Munyon Cures by Mail at Arch Street Institution
Munyon's Medical Institution at 105 Arch St Philadelphia advertises mail treatment with a large staff of doctors and stenographers diagnosing diseases and sending prompt medical advice to nationwide letter inquiries. The notice claims thorough disease diagnosis and remedies by mail, with separate cures for each disease and consultants working to ensure cures.
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Munyon's Medical Institution
Arch St
Philadelphia
Rom
Munyon
Arch Street
Theaters Advertise with Shannon Co in Carbondale
Advertisements and job orders for publication left at Shannon & Co. newsdealers on North Main Street will receive prompt attention. Office hours are from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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Shannon & Co
Newsdeaiers
North Malin Street
Mrs Bassett’s Thursday Tea Entree with Family Guests
Mrs L A Bassett hosted a small social tea on Thursday with her mother and guests including Mrs Eva Smith Mrs N H Hiller and Mrs Lucy Westlake assisting at the refreshment tables. The event featured decorative carnations red cactus flowers and a range of plants and was described as a pleasant enjoyable occasion with many friends in attendance.
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L. A. Bassett
Bassett
Eva Smith
N. H. Hiller
Lucy Westlake
Mesdames
Mary Crane
Harriet Lathrope
DD. Lathrop
J. E. Burr
W. Estabrook
FW. Mille
Charles Burr
N. A. Hiller
OG. Smith
G. F. Meeker
A. W. Reynolds
Hremery
W. EE. Frisbie
Raymond Reynolds
George Patterson
A. L
Pasboe
Janmile Butler
Rose Strickland
Death of Owen Flannelly after a weeklong illness
Friends mourn the death of Owen Flannelly aged thirty two after a week of pneumonia illness. Born in Ailslety he was a respected lifelong resident. He is survived by his mother Mrs Peter Flannelly, three brothers Michael Patrick and Peter, and three sisters Mrs Peter Murray Mrs Michael Howard and Miss Kate Flannelly.
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Owen Flannelly
pDmheumonia
Flannelly
Ailselty
Peter Flannelly
Michael
Patrick
Peter
Peter Murray
Michael Howard
Kate Flannelly
Freight Train Crew Changes Announced for Delaware and Hudson
Delaware and Hudson railway will adjust freight operations next Monday. Two crews will run to Oneonta thinning to one crew for the trip, with the Humber from Oneonta to this city. Three round trips weekly cover 186 miles. Currently two freight crews work to Nine Yeh with a transfer to the Susquehanna division then to One-Orta.
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Delaware and Hudson
Oneonta
Nine- Yeh
Susquehanna Division
One- Orta
Janitor Slips on Icy Sidewalk After School Slide Incident
William Wilcox, janitor for several schools, slipped on a icy sidewalk along Salem Avenue near Spring Street where youths had been sliding. He suffered a sudden shock and is confined to his home. Richard Udy has taken temporary duty at the schools.
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William, Wilcox
Salem Avenue
Spring Street
Richard Udy
The Lee Harvest Afloat From Ponds 4 and 7 Trains Load
Report describes Lee harvest from ponds 4 and 7 as eight inches thick and of high quality with many trains rolling over the gravity road carrying the harvest result.
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Lee
Hoyt Child Shows Signs of Recovery After Surgery
Ruth Hoyt daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Hoyt of River street is improving after an appendicitis operation performed one week ago. Hopes are entertained that the patient may recover as she responds well to treatment.
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Ruth Hoyt
Tith
J. B. Hoyt
River Street
Weno
Local and Personal Notes Mention Springfield Residents
Miss Florence Harnden Ig at her home on Salem avenue with Dr M J Shields and family from JerMyN expected home from Texas the twentieth. Frank FP Coates of Paterson N J is making a tying visit. Miss Marie Sheehan of Binghamton N Y was guest of friends. James O Malley of the South Side is ill with pneumonia. Pierce Hutler called to Wilkes Barre by sickness of his sister Miss Lucy Connor a graduate of Emergency hospital is sick. Mr and Mrs W D Evans entertain Mrs James Hickel of Scranton and Mrs Wood of California at their home on Seventh avenue. Granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Sperl of Drummond avenue sick with diphtheria. Thomas Levison who retired will leave for the South.
