Lively Social Week Opens As Lent Approach Intensifies
Scranton society savors a bustling run of entertainments before Lent. Mr. and Mrs. Dim mick host a premier season at Homewood with PF Hopkinson Smith readings. Attendees include Scranton, Archbold, Kingsbury, and Warren families, with numerous receptions, luncheons, and a governor’s reception noted.
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Scranton
Genera Serdimise
Tver
Dimmitk
Homewood
PF. Hopkinson
Hebrew Hall
Ell
Conservatorice
Mre
W. W. Scranton
Tudge
WL. Parke
Tev
Din Bo Tegan
Mra
H. PO Witte
Elizabeth Treynolds
Munch Loren
BH. V. Login
H.W. Taylor
Myre
J. Selden Binit
Terre
Aire
Thomas Enric
Clarence Sturve
W. N. Storr
N.Y. Leet
Ruet
Th Penman
W. Hh, Perekins
W. M. Marple
W. Z. Hand
J. Matthews
Duckson
Kingehury
Miro Jessie Gry
Mise Williams
Miss Nennedy
Atris Parke
Miss Fanderson
Misseen Lindsay
Richmeand
Miss Nicewood
Mise Marvine
Mileses Hult
Lucius Kennedy
Merersey
Dear Saucy Ross and the Missing Pearls Tale
A long letter laments new hiding spots for valuables amid burglar fears. It recalls jewelry hidden in a sofa, a bowling ball, and a teapot, while a mislaid locker proves elusive. A tangential tale about telephone exchanges notes children and a doctor’s home visit.
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Saucy Ross
John
John Jp
Dolius
Tucker
Musical Gossip From Beranton Feature at Aleyelelub House
A mixed program at the Aleyelelub House showcased four Jervie-Hardenbergh piano students and tenor Alfred Wooler with Mr Jervis adding a ten minute talk. Wagner performances at the Metropolitan Opera House dominated winter bills, including nine Wagner pieces across matinee and evening shows, with Norma revived for Nordica’s absence and Martha substituted.
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Beranton
Aleyelelub House
Jervie-Hardenbergh
Alfred Wooler
Jervis
Richmaniof
Lindon
Alexander Filati
Mise Hudnut
Metropolitan Opera House
Wagner
Tlohenfrin
Mie
Nordica
Tole
Martha
Norma
Bellin
Max Maretack
Masi
New Yorker
Piet
Kames
Marguerite
Mantel
Siebel
Jean
Edward de Reagke
Faust
Mephistopheles
Meaurel
Wartime Relief Letter Praises Humphreys Medicine
Maj. Gen Schuyler Hamilton writes from Thomasville Georgia praising Humphreys Medicine No 77 for relief from grip pericarditis and related pains after a car injury. He notes rapid improvement and thanks the sender for aid in a Tuesday morning communication.
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Bunny
Thomasville
Lay
F. Humpimeys
The Song of the Battle Ship
A fragmentary verse with naval imagery depicts a warrior ship firing upon foes, boasting 12 inch shells and thunderous guns. It invokes duty to uphold law and ends with a surreal call for peace while mentioning names like B. Colthikon and Ministerial. The text blends war rhetoric with broken, garbled lines and stray editorial notes.
Movements of People and Local Appointments
A series of social and professional movements are noted. Detective Charlea Boverburg traveled to Philadelphia, Mrs Alfred Hand recovers slowly, Alt Mortimer Fuller travels to Palm Heath, and Miss Birdowll visits Miss Grace Birdsall on Quincy Avenue. Several others, including Mr Herry Brady, Mr D Blimp, Miss Reddington, and Mr C Banderson, are noted in various domestic and journalistic contexts.
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D. Blimp
Birdowll
Honesdale
Grace Birdsall
Quingy Avenu
Francia Murray
Pikieton
Misace Hanaway
I Prenklin Avenue
Woodmin
C. Banderson
Boeton
Miss Reddington
Noreon
the Lackawanna Hospital
Mount Bk
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endures For Mothers and Children
A long standing advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for teething pain and wind colic. It asserts universal availability and cures, urging readers to purchase the remedy for twenty five cents a bottle.
