Christmas Entertainment At Carbondale High School
The Carbondale High School plans an afternoon program before the Christmas vacation featuring decorated blackboards, a comedy sketch An Awkward Squad and a musical and literary program with songs recitations duets and dialogues. Gifts and candy will be shared after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrof
F. Hy. Collinge
Taneshors
Erie Tein
William Hittinger
Tow
Harold Quinn
Lucy Kenworthy
Maud James
Thomas Barrett
Hazel Gardner
Stella Morgan
Laie ‘Tryon
le Linnen
Jennie Pengelly
Kathryn Fincren
Lulu Campbell
Srexford Copeland
Leon Bly
Clase
Lieutenant Mustard
Bert Gates
Serjeant Drill
Robert Cox
Cyrus Green
Thomas Varrett
Hane
Percy Hooper
Michael J. O'Shouehnetsy
Clarence Hoyt
Bolter
Rexford Copeland
Queer Little Chicken
Matin James
Gardner
Mars Mannion
Teachers Granted State Certificates At Hiwi School
Miss Lacey Joulin and Miss Cora Pstubrook, teachers at the Hiwi school, have been appointed to a committee on permanent certificates and received their commission from the state yesterday. They may submit questions and conduct exams for those seeking certificates. Papers go to the state superintendent for approval before issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. If. Collins
Lacey Joulin
Cora Pstubrook
Hiwi
School board approves list of bills after special session
The school board met in special session last evening and approved a long list of bills from multiple vendors including Heath & Co Allen & Bacon and Educational Company. An additional bill for extras from Contractor Nulan totaling 260548 was read but not approved without further detailed mediation. Each item was discussed by Dr. Ditneek and the architect, with explanations provided for the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillss Flw
Atlin Eto
C. Heath & Co
Allen & Bacon
Thomas KR. Bhewell
Educational Company
Sono
Cardigraph Pub Fishing Company
Nulan
Conten
Married couple join in Presbyterian ceremony
Mrs. and Mr. G. A. Manon moved from North Molt Street to WW Northhurch Street. Sarah Hilton and Albert W. Milk wed at the Presbyterian House by Rev. Charles Lee on Wednesday evening and reside in Busquehanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere
Johnson
New York
City
Mis
Tingley
Webeter
Ef Deer
Abbott
Lehigh University
Mire
Baker
G. A. Manon
North Molt Street
Northhurch Street
Mre
Revar
Patrsen
Noo
Mies
Sarah Fhilton
Albert
A Friend in Need and Chamberlain Cough Remedy
An old notice extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe nighttime aid for mothers and sufferers from coughs and colds. It claims to soothe irritation of the throat and cure the cold and notes availability from Matthews Bros. wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Aduit
Matthews Lres
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD OFFICERS ELECTED AND EVENTS
Corporal Oscar C. Smith unit elected officers including Captain James H. Nicholson and Lt Jaco Van Sickle with many posts named. Installations set for January 4 in Winnd sor hall Carbondale news notes municipal school board candidates Gebhardt and Depew, with several others likely to run. Social visits and Knights of Pythias to confer Knight rank on four exquires mark a busy local schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar C. Smith
No. Tid
James H. Nicholson
Jaco van Sickle
W. W. Walls Camp Couneil
H. M. Myers
Jacob van Sickly
John Welsenberg
Jacob van Sickle
W. W. Hall
BR. J. O H. Matthews
Lafayette Matthews
Ace Kirby
Patrick Daley
Alva Whitley
George Pendered
Mrr
L. F. Morris
Carbondale
George Cramer
Third Street
de W. J. Baker
Vitor
Himily Fossenden
Annie Mn Kate Griffiths
Emma Pedrick
Pendered
L. A. Green
Liberty Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Sunday School Officers Elected at Methodist Church
