Day of Milas Day charms Carbondale audience at Grand Opera House
The report notes Milas Day, a celebrated monologist, performed at the Grand Opera House in Carbondale with a two hour program of humorous stories and character acting. Tickets remain available for the show and additional performances are listed with venue details and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oltuiwa
Isade Singer
Singer's Park Clothing House
Springfield
Onle
Sun
Mr. Day
Milas Day
Grand Oper House
Trainy Wake Corbotdile Toe Scramloh at 700 a
Fragmentary report notes a timetable entry with trains arriving from Scranton and connections to New York. Mentions a Central point and a weekday schedule with several garbled place names and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scramloh
Veta
New York
Willl
Scranton
Pfier
Power of the consumer in shaping labor conditions lecture
In a St Kore hall lecture Dr. Willits Kerbs of the University of Washington argued the consumer is the key factor in labor reform. He said consumers regulate production and bear ethical responsibility to improve conditions, highlighting unions and the consumers league as avenues for change. His talk noted the danger of seeking cheap goods at the expense of workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Kore Hall
Chiables Nell
Washington
Willits Kerbs
University of Washington
de, Kerbs
Union
Tate
Consumers’ League
Kiws Aginst
Kerby
Neill
Dr. Werby
Slater
Smith-Singer course to host three more lectures
Three additional authorities will speak in the Smith-Singer course. On January 22 Elias Day the Impersonator will perform and February 1 General John N. Gordon will lecture on The Last Pay of the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Day
John N. Gordon
Grape Nuts Revives Family Health Says Hibbing Woman
A Hibbing Minnesota woman recalls how Grape Nuts breakfast food helped her sickly family after typhoid. The remedy improved a stomach afflicted brother and boosted milk supply for her baby, with the household replacing bread and meat meals for lighter fare. The letter, attributed to Postum Co. butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbing
Minn
Slater
Postun Co
Buttle
New Office Building Planned for Ciut bondale
Real estate and business leaders in Ciut bondale anticipate a modern office building on North Main Street beside Hotel American. J. Shantrod & Co. will erect a brick and stone structure with two offices and living space on the second floor and a model main floor for tenants. Tenants already secured include J. B. Russell & Co. and the Lackawanna Valley Electric Light and Power Supply Co. The ground floor will host stock dealers and the electric firm’s display room and offices, with plans to remove nearby physician Dr. Andrew Niles’s offices to make room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciutbondale
J. . Shantrod & Co
North Main Street
Bote! American
Trinity Eharel
Aosuice
Andrew Niles
Phyetechin
Acjeing
J. B. Russell & Co
Lackawinnia Valley Eleetric Ligtee and Power Supply Company
Electric Merit
Willi Chirk
Wed
Thormius G. Coughlin
Russell
Electric Light Company
Bhannan & Co
Cmd Dis Atlvence
Municipal Ownership League Eyes Mayoral Bid
The Municipal Ownership league met at the Academy of Music with attendees favoring public ownership and union fusion. They plan to campaign for a mayoral candidate in the spring election, likely L. A. Roberta, and aim to push a strong program for national water management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Cemtral Libor Union
Ma Wand Diate
L. A. Roberta
Firemen Hold Dance Night At Columbus Hose Company
The Columbus Hose Company patrons kept dancing as the committee urged a Friday and Wednesday open house next week. A large crowd enjoyed the patriotic program with music by the Mozart Orchestra and singing by the Unvacers on stage. The Archbald company performed last night with the Molineaux quartet from Wilkes Barre scheduled to furnish the program tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbuas Hose Company
Inchaise Basa
Tause Wight
Lini
Shinine
Haley
Archbald Tive Company
Molineauxuartetie
Wilkes-Barre
Recital Opens Berean Baptist Lecture Series
A large audience at Berean Baptist Church heard Rev E A Boyl of Scranton present a refined program of literary selections. The evening mixed humor pathos and tragedy with careful delivery. The event marked the opening of the season’s People’s lecture course with bright prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Baptist
E. A. Boyl
Scrantun
Sears
Auiteens
Fragmentary religious notice from Molphany issues
A garbled church bulletin fragment references Second Sunday in Molphany, a sermon by Rev. Ehinger, and phrases about Abraham, Melchizedek, and eternal life. The text is unclear but indicates a religious service or exhortation with biblical references.