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Mrs. Winslow
Peerebout
Steet
Grip Explained Causes and a Celery Compound Cure
The article defines grip as a fever with inflammation of digestive and often respiratory membranes, muscle pain, and debility varying by health and temperament. It claims Paine's Celery Compound prevents and treats grip, citing improved vitality, blood purification, and nervous system support, with a Chicago engineer sample confirming recovery after severe fatigue.
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Paine
Chicago
Frank EE. Davidson
Lake Michigan
Chicago Drainage
Davidson
Dl.seneke
Department of Public Works
The
Readidy
Grip
New Materials and Styles in New York Fashion
Special Tribune report highlights crepons and crinkled textures for spring waists and black ensembles. It notes new gown fabrics, hats, and millinery trends from Lord & Taylor, with emphasis on shirt waists, ginghams, piques, and trimmed linen blends, plus bold velvet and imitation jewels for accessories.
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the Tribune
New York
Lord & Tigior
Lorbe
Walsh
Caghim Walety
Flowere
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Mise Simpson
Mia
C. D. Simpaxon
Henry Brody
Trenton
N. C
A. H. Storrs
R. M. Scranton
EB. Jermyn
N. A. Robertson
G. Brooks
St. W. Kingsbury
Mise Hunt
H. P. Simpson
Clarence Sturges
G. P. Griffith
Everett Warren
F. F. Platt
H. W. Kingsbury
W. M. Dickson
George BR. Jermyn
H. W. Cross
Ridney Williams
George Sturges
Mies Simpson
Misa Clare Reynolds
Caleman
Miew Mattes
Jermyn
Mine Winton
Miss Monness
Mies
Charles P. Matthews
Matthews
Walter Matthews
KR. G. Brooks
Willard Matthews
W. R. McClare
Willam Matthews
James PF. Dickson
C. B. Penman
George P. Griffith
F. Lb. Shil- Ups
Mayer
Louise Matthews
Rosele Rone
May Kingsbury
Helen FL Chamberlain
Evelyn
Marlon Matthews
Huntington
Wailer M. Dickson
W. Archbald
James Archbald
G. L. Dickson
Moffat
Miss Maxwell
Easton
Wikes-Harre
Andrew McClintock
Darling
Mr Hallstead
Blackinton
C. Rose
J. Pr. Dickson
G. A. Smith
Frederick Kingsbury
Walter Dickson
Mr. and
Mise
T. G. Wolfe
Cowntry Club
Miss Winton
Clare Reynolds
Alice Matthews
Frances Hunt
Messrs. Twitchell
Merrill
A. EB. Hunt
Lawrence Fuller
G. A. Thornson
Lulu
Mire Emily Mayer
Misa Louise Matthews
Mise Birdeau
Messre. Langley
Rewles
Hera
John Simpson
T. Fr. Penman
Charles Schlager
George Backus
G. M. Hallstead
FW. Fleits
Mre. J
McAnulty
Bicycle Club
Helen F. Chamberlain
Buffalo
Archiard
John T. Archbold
Vicw
Standard Oil Company
Mrs. I. F. Megargel
Mrs. John Simpson
Ian Maclaren
Wilkes-Barre
George B. Smith
H. Kramer
Albert N. Kramer
Georgetown
Hotel Jermyn
Jerome Dougherty
New York Life Insurance Company
Cay
Townsend Poore
Misa Toore
Caponte Avenue
al Jen
Bt. Dents
Thin Week
George Forsythe
Orwego
William Stevens
En Cove
W. T Kennedy
North Washington Avenue
Hitanes
Periew
JoFvisly
Minn Tandembergh
Mia Edmund
Dirnhaimn’s
Madis
Thomas J. Carrell
Tie Povito
Cuwey & Kelly Brewing
Geranton Witte and Liquer Company
Treveling Rabbsmian
J 1. Crawford
Shaver
Mili
Despita
Shin
Exchange
Reuinen Phevician
Mr X
Nan
Devtor
Aske
Tim
Burtwister
Richard Burmeister
Horsford
Gen
Schuyler Hampton
Erary
Schuylfe
Hamilton
Vole
Mumphrey
Abelie
Chads
Glens
Alerkness
Eraleer
Ike
Hrotien
B. Colthikon
Benedict
NEW York Fashions
Crepon
NEW Mililinery
Atraicht
Milan
Plisse Mousshlise
Libbons
Taffeta Rlyben
Fannie Field
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