A meeting at the Methodist Episcopal church elected Sunday school officers for the coming year. Names include Superintendent Rev. G. F. Ace Secretary Olive Reed Assistant secretary Walter Naylor Organist Margaret Brodhead Chorister Thomas Martin Librarian Elmer Tin Klepaugh Assistant librarian William Plows Treasurer William Rummerfield Mrs Nettle Lamont Miss Muzette Ede. Christmas services announced at the new Methodist Receptal church Sunday evening. A program is being prepared. Feecham's Pills for distress after eating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
G. F. Ace
Olive Reed
Walter Naylor
Margaret Brodhead
Thomas Martin
Elmer Tin- Klepaugh
Willam Plows
William Rummerfield
Nettle Lamont
Muzette Ede
Wilkes-Barre
Hilgabeth Bunnell
Mary Welle
Stroudsburg
Thomas Drake
New Methodist
Peckville Candidates and Local Notices
Peckville reports J Callender of West End running for street commissioner. George Williams offers gold fleh at his tonsorial war lor on Depot Street. Denke Doris accepts outside superintendent job for Susquehanna Coal at Glen Lyon and will move next week. The funeral of the late George Kingsley drew large attendance. the New York and Scranton line is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Callender
West End
George Williams
Warlor
Depot Street
Denke Doris
Susquehanna Coal Company
Glen Lyon
Doria
George Kingsley
New York
Scranton
Cannot Stand Cold Weather Aid for Children
The text describes how persistent cold brings pain to children with sharp winds and keen air. It claims cold weather causes illness, weight loss, and delicacy, and asserts a product will make such boys and girls hearty and strong by nourishing the body, enriching the blood, and providing protection. Dredgetars SCOTT & BOWNE Chesinto New York.
Scranton Notices of Payments and Local Events
Hite Ridge employees were paid yesterday. A change to be given for the Hose company Saturday evening has been postponed. Mr John Zeoark, a watcher on the Fast Side, lost 88 at Scranton on Wednesday last. He paid a $42 bill at Armour Co and left to dine at a nearby hotel. Upon returning he found a hole in his pocket through which the money disappeared. Mrs Jor, wife of Benjamin, visited in Scranton Wednesday. Mr HBrneier remains seriously ill at his sister Mrs William Stev ens home. Mrs Powell and daughter Isadore of Academy street visited in Berant Thursday afternoon. Christmas exercises will be held at Central school in the afternoon. All interested in school work are invited. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for cures of blood diseases. Hood's Pills advertise non-irritating relief for liver discomfort.
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Muriel Evans
Mary Morris
Mandie Williams
Annie Nerhame
Maud Smith
Magitie Lloyd
Mary ‘Tinsley
Jodwin Smith
Liezie Davies
Laura Dalderson
Mltsabeth Lewis
Fanny Lewie
Minnie Malton
Jane Mivaie
Ethel Malton
Marty M. Davis
Hork, Hare
Bella
Nate
Susquehanna Street
Hapuet
Mra
Mary Warren
New York
David L. Grifftha
Blakely
Moses Harvey
Ridge Cemetery
Mes
Arthur Jenney
William Griffiths
John Reeve
James
John Jenney
William Reese
Frederick Reeve
Mira Agnes Reilly
Honesdale
M. J. Dardis
Lackawanna Street
Douglas Coles
Philadelphia
Mary Clora
St. Joseph's
Ome
Scranton
Burgess
Po J. McNulty
Andrew Farrell
J. Rossa McCormac
Benjamin James
FP Riios Academy
Exeter
N. H
DD. W. Thomas
Hite Ridge
John Zeoark
Armour & Co
Jor
K. Benjamin
Hbrneier Fe
William Stevens
Powell
Isadore
Academy Street
Berant
Central School
Mrs McCarty Dies at Home in Ookette
Mrs Matthew McCarty, respected Taylor resident, died yesterday morning at her Ookette home after a lingering illness. She leaves a husband and children Sister Fernadine, Mrs Thomas Arthurs, Mrs James Keenan, and sons Michael Patrick and James. The funeral is Saturday at the Church of Immaculate Conception with high mass by Rev Stott. A grand musical competition is planned for Washington's Birthday February 20 at the Welsh Baptist Church with a committee of local figures. Borough schools close for Christian holiday exercises. Knights of Malta and Tavincible Commandery events noted. visits and local social calls mentioned.
