Knopf Speaks on Tuberculosis Prevention at Parish House
Dr S A Knopf of New York urged broad measures to curb tuberculosis at St Luke’s Parish House before a large audience including Dr J Mayo Wainwright and Superintendent Stockdale. He warned against excessive fear, urged handkerchief hygiene, and called for a local sanitarium with strong regulations and bacteriological support. Superintendent Stockdale cited high cure rates at White Haven and pressed the need for another sanitarium in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Haven Sanitarium
Stockdale
S.A. Knopf
New York City
St. Luke's Patish House
Board of Trade
A. W. Dickson
M. J. Hoban
W. L. Conpell
J. Mayo Wainwright
White Haven Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Dickson
Knopf
Phil
Sone
Audence
Koch
Scranton
Bureau of Health
Tie
Colorado
Clifornia
Carnegie
Rockefeller
White Haven
Second Will Emerges in Merrill Estate Hearing
In Orphans Court Judge Vosburgh resumes Merrill will case as a second will is produced and identified by Dr. C W Roberts. Witnesses say Samuel C Merrill, near death, knew his actions on October 17 1901 while spelling letters to indicate his wishes. Hearing to continue at 9 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
A. A. Vosburgh
Orphans’ Court
T. J. Davies
Samuel C. Merrill
James C. Merrill
Montrose
C. W. Roberts
J. W. Hoff
Pittsburg
Mr. Merrill
Alexander Meldrum
H. J. Schubert
Joseph Spelcher
Married in Binghamton Miss Burnett and McBride
Miss Jennie Frances Burnett and William McBride both of this city married November 28 in Binghamton New York by Rev Father McDonald pastor of St Patrick Church The ceremony was kept secret until yesterday and the couple will shortly depart for Montreal for a Canadian winter McBride is a carriage manufacturer’s agent and Burnett is described as a handsome young lady with many merits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Frances Burnett
Wiliam McBride
Binghamton
N. Y
Father McDonald
St. Patrick's Church
Montreal
Mir. McBride
Arrest Made in Wilkes-Barre Burglary Case
Frank Courtright of this city arrested in Wilkes-Barre on burglary charges for allegedly breaking into Dr. Frederick Crogs at Kingston. Courtright bound over to Luzerne county court in default of $1,000 bail with two accomplices named Gianellean and Spergenburg and his wife. A large jewelry haul tied to Cross residence was recovered from their room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Courtright
Wilkes-Barre
Frederick Crogs
Kingston
Luzerne
Courtright
Gianellean
Frank Spergenburg
Dy. Cross
Looping the Loop thrills Scranton audience with musical absurdity
Laughter reigned as Looping the Loop, a musical absurdity by Dave Marion, drew a large crowd at the Academy of Music. The cast included Abr Maavien as Tumble Ton with a clever fringe of bright performances from Arline Dracen, Andy Bun, Al McCormick, Noft and Hart, and Florence Evans. a chorus of twelve showcased the charm of the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Mucg
Dave Marion
Maavien
Tumble Ton
Bey
Now High Relic and Sky Farm at Lyceum and Precium
The article promotes Byte Brothers new entertainment Now High Relic and the Kidder play Sky Farm at Lyceum next Tuesday. It notes matinee prices of 50 cents and children 10 cents, with seats on sale Saturday at 9 am. Simon Peter Mertin from Yale State Folks appears in Precium next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanehier
Byte Brothers
Sky Farm
Kidder
Lyceum
Jn Mitte
Ted
Cedarereat
Maga
Milo Towere
Mari Irold
Jonquil
Marigold
Ortin Treene
Orrin
Towers
Orvis
Peet
Benjamin Breese
Tiues
Catarrh Considered Constitutional Disease Cure
Widespread catarrh is described as a constitutional illness needing systemic treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure by F. L. Cheney & Co. is promoted as the sole constitutional remedy, taken internally in small doses, said to affect blood and mucous tissues, with a $100 reward if it fails to cure. Address and testimonials offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Witty
FL. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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DR. A. Knopf
New York
Wainweright
Hoban
Messer
Wilkes-Tarre
W. G. Weaver
Walter Davis
Chars H. Miner
F.C. Johnson
Weeee
Washington Avenue
Jennie Burnett
William McBride
Kern
Gunstern
Forsyth
Penn
York State
Hall
Gerson Millinery
Gerson’s
Lackawanna Avenue
Atterbury
Atterbury Tailor
Sumter Bros
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