Y M C A Tent Opened as Thirteenth Regiment Receives Kitchens
The Y M C A tent opening marked a significant event at the camp in Augusta. The Thirteenth Regiment finally received timber from the depot and built kitchens. Sergeant Gould promoted. details show the unit’s cookery school and a celebratory feast with a free luncheon for all members, amid court proceedings over an officer assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Gould
Ariy
Augusta
Savoclock
Cnmmisrs
Viner Ree
Na Hore Gard
Mount Gretna
Vrim
Ims
Gould & Sone
Linden Xtinet
Seranvon
Curetary
Pks
Daily Life Trade and Christmas Goods Show The Rise
A fragmented column notes everyday wares and holiday goods amid festive shopping. It references common items and the appeal of daily staples during the season, hinting at market interest and public interest in household essentials.
About Some Silk Waists Thwalt Vragidhy
A garbled note discusses silk waists and prompt pricing. It mentions three items with woolly fabric and short lengths. The prose suggests fashion desires and various shades, though the text is fragmented and unclear.
Small Furs and Large Ones Display at Wheeler and Swartz
A garbled ad-like notice markets a range of fur coats and accessories including collarettes capes mutarine jackets and inner linings. It invites readers to visit and see new features and updated prices claimed to be fashionable and affordable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diepel Chat
Bax Jogi
Evan Mics
New Tailor-Made Suit Prices Appear Ahead of January
A fragmented note reports January prices on women's tailor-made suits arriving early. It notes some silk lined styles show price drops or competitiveness, with cautious language about value and purchaser appeal as season timing shifts.
Isaac Long and ZHandira Hobie Aylars in Wilkes-Barre Pal
Isaac Long and ZHandira Hobie Aylars are cited in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania context. The compact notice lists names and a location likely tied to a public or social matter. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Long
Zhandira Hobie Aylars
Wilkes -Barke
Pal
Enduring Old Engine Still Hauls in Modern Times
A century after the centennial era, No. 7, the old Delaware Lackawanna and Western locomotive, remains in service. Engineer James Watson endures censure while Alex Watson helps, the engine once ran a mile in 1 minute 10 seconds and pulled forty seven freight cars. No. 7 now steers the Sugar Beet Special between Binghamton and Conklin. Foundry workers at Jewamesville Pimp Works work shorter hours due to scarce orders. An extra session of the Kansas legislature is discussed to focus on rail matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Binghaimten
Te Deller
Wiilers
James Watson
Alex Watson
Theottle
Binghamton
Conkiln
Tavk
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Piniseton
Jewamesville
T. Jones
Mahanay City
Sinew Isat
Kanan
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Pain Free Radical Relief
An advertisement claims the Pyramid Pile Cure cures all forms of piles without pain through healing and soothing effects. It argues against opiates and surgical treatments, touts safety and low cost, and directs readers to order from Pyramid Drug Co based in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew
Leslie
Peliert
Cy. Marehath
State Rail Freight Rates Prompt Major Pennsylvanian Move
Ambiguous report notes a major shift in freight rates affecting a large Pennsylvania rail line. The text mentions Abbott and a 10000 freight cart deting and a Pittshore cnet mid We divisions, framed as the year’s test with historically rising costs and steady annual impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbot
Pittshore
Cnet
Pennsslyvania Railroad
Duity
One-Cent Stamp Trend Sparks Retail Mail Debate
A merchant explains why some firms avoid one-cent stamps despite cheaper postage. He notes envelopes with two cent stamps deter opening and argue that higher stamp values boost ad flyer visibility, promising reach for mailings beyond mere postage costs. The discussion centers on consumer reception and cost calculations for promotional folders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tornant
The Change to Two Cent Postage for Catalogues and Samples
News interviews with businessmen reveal a shift from one cent to two cent postage for mailed advertising matter. The higher cost is justified by richer design, color lithography, and professional production to ensure attention from recipients.
Fragmentary Note of Butchered Text From Aged Page
The passage presents garbled lines with letters and phrases unclear in meaning. It mentions an American and a son, and a reference to a butcher or slaughter context, but the content is largely unintelligible and lacks coherent events or identifiable names.
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Camp M
Kenzie
Genthenen
J Kretty
Prine
Mennevive- Whitas
Stillwell
Thomas Pure
Peter BO
Willen
Wilken G. Martin
Peter Moier
Dedienetos
Forman
Party Ie
Martin
Ehet
al Ciiner
Hy Boys
Gener
Caerlermustien Sergent
Lenne
Wormser
Marie Wainwriaht
Bea Rich
J. Bourte
Deny
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Ufe
Ie Priviete
Oro & Uo
Lawell, Ma
Snow
Cox
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Carbondale, Oly Plant
Theatore
Ileta
Chienpe
U. S
Cuticura
Pulaski
AYATT
United States
Santiago de Cuba
Iristh
Yeni
Christ
Mas Trade
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Third National Bank
Scranton
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William Il, Peck
Holmes’ Electric
Pennsylvania
Brussels
Dresden
Icanusty
Wyoming Avenue
Pilsner
H Ninh SI
Seronon
Hercules
Warren Ehret Co
Scranton, Pa
Savings Bank and Trust Go
Spruca Strat
Scrantos, Pa
Guardian
L. A. Watres
Os, Johnson
A. JH. Christy
Wm F. Hallstead
August Robinson
John P. Kelley
A. Wa
Ors
Everett Warren
E. P. Kingsbury
Johnson
Trea
Eastman Kodak Co
Florey & Brooks
Washington
Ava
Court House
Tribune
Lackawanna Lumber CO
GANG
Hardwood Lumber
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
VIA
Old Point Comfort
Express Steamships
Old Dominion Line
W. L. Pryor
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lack
Ave
Chas. B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Mount Pleasant Coal
Commonwealth
W. T. Smith
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