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Sale
Nog
Abrahain
Tyot
Christ
Ehinger
Pusior
Blarkweather Family Leaves City for Lestershire
Blarkweather has relocated with his family from the city to Lestershire where they will reside at the new address and resume their affairs in the neighboring town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blarkweather
Lestershire
Starkweather Takes Lucrative Post in Shoe Factory
Mr Starkweather, once a railroad man, has accepted a lucrative position in a shoe factory in a future location. He left the railroad a year ago due to injuries received while on duty.
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Starkweather
Fuit Place
Strike at Black Diamond Faced by Nearly One Hundred Workers
Nearly one hundred Black Diamond Coal Company employees struck after failures to resolve grievances over docking and weight of the whip saw. A committee visited the vislager for remedy but failed to reach agreement, prompting the walkout as the first major street car labor trouble in the city since the earlier strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Diamond Coal Company
Yentenlly Spring
Vislager
Forest City man seeks order to exhume body in round accident
A Forest City man named Joep Kaskarage seeks authority to exhume an unknown man buried after last week s Delaware and Madson round fatality. He says his son in law Jett Home disappeared around the time of the crash and he did not witness the remains being exhumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Joep Kaskarage
Kaskarage
Jett
Sinew
Inter
Youngest son undergoes appendix operation at hospital
Geral McHile, youngest son of Une dertiker and Mre, B. J. Aerie, was operated on for appendicitis at Wheeler's hospital Thursday night. Dr. Wheeler and Mr. Wheeler performed the operation. The patient was resting comfortably last night and expected to recover rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geral McHile
Une Dertiker
B. J. Aerie
Wheeler ‘S Hospital
Dre. Wheeler
Iwwelly
Hincky
Miss Mannah Leaves for Baltimore Nursing Position
Miss Mannah, a nurse from a Philadelphia hospital, departed yesterday morning for Baltimore to begin a sanitarium post. She has many friends here who send best wishes for her new home and job.
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Mannah ‘Tithe
Baltimore
Sanitarum
Tithe
Philadelphia
Cigarmakers Union No 469 Plans Annual Gocal Event
On Master Monday night March 31 the Cigarmakers union No 469 will host their annual gocal in the Wo AV Watt building. Organizers vow strong effort to make this year's HUCCEHS a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cigarmakers' Union
No. 469
Wo AV
Watt
Train Collision Destroys Caboose in Ontario and Western Yard
A late Thursday collision in the Ontario and Western yard destroyed a caboose and damaged equipment. Debris scattered near the track as crews investigated the scene and accounted for the train’s load.
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Ontario and Western Yard
Lee
Battle Couple Return From Wedding Tour
Mr and Mrs Henry J Battle arrived home last night from their wedding tour and will immediately settle into their newly furnished home on Ichth Avenue.
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Henry J. Battle
Local residents visit fair on Vine Street
Miss Mary O Mualles of Plitstew sues Mikgee Coloma on Vine Street. Misses Lian and faite teen of Maynest were visitors at the Columbia's fair Thursday.
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Mary O'Mualles
Plitstew
Vine Street
Lian
Faite
Maynest
Deaths and events at Sacred Heart and local notices
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD Ides of the hite fund recounts a high mass at Sacred Heart led by Rev Father Dion, with interment at Archbald and lists local pallbearers. The piece also reports the death of Thomas Gilhool from an overdose, a school event, political hints about a nomination, and a church program led by Rev Maynard BR with sermons and home mission work.
