Private Obed Michaels Struck Down by Severe Cold at Camp Mackenzie
A 25 year old Private Obed Michaels of Company C Thirteenth Regiment died at Camp Mackenzie Augusta Georgia from a severe cold that developed into bronchitis and heart trouble. He had served near two years in the National Guard, lived with his aunt in Irving Avenue and his father near Stroudsburg. He was a member of the United Evangelical church and the Patriotic Order Sons of America. The regiment paid last respects and arranged a suitable coffin. his remains were shipped to Beranton.
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Brecal
Beranton Tribune
Camp Mackenzie
Augusta
Obed Michaels
Company C
Welock
Division Hospital
Camp Aleer
Michael
Pottsville
Camp MacKeagle
Michaels
National Guard
Stroudsburg
Monroe County
Mra
Jacob R. Ace
Irving Avenue
Seybolt's Mill
Tunkhannock
Robling
Beranton
Michaels II
Richard J. Bourke
Sorrentino and His Banda Rossa in Play Houses
Sorrentino and his Banda Rossa performed on the Lyceum stage with a lively Italian brass band tone. The much heralded band drew a large and rowdy crowd that offered vociferous applause and multiple encores, some earned by merit.
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Sons of Italy
Lyceum
Bandi
Heart Disease Link To Poor Digestion Advised
A health note argues heart trouble in Americans rises from work stress and poor digestion. It links digestion to heart function via nerves and stomach pressure, recommending Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals as a remedy. Full-sized boxes cost 50 cents. a booklet is available from F A Stuart Co., Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Promoted by U S Navy Captain
Capt Bruce of the U S S Atlanta endorses Carlsbad Sprudel Salt as an excellent remedy for cleansing the system and purifying the blood. He notes it aids stomach liver and kidney health and requests three more bottles before sailing to the West Indies. Beware imitators. genuine bottles bear Eisner Mendelson Co. signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Atlanta
West Indies
Eisner & Mendelson Co
New York
Hoyt Presents A Milk White Flag At Lyceum
Charles H. Hoyt offers a brisk stage production with wit and brightness in A Milk White Flag. The piece features cavalry satire and sharp humor, delivering lively scenes and skilful action. It will be staged at the Lyceum Thursday evening by a strong company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Hoyt
Lyceum
Tragic Train Collision Kills Man and Scatters Wagon
A man named Paw Simons was found dead on the Long Valley tracks and a inquest led by the coroner found the death resulted from his own carelessness. In a separate incident at a local inn four men were arrested after a disturbance and later released on surety. An address by Chaplain Johnston at the Young Men's Christian Association drew a full house despite bad weather.
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Che Smith
Ville Croming
James Ive
Aenhnetett of
Wilkes-Barre
Delaware and Hudson
Tndertaker O'Malley
Alderman Whalen
Summer- Ville
Weather
Evane
Connell
Headore Ilenry
Canal Street
Henry
Henry Place
Wilt
Paw Simons
Lonigh Valley
Alderman Evans
South Main Street
Young Men's Christian Association
Chaplain Johnston
Unifying Anthracite Interests and Industry Shifts
The New York Investor notes moves toward unifying anthracite interests with Mosere, Biman, and Watkins selling collieries to syndicate allies. It warns of possible price and supply disruptions. weather and rail conditions ease coal flows, lifting Winter famine fears. Delegates report at Building Trades Council meeting. Patternmakers seek admission. Jackson and Woodin plant acquired by Federal Steel, boosting capacity. Lehigh Valley to raise wages for nearby workers.
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New York
Simpson and Watkins
Building Trades Council
Jackson & Woodin
Mosere
Biman & Watkins
Beranton
Duluth
Samuel Sloan
Mer
Thesidell
Stont
Erate
State Legismative Labor League
Harviieburg
Central Labor Union
Aeak
Patternmakers' Union
Patternmakers
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Federal Steel Company
Jackson and Woodin Manufacturing Company
Berwick
Pittsburg
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Scranton
Frank L. Grammer
Lebanon
Colebrook
Two
Bird Coleman
North Cornwall
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Through Blood Purifier
An ornate testimonial drive touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the natural blood purifier and tonic. It claims cures for scrofula, pimples, fatigue, erysipelas, and general weakness, with various individuals praising regained strength and health.
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Hood
Hoart
Larne
Patton
Dion
Millville
Mas. Jremz A. Mearng
Clayton
Vel
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Obed
Company
Comany A
Sim Mensina
Sorrentino
Sig. Tebebo
Aida
Metropolitan
Mar- Marshall Pease
Marseo
Sig ‘Teleho
Sig
Armen
Bennett-Moulton Company
Bennett-Moulton
Academy
America
Gaiety Theatre
His
Banda Rossa
Pittston News
Simons
New York Investor
the Engineering and Mining Journal of Saturday
Dela Tombeit
Rpm
Dh. Coollan
Mona
Gi. W
Fuller
G. Lackawanna Avwaue
Mezema
Coriella
Rovert A. Lavitam
West Side Square
Springfeld
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
Spalding
Barnes White Flyer
Peatherstone
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ava
Court House
Wallach
Washington
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Wilton Axminster
Brussels
Irish Point
Dresden
Nottingham
Willams & McAnulty Interior Decorators
Lackawanna Lumber CO
Potter Co
Buffalo and
Susquehanoa
Mina
Potter de Beee
Coudersport
Portalenene
Beara
Weston Mill CO
Third National Bank
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William K. Peck
Holmes’ Elestors
Scranton, PA
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Nan Renauno Chemical Co
Wasa Port
General Office
the Standard
Standard Hoe Store
CiTr
Lacka Ave
John H Phelps
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