Paine's Celery Compound Praised by Medical Authorities
The text extols Paine's celery compound as a universal remedy for nervous system ailments. It credits Prof Edward E Phelps MD LL D of Dartmouth College with first prescribing the formula now known worldwide, claiming cures for dyspepsia biliousness liver complaint neuralgia rheumatism and kidney conditions. Medical journals are said to have devoted extensive space to its remarkable cures.
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Paine
Edward E. Phelps MD
Dartmouth College
GORMAN'S GRAND DEPOT PROMOTES SPRING LINEN AND SILK GOODS
The store invites housewives to buy linen, sheets, embroideries, cambrics, quilts, muslin underwear, dress goods, silks, French challies, woolen underwear and laces. It highlights seasonal novelty and value, urging early purchase as new goods from Paris and internal designs fill the shelves.
Peckville News Roundup Reports Quiet Election and Local Incidents
The Peckville report notes a quiet election day with every Republican candidate winning in the First ward. It mentions a wedding trip return from Sussex county, a medical operation removing a tumor from Willie Vaughn, and a severe injury of Harry Monroe at the Mount Jessup colliery. Also listed are visits between Scranton and Susquehanna locals and a local advertisement for Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil.
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Scranton Tribune
Peckville
John L Hoff
Sussex County
N. J
J. B. Grover
F. L. Vanaickle
Willie Vaughn
Stamer
Harry Monroe
Oxcar 'Travers
Mount Jessup
Winton
Frank Beneconter
Susquehanna
Mitchell
Accident to Charles Taylor and Jermyn Wedding News
In Jermyn Pa February 21 a wagon accident injures Charles C Taylor on his way to Jermyn but he recovers enough to return home. A large turnout attended the wedding of Elizabeth Greenslade to Edwin J Dawe at Greenslade home with Rev T Gendall officiating and the Citizens' band providing music.
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Charles Taylor
Farsall
Scrantin Tribune
Jeamyn
Mildred
J. J
Falls
Wyoming County
Charles C Taylor
Jermyn
Nelson Graves
Michael Lully
Archbald
Mr. Sanford
First Baptist Church
Methodist
Pearce
Scranton
E Caves
Palestine
Rashbrook Lodge
C. F
Greenslade
Cemetery Atreat
Elizabeth A Ieenslade
Edwin J. Dawe
T. Gendall
William Hall
Easton Republicans win big over Citizens in Taylon election
Special to the Scranton Tribune records the February 21 Tayl on PA vote where the Republican ticket defeated the Citizen’s ticket by a small margin. Officials listed include Griffiths and Doles for Burgess. Harris, Weston and Davies among council members. Powell and others for school directors. plus auditors, assistants, registrars and judges of peace.
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Scranton Tribune
Taylon
Thien
Proses
Tribune
Burgeas
William P. Griffiths
Andrew Doles
Henry FE
Harris
Edi. Weston
Thomas M. Davies
Casper Ott
Robert Linney
John R. Price
John G. Francis
John Ayers
John 5. Stein,Jr
Griff W. Owens
John Shea
James Law
William Powell
MM. Williams
William &, Rogers
Evans. Davis
Joan Francis, Jr
M. C. Budge
Airich Hoater
CF. Ward
James Price
Stephen John
Samuel J. Phillipa
John Connolly
T. J. Powell
Edward J. Harris
Henry Foliner
William D. Phillips
Joseph Connoly
John P. Thomas
David TF. Evans
Thomas G. Francis
John D. Jones
Alonzo Heasershot
William P Griffiths
John H. Powell
C. H. van Horn
George Hood
Hancook
Moosic Socials and Advertisements Note February Festivities
Moosic events include Bertie French celebrating his sixth birthday with friends on Main Street. Taylor and Pittston masquerade attendees Blige Price and Lizzie McMuortie are noted. Electric Bitters ad promotes liver and kidney health, claims malaria relief, priced 60 cents to $1 at Matthews Bros. Drugstore.
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Moosic
Bertie French
Main Street
C. J. Watkins
W. R
Local Gazette Teases Town Correspondents
Outer town writers sign full names for each newsletter edition to ensure authenticity and guard against deception, according to Tig Tarn correspondents.
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Tig Tarn
Anbabould
Banquet Honors Congressman Grow at Warbell House
Enthusiastic Susquehanna County crowd gathers at the Warbell house for a banquet in honor of Congressman elect Galusha A. Grow. Committee chairs, toasts, and a lavish menu accompany speeches by Grow and local officials, with wide bid for cross‑party support.
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Scranton Trifine Montest
Warbell House
Congressmaneieet
Galusha A. Grow
James T. DuBoie
Wm. M. Post
J. P. Taylor
F. I. Lot. T
Davis
John
Courtright
E. H. Troe
KB. B. Little
Wright and
Searle McWollum
H.troe
KF. L Lott
RB. Little
T. J. Davis
Lott
Wright
Wm. M. Poat
Hon
D. W. Searle
A. E. McCullum
G. P. Littl
W. D. B. Ainey
C. A. Vanworwer
Susquehhanna Bar Association
John R. Raynsford
Westphalia
Grow
James Tl
DuBois
A. H. McCollum
Susquehanna County
Election Surprises Shake Up Sraovosnura Council and School Posts
In Sraovosnura Pennsylvania on February 21 voters swung from a historic Democratic majority. Samuel Lee won a council seat while A J Heller claimed the judgeship. Dreher and Morey were re elected to school director posts amid a weak Democratic turnout. Hiram W Kister defeated incumbent Edinger for chief surgeon. Hancock’s country district returns were slow and Democratic turnout appeared low.
