Sunday School Review Service Plans in Carbondale
In Carbondale Sunday School servants plan a Review Service at 7 o clock tonight at the Baptist church. The program lists multiple short talks on studying lessons and teaching methods by local teachers including Rev. G A Place and Miss Jennie Purple. Adjournment includes collection and sales. Every Sunday school teacher in Carbondale is invited to attend.
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Baptist Church
Hattpant
G. A
Mra
Branbury
Bert Dhe
Jennie Purple
Pring Bille
Cybondale
Land Agents Spend on Rail Line Options Near Patterson Farm
Land Agent Lane has spent about MY dollars for thirty day options on several properties related to a potential railroad over the mountain. Each holder received $20. One recipient said the land never closes one door without opening another and she has money to last the winter. An option on the entire Patterson farm is secured. The group stipulates the land is for railroad purposes only.
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Lane
Ludy
Patterson Farm
Peck family returns from Windsor with heirloom whip at fair
EM, Peck and Emma Peck arrived back from Windsor yesterday. The latter received a handsome whip once owned by Mr Colbourn of the Windsor whip factory. The whip, made of yaw hide and set with pearls, is valued at $60 and was exhibited at the World's Fair.
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Em, Peck
Emma Peck
Windsor
Colbourn
Boy Fractures Leg In Alley Coasting Incident
The son of Patric Sheridan of the South Side broke his thigh when his bicycle toppled on a steep bank. Dr. Wheeler treated the fracture at the scene.
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Patric Sheridan
South Side
Wheeler
Local Residents Mention Visits and Illnesses in Lenoxville Area
Mrs. DT K Lee visits her parents Mr and Mrs Abram Churchill in Lenoxville. Mrs Anna Rosengrant returns from Lenox Ville. Mrs John Tillsley visits Sterling Belcher on aun Hill. Sander Tee is very ill with typhoid at Carbondale hospital. Conductor Peter Storch and Flagman Lyman Severance recover from serious injuries in a Delaware and Hudson collision near Mil Creek. patients at Mercy Hospital Wilkes-Barre. Laura Schryver of Chattanooga returns home after Christmas with Mrs Minnie Reynolds. Mr and Mrs J B Morgan return from Susquehanna. Mrs Walter Pannett and daughter from Cleveland visit Mrs William Lewis on South Church Street. Germania Singing Club Christmas tree celebration held for children with joyful time. Mr and Mrs Frank Roemmelmeyer welcome a new baby on Christmas morning. Mrs Frank Hubbard and Mrs J J Simpson host a Miss Blick musical at Lincoln Avenue home. M J Horan in Scranton. Dr Wheeler makes professional visits to Forest City. A Loyd Leweley returns from Nineveh. Mrs N O Drennan of Belmont Street seeks treatment at Dr Wheeler's clinic. Eugene Lestic of Montrose, recovering after laparotomy at Dr Wheeler's, expected home soon. RF Jones of Scranton visits friends in the city. Leon Bly showcases a chalk sketch in Singer's Park window, drawing attention from passersby as News editor Knight heads to Philadelphia.
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DT. K. Lee
Abram Churchill
Lenoxville
Anna Rosengrant
Delaware and Hudson Road
Mil Creek
Mercy Hospital
Wilkes-Hartie
Laura Schryver
Chatinooga
Mis
Minnie Reynolds
Air
J. B. Morgan
Susquehanna
Walter Pannett
Cleveland
Ohio
William Lewis
South Church Street
Germania Singing Club
And
Mees
Frank Roemmelmeyer
Frank Hubbard
J. J Simpson
Lincaly Avenue
M. J. Horan
Scranton
Wheeler
Forest
Liv
Singer's Park Clothing House
Fidttor Knight of the News
Philadelphia
Holiday gathering at the city home draws guests
A varied group attended a Friday evening event at a local home. Mire Bauchman, a student and friend of Minn Ealth Torey, joined guests during the holiday period with accompanying families from New York and several local residents.
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Ts Ball
Cine
Mire Bauchman
Minn Ealth Torey
Ping Hips Montechun
New York
Healldays
Weel Wtyoet
Mr and Mere
Milo Fe
Pinn
Bertha
Miatth
Happiness versus misery tonic tablets claim
The ad touts Dr Charcot’s Tonic Tablets as a guaranteed cure for nervousness and related ailments. Promises include appetite restoration and relief from overworked nerves, with the product marketed to Scranton area customers.
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Charcot
Scranton
Munyon Home Remedies Ad Promotes Quick Cures
An advertisement touts Munyon remedies with claims to cure rheumatism indigestion kidney trouble catarrh headaches and colds within hours. It promises a free inquiry and a one dollar trial at drug stores with Munyon providing free advice from Philadelphia address.