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Phos
Sacred Heart
Dion
Af Macfiold
Whitney
Thomas Gilhool
Munyneid
Kirkpetehe
Cleorge Buckingham
Wwrat Mayfield
Beyonugye Psl
Vesterdas
W.L. Houghton
Alfred
Pervestia Bents
Alpe
Townsend
Mire
Dimes Allen
Afr
Medland
Cirbondile
Misses Vall
Cora Davis
Dorothy Tenn
A. Grifiths
Houghton
Divie
Misa Milley
Philadelita
Gritttilis
Jota Howie
Robot Prean
Maynard BR
Hon Phon
Choe
Ehome Mission
Amelia Baptist Home
Pricesurg Church Services Set by Rev Kenthey
The Primitive Methodist church in Priceburg invites worshippers to morning and evening services led by Pastor Rev Wilson Kenthey. Morning service at 10 o'clock features the sermon The Saint's House. Evening service at 7 o'clock continues with the same pastor delivering the messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primitive Methodiat
Priceburg
Wilson Kenthey
Pinkham Medicine praised in Mrs O Donnell letter
Mrs J E O Donnell from Chicago writes of eight years of female trouble and womb prolapse cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises the medicine's curative value and urges other women to seek the remedy while noting Mrs Pinkham invites letters for advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jennie FE. O'Donnell
Mas. Primiran
Lydia E. Pinkhamy
Bydia I
Fragmentary Local Note on Services and Schedule
Fragmentary OCR shows a Sunday school at 2 oclock and references a service location near a lake. Mentions Haydock but text is garbled with unclear names and times.
Local notes from Scranton and area feature services and events
In Scranton and nearby towns readers learn of religious services at the Brethren church, a sermon series by Rev. Jomithin Dios, and upcoming church programs. The night school entertainment at the county building, a note on a mine accident in Priceburg, and social updates on families and visitors fill the town column. An athletic exhibition by the Gpmnphinn Athlete club with music and physical culture features Friday evening.
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Wilvon
Liat
Scranton
Blake Ty Paths
Pere, Cite and Bie
Mather Mathew Apcen House
Terebs
Witek Shepherd
Jomithin Dios
Forest
Piuttoy
Waa
Hoya
Murnelu Communderm
Aighia
Malta
Boany
Muagiehdi
de Tomer
Hfai Aniversary
Katheisny
Aby
Mro
Jumer Chittey
Unimoire Street
Misa Jownle Vogl
Carbondale
Puse Wooek
Myre Vhonis Philbin
Archbald
Maury Probert
Spon Uo Oweek
Iciuston
Frank Ryan
Honesdale
Wax
Harry Wileha
Fiver Street
Wis Linetus
Terning
Givenlags Church
Geening
Mobeow
Noo
Brown Hollow
Atre
William Page
Matin Street
Qsmnphinn
Willo
Firet-Claes Orchestra
Peckville Update On Local Gatherings And Train Journey
In Peckville Morton Harlow hosted friends while Lydian Turlor of Picanest abivet caused a stir with a missing car ride incident near Carbondale. A party of twelve traveled by Delaware and Hudson train to Newark, reflecting Sunday church services at 10 o clock and 7 pm led by Rev G B Moun pastor.
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Morton Harlow
Peckville
Lydian “Turlor
USA
Winton
Delaware
The
Presbyterian Church
G. FB. Moun
Community Health Action Delays Dance Amid Illness Report
Health officer delayed a Weber's hall dance after reports of illness from West Pittaton. A male party suffered an injury, and twenty five people arrived later. Memorial day events and church services are announced, with meetings and performances set in Van Horn and Calvary Baptist venues. A gold watch drawing for John Proper’s benefit was postponed to February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Ails
Bin
Weber
West Pittaton
Cletriet
Houser
Anthracite Glee Club
YS OL. CY. A
van Horn
D. C. Edwards
Welsh Baptist Church
Calvary Baptist Church
Br Harris
Archbuld Primitive Methodiat
E. Jones
Eolo
Edward Jennings
Lillian LaBary
John HH
Fellows
David Griffiths
Pond Street
United States
Columbus
Ohio
Mira
Storrs Street
John Proper
Dames Hall
Washington
Service details at Methodist Episcopal Church Saturday
The notice lists hours tomorrow at the Methodist Episcopal church and states Pastor Rev. C. B. Henry will officiate the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nual
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. B. Henry
Dalton Notes On Health Schools And Local Events
In Dalton public health measures urge vaccination as no small pox cases exist nearby. All unvaccinated public school pupils are ordered vaccinated. Events include a W C T U meeting led by Rev. Thompson and a sermon series at Baptist church with revival attendance rising. Local sellers adjust inventories amid bankruptcy liquidation at Kellogg Mosier Co. and downtown stores renovate.
