centra
Taylorville community notes mix of events and mishaps
Local dispatch recounts speedway like horse drawn buggies on North Main, vehicle crashes near No 2 School, plus social church services and fund draws. Reports on visits by residents, hospitalities, and a medicine testimonial, with reminders of church and civic activities.
Local families hosting visiting relatives and friends
James W. Pentecost visits at his father T. W. Pentecost while guests from Scranton Newark and Philadelphia stay with local families. Dates indicate traveling guests include Grace L. Stanton from Boxeman Montana en route to Washington DC for a short stay before continuing home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Pentecost
T. W. Pentecost
Arthur LaMont
Scranton
Batcher
Judson Wells
Grace L. Stanton
Boxeman
Montana
Washington
DD. C
Portraits of Emperors and dignitaries to be mailed weekly
A note states a weekly mail will be sent to MARLAND & CO., New York City, containing portraits and portraits with engravings of emperors, princes, cardinals, archbishops, and other notable figures. The paper is mentioned in reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dheee
Marland & CO
Tg Weet Ith Street
New York City
lake winola summer visitors and social events
Mr Charles Law of Avoca spending the summer at Lake Winola visits Mr Nelson Derahimer and Mrs Frank Smith and son Lawrence at Asbury Park. The Methodist church yellow tea features pumpkins and cucumbers in decorations with a social mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Law
Avoca
Lake Winola
Nelson Derahimer
Frank Smith
Lawrence
Asbury Park
Methodist Church
Henry Ives
Prank Phillips
Elmer Shoemauker
Baptist Church
Nelson Dersthimer
Sunshine Camp
Lilylake
John Swartz
Clark's Summit
Epworth League
Howard Ball
Scranton
Frank Clemons
Local residents and visitors noted in town gossip and notices
Mies May Fyans of Vandling called in town yesterday. Miss Hessie Medvin visits Thowwr No J Mex. Keap and children returned from Canara. Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at Mire. David iek. Richmendale Kee fund plane planned at Wandhing grove fidley tomorrow. Willwens on vacation in Allinois visiting his meter. Mr and Mrs Covleon visiting Mr Curwon’s mother in Quadet. Christian Endeavor monthlong event noted. Patricks and others mentioned as locals. Mrs Patrick Healey of Richmondate visited yesterday. Lena Watem and granddaughter visiting from Jessup. Charles Hollenback and daughter Hattie visiting his daughters. Misses Mattie Hollenback, Liao Elden, and Emmanah Taylor visited Carbomide on Tuesday. Patrick infant of Mr and Mrs Jon BR Bel of Hudson died yesterday morning. Funeral this afternoon at St Rowe cemetery Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies May Fyans
Vandilng
Hessie Medvin
Thowwr
J. Mex
Keap
Canara
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Mire
David Iek
Richmendale Kee Fund
Wandhing Grove
Fidley
Willwens
Allinois
Peter Covleon
Curwon
Quadet
Tisalm
Lowder
Jon BR. Bel
Hudson Ether
Ear Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies Adverts
An advertisement claims one hundred dollars for a cure of deafness caused by a catarrh linked to a clogged mucous tube. It describes diagnosis, cites inflammation as the primary cause, and promotes Mall’s Catarrh Cure plus related remedies, urging readers to send for circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
F. J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
Thompson Family and Visitors Mark Local Reunions
Mise Virgie Cargill and cousin Mice Madge Brown returned from a ten week Thousand Islands trip. Mrs J J Smith of Montdale visits sister Mrs Manly Wrighter on Belment ettect. Frank Mair and family from New York visit Tallmans. North Jackson hosts family reunion with over a hundred attendees. Camp meeting at Cox town pond ends. Rev Wilken T Hoge of Greenville college preaches. B A Saxton attends Cranville family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Virgie Cargill
Mice Madge Brown
Thousand Islands
W. W. McNamara
South Gibson
J. J. Smith
Montdale
Manly Wrighter
Belment
Local News Briefs From Wilkes-Barre Area
George Tillman, taken to Wilkes Barre City hospital last Saturday, improving by Thursday evening. Mrs. Milby Fehoonover house repairs near completion with a new occupant planned. Mre. Robert Stout visiting her mother in White Haven. Services at the Methodist Episcopal church listed with times for preaching class meeting Sunday school and Epworth League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tillman
Wilkes+Barre City
George Hawley
Peckville
George "Legellas
Mil
Fehoonover
S. DeWitt Stanton
Patriotle Order
Lone of America
Wilkes-Marre
Mocebetm
Damon EN
Wilkes-Barre
Luzerne Thureday
Mre
Robert Stout
White Haven
Drake
M. HL
Edsel
E. C. Berlew
Joseph Schoonover
Susquehanna
Bradford
Methoriiat Episcopal
Epworth League
Seventeenth Birthday Party at Rose Bank Cottage