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Sraovosnura
Samuel Lee
A. J. Heller
Tae Triniye
BE. L. Dreher
Ron
Dreher
F. Morey
Montrose Democrat
James Edinger
Hiram W. Kister
Kister
Edinger
Hancock
Grow
Nicholson Nugget: Republicans Carry the Town in Election
Election in Nicholsons, Pa, February 21 shows Republicans winning most local offices. Wheeler and Stephenson elected school directors. Wesley Stephens and L. G. Stephens among burgesses. LT. Bonvo and Stephenson as poor masters. Miss Mitchell and Miss Le Barre noted among visitors.
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Scranton Tribune
Nichonsos
ES. Wheeler
Frank P. Stephenson
Wesley Stephens
Burgese
L. G. Stephens
LT. Bonvo
Mies Mitchell
Pat Koller
Georgia M. le Barre
Scranton
Burial of John Miller in Hobensdale Odd Fellows Service
The body of John Miller 28 died of consumption was brought from Middletown. He leaves a sister and parents. Funeral at 3 p m tomorrow from his parents home Rev William Bolimid officiating. Middletown Odd Fellows delegation will attend. Funeral in charge of the Honesdale order. Miller learned cigar making at Ferber Bros and has run his own business in Middletown for three years.
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Lodge of Odd Fellows
Scranton Tribune
Howgspace
Jon Miller
Middletown
Miller
Honesdale
John Miller
Ferber Bros
Local visits and funeral in Archbald area
In Archbald on Feb 21 residents and visitors including Misa May Bira and Miss Kate McHale call on friends in town. The funeral of Mrs. Michael Sully from Church street was held at St. Thomas church with a high Mass. Out‑of‑town attendees included Henry Kearney and several Kearney sisters from Carbondale and others from Olyphant Peekville and Mayfield. Woon's Norway Pine Syrup advertised as a cough remedy.
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Breeny
Scranton Tribune
Avoca
Misa Carriccal
Pittston
B. J. Burns
Lehigh Valley
H. M. Steeves
van Doren
Archbald
Lizgio Renniman
Nellie Buckley
Parsons
Will Graham
Will Brown
Misaew Bernice Shew
Flora Davia
Alex McCan
Plains
Mra Rose Newlin
Nellie Mangan
Wilkes-Barre
J. R
Wilkes Barre
Lawten
St. Mary's Church
Nellie Whalen
Misa May Bira
Carbondale
Inez Turaday
Mias
Esther Gillespie
Misa Annie Tighe
Katie McHale
Pitteton
Annis Hart
Aggie Craig
Spruce Street
Delia Coyne
Waymart
Maggie Devers
Church Street Yaterday
St. Thomas' Church
T. J. Connerford
Patrick Duffy
Patrick O'Boyle
Thomas Manley
John J. Swift
Thomas Scott
Miles McAndrew
Henry Kearney
Nellie Kearney
Bridget Kearney
Emma Kearney
Patrick Lawler
Peekville
William Campbell
Thomas Fadden
Joseph Pemmett
Kate Hoban
Olyphant
Patrick Walsh
Mayeld
Mirrored at Minooka a Scranton suburb notes
Local items report a surprise party at Hugh Flannery’s home with Taylor, visits by John Mulheirn of Forest City, and Patrick Heart moving to Binghamton after work on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad. Lucy Gallagher ill with measles and Dr J J Walsh seeing patients. Greenwood colliery worked three days this week and expects the rest.
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Scranton
Scranton Tribune
Minoowa
Taylor
Hugh Flannery
John Mulheirn
Forest City
Anthony Casick
Stafford Street
Patrick Heart
Aga Mason
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Binghamton
Lucy
P. N. Gallagher
Main Street
J. J. Walsh
Greenwood
Local Speech Echoes Aged Misa Mixiey Mystery
A fragment from a Chicago Tribune piece shows Tommy quarreling with his mother over revealing Misa Mixiey’s age. The dialogue includes unclear terms and a distant description of a “piuehta mis on the laig” and crandfoth like insult, with a tense family moment.
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Chicago Tribune
Misa Mixiey
Tommy
Crandfoth
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Benahs
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The
Beranton Tribune
Ame
Matthews Bros
Drugatore
MR. Grow
Monroe
Charley
George
Chirley
Daisy
Nicholson
Neway
Intelli
Woon
Minooka
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Porzoni
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Lowell
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Penn
Dr. EK. Grewer
Philadephia
Temple Court
Spruce ST
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College
Jndelphia
Medico Chirurgical Association
Philadelphia
Itt Ee
W.W. Watson
A.B Williams
Samuel Hirta
dAuis M. Brendan
Iaving A. Fince
Pinner BL Firiay
Jouzen J. Jummyry
Ms. Keene
Duas PB Marturwa
Jonny T. Ported
W. W. Watson
Bank of Scranton
Serene Allendlon
William Connele
GEO
H. Catlin
Vicw ’Reaident
William H. Peck
William Congell
George H. Catlin
Balin, Hond
Damon Archbald
Henry Je
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Luthershire
Wood's College of Business
F. E. Wood
Ingrams, &c
China
Lacka. Ave
the Bichards Lumber CO
Scranton, Pa
Commonwealth Building
Whitcomb Riley
Wyoming
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