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Florence Harnden Ig
Salem Avenue
M. J. Shields
Familly
Jer- Myn
Texas
Frank FP. Coates
Paterson
N. J
Marie Sheehan
Binghamton
N.Y
James O'Malley
South Side
Pierce Hutler
Wilkes- Barre
Lucy Connor
Emergency Hospital
W. D. Evans
James Hickel
Scranton
Wood
California
Seventh Avenue
Henry Sperl
Drummond Avenue
Thomas Levison
South
Local society roundups and community notes from a spring week
Early in the spring a resident contemplates a bicycle tour to California and Texas. Misses Maggie and Lida Nic attended the Young Men’s Institute banquet in Seratton. Mrs W F Watt visited friends in Wilkes Barrr e. Russell Shepherd recovering from typhoid fever. Mike Julia Morley of Archbold visited in town. Frederick Wail of Factoryville hosted friends here. William Wilcox, janitor, injured his ankle. Clarence and Thomas Morgan fished at White Oak pond. The Brooklyn Drum corps plans a social in Burke hall next Monday. Mr and Mrs Robert Whitfield hosted a venison supper in Washington street. Miss Katie Agnes Scott to wed W J McDonough on Wednesday at 6 pm. A ten cent supper was held at Mrs Louis Walters home on Church street hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
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California
Texas
Maggie
Lida Nic
Young Men's Institute
Seratton
W. FE. Watt
Wilkes-Barre
Russell Shepherd
Mike Julia Morley
Archbold
Frederick Wail
Factoryville
William Wilcox
Salem Avenue
Clarence
Thomas Morgan
White Oak Pond
Brooklyn
Burke Hall
Robert Whitfield
Washington Street
Katie Agnes Scott
J. J. Scott
W. J. McDonough
Louis Walters
Church Street
Brotherhood of Railroad
Caucus chaos and political maneuvering in town elections
A Thursday meeting at Father Mathew Opera House sparked a lively Democratic caucus with no sponsors and a row over legality. Candidates for general offices avoided endorsement as P J Lally called the session to order and a provisional plan for a Monday caucus emerged. The Second ward caucus followed with close balloting for council and school director, and calls for reform of nomination methods.
Local business and social notices from the borough
Collieries of the Pennsylvania Coal company plan to resume Monday while Hillside Coal and Iron pays employees today. The Ladies Auxiliary of St Aloysius will meet Monday evening and the Ancient Order of Hibernians meets Sunday afternoon. A Democratic caucus to support Herbert’s ball is set for Monday evening. Marriage of James Wait and Margaret Ray from Owls Forge announced for the near future. A physical culture class will form at the high school in the afternoon with Professor Klace from Pittston arranging details. Richard T. O Malley leaves for Kansas City for several months. John Whalen and Henry McGraw depart to study at St Michael's College in Toronto. Adolphus Ludwig, about 15, mentioned in brief.
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Pennsylvania
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
St. Aloyisius Society
Ancient
Order of Nahin Board of America
Herbert
James
Margaret Ray
Ow! Forge
Professor Klace
Pitttston
Richard T. O'Malley
Keansas City
John Whalen
Henry McGraw
Newport
H. 1
St. Michael's College
Toronto
Adolphus Ludwig
Local Blakely Caucus Results and Society Notes
The Blakely Second ward Republican caucus last night chose James Nichols as judge of election and Gwylym Vans as inspector. Noan Davis led as school director. William V. Davis and George W. Williams topped the council race. Miss Anna Brown and Miss Mary Carbine attended a Christian Doctrine Society event at Providence. The Vitascope is billed for next week at Father Mathew and Academy of Magic in Scranton. Edward Fergusson and John Dougherty returned to St Bonaventure College. A diphtheria case is reported on Dunmore Street. St George's Mission plans regular services at Edwards Hall.
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Blakely
James Nichols
Gwylym Vans
Noan Davis
Maclay
Council
Willum V. Davis
George W. Williams
Anna Brown
Mary Carbine
Christian Doctrine Society
Proveidence
Vitascope Company
Edward Fergusson
John Dougherty
St. Bonaventure’s College
Allegany
Thomas O'Hara
Dunmore Street
St. George’s Mission
Edwards’ Hall
Hood's Sarsaparilla praised by Sabina leader
President Isaac Lewis of Sabina Ohio lauds Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that strengthens nerves mind and body after years of pains. He has lived in Clinton County 75 years and led Sabina Bank for two decades, endorsing the medicine's health benefits.