A pleasant Thursday evening gathering at Rose Bank cottage celebrated Miss Maud Willames's seventeenth birthday. Guests included Gertie Wat kins Rose Oakley Sarah Cooper Maud Williams Alice Dunn Magele Simms Emma Archer Annie Elston Pella Henderson Fred White Mansel Symons Watkin Joseph Williams Fred Zimmerman August Schmidt John EB Gills Joseph Greatnise Harry Oakley George Bolley and Thomas Williams. Mansel Symons played phonograph selections, then refreshments and games followed. The Roll of Honor meets at 7 90 o clock in the 2. M. Church basement, with services at the usual times tomorrow. WW Holder pursher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Bank Cottage
Maud Wil-lames
Gertie Watkins
Rose Oakley
Sarah Cooper
Maud Williams
Alice Dunn
Magele Simms
Priceburg
Emma Archer
Olyphant
Annie Elston
Peckville
Pella Henderson
Throop
Fred White
Mansel Symons
Watkin
Joseph Willams
Fred Zimmerman
August Schmidt
John EB. Gills
Joseph Greatnise
Harry Oakley
George Bolley
Thomas Williams
Williamstown
WW. H. Holder
Hustler to Open at Honesdale Opera House Friday
The season starts Friday evening September 1 with a comic play The Hustler. Mrs Jennie Folgett and Dan enter Lucy and Miss Berths Lane spend two weeks at Asbury Park. Eurekas of Scranton meet home club at Athletic park Saturday at 7. Water drained from COM basin for survey work. Amity club beats Eychangs in a park game Friday. Rev Willem H Swift resumes duties Sunday after vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale Opera House
Jennie Folgett
Dan
Lucy
Miss Berths Lane
Asbury Park
Eurekas of
Scranton
Athletic Park
Com Basin
Eychangs Club
Amity Club
Amities
Willem H. Swift
Macedonian curios to be shown at church service
Tomorrow morning at Methodist Eyplis church Rev Demetrius Elias C Viehdnoff, a Macedonian native, will speak and exhibit Macedonian curios and sing in two languages. He will wear a Macedonian nobleman’s costume. Rev C Simpkins Preaches in the evening. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eypliscop
Demetrius Elias C. Viehdnoff
Macedonia
C. Simpkins
Evening at John Allen's Opens Winsome Bits of Stage
A free entertainment at Mr Byron Hall features instrumental music a bright comedy and a simple show with characters Bumun Josh Widow Doodle Shakespeare Robbert Tolzah Ann and more promising amusement for all audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiinturn
Byron Hall
Voral
Jonih Allens
Bumun
Josh
Widow Doodle
Shakespeare Robbert
Tolzah Ann
Dogs Should Not Be Kissed Says Health Column
A health note warns against kissing dogs as it spreads microbes and germs. The piece argues dog mouths host varied bacteria and even aristocratic or mongrel dogs exchange unseen microorganisms during walks.
Diphtheria Dangers from Animal Contact Discussed
An editorial cautions that germs like diphtheria and scarlet fever could transfer from animals to humans through kissing and contact with dirty paws. It urges careful cleanliness, responsible behavior, and to prevent contamination by careless habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
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A. W. Perrith
M.D
Haleey St
Brooklyn
Dr. Hartman
Perrana
Pertin
Carbondale
Hockenberry
Francia Gandall
Taylor
Lucy Wheeler
Ralph
Newport
Rhode
Islani
Mic
Carrie Brown
School of Correspondence
Thomas Walsh, Jr
Second Street
Hillside Coal Company
D. J. Jones
Hyde Park
Congregational
J. B. Cook
Will
Jermyn and Mayfield
Dr. Horris
Asbury Fark
T. J. Jordan
Donmere
Jordan
Patrick Jordan
M. J. Dardis
LawkavVinna Steel
Margaret Reilly
Belinda Carroll
Sarah Leighton
Pitiston
Mra A
Dunmere
Pawr
P. J. Lovelle
South Scrantin
Withamark
Groenidee
John Brown
Tue Zerne
Lake Carey
Mary Rowan
Lake Arial
Jonnie Pitgpatrick
Mansfeli
Mies
Jennie Patten
Hood
Mies Julia Farrell
Syracuse
Mita Jella Reap
North End
Mies Besele Webber
Newport New
Mise Annie Ruddy
Mim Mary FE
Jackson
Wayne Conklin
Wy«ominevento
B. Ki
Norwood
Nellie Norwood
New Jersey
Hattie Dell
T. J. Newton
Little Newton
Wyoming Avenue
Marlon Leonard
Kennedy
Ald #oelnty
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Otto Dommerwuth
Taylor News
No. 2
Echool
North Main Avenue
Hecht
Ofivers of
Taylorville Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
L. A. Foster
Presbyterian Church
John Hill
Dougherty's
Rendham
Jermyn Accidental Fund
William Richards
Taylor Street
Harry Williams
New York
Calvary Baptist Church
Mev
H. MH. Harris
David Price
Hert
Chirk
David & Price
Bert
Annie Watkins
Margaret Jones
Bert Gendall
Caxton
Misa Hannah Evans
Lvor Thomas
Kitty
Olmstead
Harvey's Lake
North Taylor
RR. Foster
Lizzie Davis
Mattie Powell
Amelia Caswell
Lake Winda
Chicarewood
Minneapolis
Mable
Cora Sherman
Waverly
Grace A. Davis
Isaac Hevan
Marv ‘Kevan
Stella Covey
Pulaski Covey
Benjamin Mead
Hattie
Nicholson
Charles Stoddard
Fleetville
Maud Mullinenny
A. G. Wheeler
Leah Chapman
Wayne County
W. J. Lowell
New York State
Judson Callender
H. Coon
Jessie Rhodes
J. W. Rhodes
Clare's Green
Marian
Dalton
Peckvillae
Glenburn
Erie Medical Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara ST
Buffalo, N. Y
Scranton Tribune
Mme. Ruppert
Raoppet
Ruppert
Madame Rupport
Madame Ruppert
Mme Ruppert
Mme. Rupperts
MME
Jonas Long
Nees
Castoria
Kouta
Neel
Mat Mervite Medical Co
Chicago
McGarrah & Thomas, Druge Wirty
OY Leckuwatina Ave
Suranton, Pa
Merwe
Cerne
Anf
Matthewe Brog
McGarrah & Thomas, Druggiata
Jacon
Ion Etwen
Kreere
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