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Munvon
Jena
Benefit drawing for widow of Liewellyn Keane announced
Taylor news reports a benefit drawing in Liewellyn's hall on Jan 34 to aid the widow and family of Liewellyn Keane. Local dignitaries back the event with 25 cent chance tickets sold at U A Ivans news stand as part of a community effort.
Christmas Guests in Philadelphia and Scranton Homes
Alfred, guests of friends on Third street, Dr and Mrs William EB Powell of Philadelphia, are at Myr Powells parents home. In Scranton Miss Hertin Clark visits. In Philadelphia the Exchange club and friends enjoyed a subscription party. Hoover entered with Freeman orchestra. Numerous out of town students and locals spend ChristmasWeek at Homesdale and Scranton. The list includes Edith Swift and many others.
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Alfred
Third Street
William EB. Powell
Philadelphia
Myr Powell
W. B. Holmes
Boston
Lovisa M. Durlind
Teresa Gerrity
Marcela Allen
Carrie Betts
Moesers
Herbert Labar
Clarence E. Decker
Charles Dortlinger
Judeon Curtis
Milton Salmon
Arnel Voleht
George Voleht
Carl Kelley
Carl Jenkins
Burt Gaylord
Wilhud Birdsall
Leaae Ham
Thomas Finnerty
Charles Cannavan
Electric lights fail on White’s addi toy dive crowd in darkness
Widespread outage on Crescent electric wires ruins twenty shunt boxes and puts a town section in darkness until January 2 council meeting sets repairs. D Thomas resigns as Delaware and Hudson section foreman effective December 41. Frank Peters of Archibald to replace. Reported illnesses include grip in Peckville and flu cases. remedies offered for pneumonia risk with Chamberlain’s Pain Balm.
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D. Thomas
Delaware and Hudson Cowl Conpany
Thomas
Dolph Coal Company
Frank Peters
Archibald
Funeral of Fleets Davies Held in Priceburg
The funeral for Fleets Davies of Priceburg will be on Thursday at Washburn Street, Semilees, at 12 30 p m with Reverends Watkins and Morgans officiating at the house.
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Fleets Davies
Priceburg
Washburn Street
TR. Watkins
W. Morgans
Christmas Gatherings and Social Round in Beranton Area
A string of Christmas visits and social events is reported across Beranton and nearby towns. Residents including Mr Prank Goodall, Clarence Blakeslee, Miss Mone Moon, and many others spent the holiday with friends at Cyrbom Dale and Carbondale. The crygil Fire company joined a pupae outing in Dannie, and weddings and home gatherings occurred at Enterprise hall and Main Street homes.
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Prank Goodall
Beranton
Dunmore Tre Eure
Nellie Grendall
Plains
Grae Townend
Hanon Street
Cow
Northup
Fan “Iy
Horatiten
Guerte
AfeHride
Wick
Chinence Benjant
Carbondale
Enterprise Hall
Bertha Bell
Pittaton
John Soloino
Main Street
The Largest Locomotive Hinges on Northern Power and Design
A detailed feature on a monumental locomotive from the Pittsburgh works, comparing power and engineering to rival designs. It highlights wheel arrangements, driving wheels, boiler capacity, and fuel efficiency, noting projected performance on a New York Central track from Syracuse to Albany and potential tonnage figures.
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Eyetell
Dn Oonneethan
Conheghe Steel Company
Darien
Fermeri
Pliteburg
Cite Ra
Servetihedec
Toby Shinehes
Faera
Epeiter
Aleo
Leiter
Werner
Wiley
New York
Yracure
Albany
Ereiu
Pttehure
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Emma Solomon
Richard Brown
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Alfred Walkey
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Delaware
Taylor News
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Albert Williaine
Yatesville
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Taylorville Lodge
Knights of Plymouth
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F Wordsville
Mary J. Trewan
Laura Morris
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Annie Cooney
David Jones
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Jieenh Fairclough
Edward J. Evansw
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Wehard Watkins
Beratton Business College
Edward Dr. Davis
George Mood
Enl Dren
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Lawrence Fire Fornpins
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Peceville
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Mise May Ogden
Waymart
James Jopling
Klogstey
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Willian Johns
Grip
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Mise Lene Barnes
Her Brother
P. M. Thirnes
Chamberlain
Jermyn and Mayfield
New York Tribune
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Erie Medical CO
BurFalo
N.Y
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Chatterbox
Jonas Long
Enonmiius Sum
Fog der Anga
Teresa
Vhe Urgaffe
NEW_YORK
Charleston
Piera
East River
Theo. G. Eger
WM. P
Clyde 4 CO
Bowling Green
A. P. Lane
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