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Isaac Lewis
Sabina
Ohio
Clinton Co
Sabina Bank
Hood
Hlood
Fioods
Congregational church notices and social events listed
Morrow afternoon at 4 Rev Rogers Israel of Scranton will conduct the service Sunday school at 8 All are cordially invited Miss Mugele Fitegpatrick has been slowly improving The Heptosophe annual banquet will be given on Washingtons birthday February 22 The Indies of the Congregational church will hold a Match social and entertainment on Tuesday and Wednesday evening February 9 and 10 Tickets are out for sale Miss Jeanette Williamson of Pitts ton has returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs D Harris
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Rogers Israel
Scranton
Mise Mugele Fitegpatrick
Pnet
Washington
Indies of the Congregational Church
Jeanette Williamson
Pittston
Harris
Polls Open For Ward Elections In Old Forge Township
This afternoon polls open 4 to 7 for tax collector burgess auditor and high constable. Candidates include John D. Jones Alonzo Hendershot James Morris David G Harris for tax collector James E Watkins William G Howells H W Van Horn and John W Reese for burgess William Neiger Thomas J Hughes and George Marsh for auditor and Martin Davis versus Thomas J Powell for high constable. Funeral for Mrs John Welsenfluh held. services at Calvary Baptist with Dr H H Harris officiating. Don't miss The Midnight Charge at Weber's rink this evening admission 45 cents.
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Burgess
John D. Jones
Alonzo Hendershot
James Morris
David G. Harris
James E. Watkins
William G. Howells
H. van Horn
John W. Reese
William Neiger
Thomas J. Hughes
George Marsh
Martin Davis
Thomas J. Powell
Calvary Baptlst
H. H. Harris
Thomas H. Davis
Old Forge
Old Forge Township
Michael Ryan
Oak Street
Archbald
John Welsenfluh
A. Weber
Daniel Jenkins Seeks Barbertown Supervisor Post
Old Forge notes Daniel Jenkins of Barbertown entering the race for supervisor. T. J. Stewart traveled to Scranton on a recent Thursday. Workers from the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad repair Lokawantia station.
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Daniel Jenkins
Barbertown
T. J. Stewart
Scranton
Delaware, Lackwanna and Western Railroad Company
Lokawantia
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Prof
Carbondale
L. A. Basset
Wilcox
J, Scott Inglis
Lacka. Avenue
Father Mathew Opera House
P. J. Lally
James PL McAndrew
T. J. Kielty
Thoas P. Morin
Mr. Lally
PF. Kielty
Beine
McDonnell
Timlin
Thomas J. Kielty
Kielty
P. J. Boland
St. Bonaventure’s Seminary
N. Y
B. Hackley
Mary Philbin
South Scranton
Chickens
Jermyn
St. Thomas’ Fair
Nellie Uglow
Hill Street
Mary Kearney
Salem Street
John J. Barrett
James F. McAndrew
T. W. Loftus
Thomas Moran
P. J. Munley
James Coughlin
Matt Mahnady
W. F. Cumings
Cummings
Barrett
Patrick Mahon
James Marly
Mahon
Crawford County
A. F. McNulty
Langcliffe Arlllery
Weddeaday
Bole
Duryea
Mia
H. Brooks
Laflin
Ladies' Catholic Beneficial Association
Mary A. Quinn
Furnt
Kate Gibbons
Mary Mead
Mikes Kate Dempsey
M. Whalen
Antle Osborne
Clara A. Barrett
Mary A. Tharrett
Winnie McDonald
Kate Hogan
4. Clark
Bridget Carroll
Nellie EB. Callahan
Joseph Code
West Side
Br. Pier
Edward Reynolds
York Avenue
M. F. Whalen
Mahanoy City
C. Stegmaier
Stanley Burns
Blainchard
Avoca
Co 1
Hod & Co
Lowell
Miss
Taylor
Forest Home
Weber's
Potrar Davo Asp Car
Dupont
Wapwallopen Mills
Luzerns County
Wilhmington
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton, Pa
Third National Bank Building
Thos, Ford
John B. Smith & Son
Plymouth
BE. W. Mulligan
Repaune Chemical Company
Hoval Waking Powdrh CO
Sew
York
Gres Ferret Nee
Gail Borden Eagle
el Fond
N. Y. Condensed Milk Co
Hudson Street
New York
W. J. Davis
Omtadern
William S. Millar
Wyoming Ave
Center ST
Canadian Pacific R’y
Maine
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Minneapolis
St. Paul
United States
Northwest
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
BE. V. Skinner
Broadway
Sarsh Bernhard
Wiio
Ten’s
Yeupair
Adama & Co
Gray Brothers
iTi
Ue S37
Myer Davidow Shoe House
N. B
Lack. Avenue
Ste Siliie Dade
Z. Weingart
Lackawanna Avenue
Axminsters
Body Brussels
Velvets
Tap
Brussels
G. Kerr, Son & CO
Third National Bank
Ulster
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