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Matthew McCarty
Ookette
Om Husbamd
Fernadine
Erie
Thomas Arthurs
James Keenan
Michael
Patrick
James McCarty
Church of Immaculate Conception
Stott
Washington
James BE. Watkins
John BR. Francia
W. G. Howells
David T. Davis
John «. Richards
Ie Christiang Hildlaye
Knights of Matta
Teese’s
Catherine Mackin
Bellevue
Liattie Davis
North Main Street
Kineston Taylor Camp No
Patriotic Sons of America
Wiliam &L. Vantuekirk
Olyphant
Christmas tree exercises at Primitive Methodist church Friday
The regular Christmas tree exercises will be observed in the Primitive Methodist church this Friday evening. Members of John Wesley Castle No 349 Kalehis of the Golden Eagle are asked to attend. nomination of officers will be in order. Two parties Reds and Blues compete for admission candidates to banquet at the losers' expense. Mrs Proudlock has returned to Main Street after residing at Throop. Johnson's miner worked until noon yesterday due to the funeral of George J Kingsley. John Aiken becomes superintendent. Edward Priest promoted to outside foreman.
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Primitive Methodist Church
John Wesley Castle
Kalehis
The
Golden Eagle
Onatle
Reds
Blhoes
The Lewter Walter Co Presents In the Foothike and The Three Guardsmen
The Lewter Walter company will perform In the Foothike at the Academy of Music this afternoon and tonight will present The Three Guardsmen. The French Folly Ble Harleaque company began performances at the Gafety yesterday and after matinee yesterday the house closed until Monday. The season in London and New York last year featured Macketeer and ONeill in America, with Bodney Grundy’s version praised as superior. Liebler Co spent nearly 40 000 on scenery and costumes for a lavish Broadway production. Mr. ONeill will appear at the Lyceum Christmas afternoon and evening.
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Lewter Walter
Academy of Music
London
New York
England
James O'Neill
America
Bodney Grundy
Mr. O'Neill
Tates
Acta
Liebler & Co
O'Neill
Lyceum
Elroy Stock Company Opens Week at Academy of Music
In Scranton the Elroy Stock Company returns for a week at the Academy of Music with Edwin Milton Royle’s Friends for Christmas matinee and Land of the Midnight Sun for Christmas night. Every member is chosen for strength and the popular J. Frank Burke appears in heroic roles with daily matinees and a change of play each performance.
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Scranton
Elroy Stock Company
Academy of Music
Eviwin
Milton Royle
Manner Fhoy
Gaiety Girls to Sparkle at Gaiety and Lyceum Shows
The American Gaiety Girls open at the Gaiety for the first three days of next week with two new burlesques and the disrobing scene from Orange Blossom. May Alpine is highlighted among auburn haired chorus girls with oriental costumes, while the Lyceum presents David Wiegand's At Piney Ridge with Jack Rose played by Higgins and Cindy Jane by Georgia Waldron in a strong company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Alpine
Houses to Rent and Real Estate Listings
The People’s Exchange column advertises houses to rent, real estate for sale or exchange, and help wanted notices. It includes numerous attorney offices, businesses, and services listed in Scranton, with entries for real estate, occupations, and public notices amid dense classifieds.
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Thass
Blushing a Disease Says French Expert Finds Cause
A French expert proposes erythrophobia as the cause of blushing, not blood fullness. The theory links arterial laxity in the face neck and chest to excess blood rush, with weakness and weather influencing flushing. A second form, extreme self consciousness, causes fear of blushing in public and worsening symptoms.
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Whughlyg
Dissolution hearing set for Greensville Salt and Mining Co
Notice in Lackiannanng county Pennsylvania court announces dissolution proceedings for Greensville Salt and Mining Co. a hearing is scheduled for January in the Court of Common Pleas of Lackawanna county with Alfred Hand and William J. Hiantd named as parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensville Salt and Mining Company
Court of Common Pleas
Lackinnanng County
Pennsylvania
Grelgaville Salt and Mining Company
Aald Court
al Bernton
D. Mi
Welowha
M. Alfred Hand
William J. Hiantd
Bequest Aims to Fund Atmospheric Air Research
The Smitheonian Institution received a bequest from a Hodgkin estate intended to advance experiments on atmospheric air properties. Louis Loeb, the artist, was told of the legacy during a visit and joked about using the fortune to boost knowledge and invite air scientists and artists to accelerate discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smitheonian Institution
Hodgkin
New York Tribune
Louis Loeb
Unclear text on marriage customs and motives
The fragment discusses ideas of love and marriage, contrasts old and modern practices, and questions the motives for marrying for money. It mentions Mia Morrall and Mr Prank and references places and terms without clear context or coherent facts.
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Mia
Morrall
Mattimony
Morrill
Beneen
BCU
Prank
Deafness Cure Promoted by Constitutional Remedy
Local notice asserts deafness cannot be cured by external applications and claims the only solution is a constitutional remedy. It explains tube inflammation causes muffled hearing and potential permanent loss, promising 100 dollars for any deafness caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure.
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Ty Hall
F. J. Cheney & O
Toledo
Drugetets
Dangerous Pineapple Tatiele Patent Remedy Advertised
An old newspaper ad touts Pineapple Tatiele as a miracle cure, claiming it prevents digestive issues and harms organs. The pitch mentions a box price of 1 cent, with sellers Matthews Brow and W. T. Clark.
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Cape
Matthews Brow
W. T. Clark
Central Railroad Time Tables for New York and Nearby Cities
Central Railroad of New York announces a timetable in effect November 14 offering trains to New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Allentown Bethlehem and other points. Through tickets to all points available at station with lowest rates. Baldwin, Agent.
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New Y York
Taberty
N. J
Booth Perry
Jenve Berantor
New York
Newark
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Burton
Hethichem
Atentown
Lebanon
Harrintinrg
Allentown
Uckets
Pienty Aml
Uben
Baldwin
Train Schedules from Scranton to Major Cities
Nov 1 trains depart Scranton for Carbondale Albany Saratoga Montreal Boston and England points with multiple daily departures. Service to Wilkes Barre Philadelphia New York and Philadelphia with Lehigh Valley connections. Sunday trains listed with times and connections to Copiah, Albany, Montreal, and New England points.
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Hudson
Scranton
Albany
Saratosa
Montreal
Boston
England
Wilkes Batra
Wait A. Im
Jesse
Tar
Wid
New York
Phiadelphia
Lehieh Vattey
Dlack
TL P
Bemags
Western Paints
Léhigh Vallow
Heranton
Wes
Garre
Bruins
Cophear
Surategs
New Amelind Polots
Hepmek
Albany N.Y
H.W. Crobs
AL Reranten
Lehigh Valley Railroa d Enacts Schedules and Exits
Trains leave Scranton for Philadelphia and New York via D and V I and other lines at 4 am and 12 03 pm. The notice lists intermediate stops including Easton Reading and Harrisburg with connections to Rochester Buffalo and beyond. Officials outline routes west via D and AE lines and note services to Towanda Ithaca and Geneva plus major hubs.
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Sunbury
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
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Norristown
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Woop
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J. B. Hutchinson
Gen. Mee
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Koo Mt
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Rena Mien
Beriniton
Ploomsal RG
Scranten
Lehia'y Valley
Tate
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Haztetow Randrite Cipal
Porteville
Rethichem
Easton
Polionan
Philadels
Tonnis
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A. OW
Nonnemactire Div
Bort
Train timetable entry from Beranton to New York
Marginal readable fragment notes a train leaving Berarton for New York with arrival and departure times around 12 noon and 3:96 PM, referencing stations and intercity point Brie tallser and Meewley.
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Berarton
New York
Neowthwell
Mewley
Beragrton
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