Local notices and health updates at Clark Summit
Clark Summit reports Mrs. 1H Derby visiting mother Mrs. Jesse Hunt. Reverend Parlett Baste preaches on Martin Luther works with next topic The Ninety five Theses. Mr. Charles Searshia buys mill near Chinohilla amid local rumors of riot. Hillside Home residents scheduled for vaccination due to contagion risk. Miss Ruth Ranson hosts friends. Alice Miller visits from Scranton. Pneumonia and chicken pox illnesses noted. Rev Warnock out after grip. A school vaccination drive continues. a town news item ends with a mention of a church event.
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Derby
Pltteton
Jesse Hunt
Parlett Baste
Martin Luther
Charles Searshia
J. W. Leach
Chinohilla
Clark’s Summit
Scranton
Pest
Ruth Ranson
Alice Miller
Hiram Ash
Burt Hollister
Chauncey Derby
Baby
Pittston
Mr. Warnock
Wiliam Waters
Lucy
Binghamton
N. Y
John Lance
Mill City
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Gain National Popularity
A new catarrh cure, Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, quickly gained national distribution within a year, with sales in every U S and Canadian drugstore. Endorsements from doctors and families highlight safety for children and effectiveness for head, throat, and stomach catarrh, backed by free mailed book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
United States
Canada
J. J. Reiniger
Covington
Jerome Ellison
Wheeling, W. VI
Lfe
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Entertainer to Perform at Adist Episcopal Church
A principal entertainer from Scranton will perform at the Adist Episcopal church on Thursday evening next week January 24. He is described as a gentle man who plays a large variety of instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adist Episcopal Church
Scranton
Local News From Clark's Green and Nearby
Mrs. A L Courtright visited Wilkes-Barre friends this week and returned Thursday. A straw ride to Factoryville drew Webster Swallow Robert B Matthews Robert Austin Earl Streeter Lin Stark Myron Leach Wallace Cook and Misses Irene Snooks Bessie Mullinex Anna Ribble Lille Ribble Mamie Wells Daisy Parks. A four horse load from North End visited Silas White's home Wednesday. Funeral of Joseph Ribble at the Methodist Episcopal church drew many relatives and members of the Brotherhood of Engineers and Knights of Malta. interment in Clark's Green cemetery. A school board meeting sought vaccination enforcement for public schools to be completed by Monday next. Many village residents are being vaccinated. The village reports few Pagelous disease cases. Two Methodist church entertainments occurred Prof fr Lewis McKeen and E¢ Free lin of Binghamton. Abington Mutual Fire Insurance annual meeting held Tuesday with reelection of the old board.
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A. L. Courtright
Wilkes-Barre
Factoryville
Webster Swallow
Robert B. Matthews
Robert Austin
Earl Streeter
Lin Stark
Myron Leach
Wallace Cook
Irene Snooks
Bessie Mullinex
Anna Ribble
Lille Ribble
Mamie Wells
Daisy Parks
North End
Silas White
Joseph Ribble
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist
Lewis McKeen
Victor Talking Machine
E. ¢. Freemin
Binghamton
Abington Mutual Pire Insurance Company
Donia
Local Notes From Moosic and Surrounding Towns
William Clark resigns from the glass factory and returns home to Bridgeton. Mrs. Harry Tock and children visit the former's parents in Stroudsburg. Susie Watkins visits friends in Wilkes Barre and Ella King visits in Rush. M I church services Sunday with Rev Halley delivering morning and evening subjects. Rev W Young returns from a few days in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tock
Spe
Stroudsburg
Susie Watkins
Wilkes-Barre
Ella King
Rush
M. I
J. &. Halley
Yaetor
Rev
W. Young
New Castle
Luxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Claim One Day Cold Cure
Bold patent medicine note promises to wipe out a cold in one day with Luxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Advertisement claims a no cure no pay policy and a price of 36 cents.
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the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Tribe
Willie Barre
Pol
Waymart
Tonentale
Teave Waymart
Corloible
Seton
Sanday Teaine Acrive
SU Ey Ts
Sanday
Thane Berive
Ontario and Western
Erte Railroad
Pris Sane
Miter Fiettite
Suitley Irvis
Singiantin
Bays
William Kerby
Knights of Columbus
J. B. Shannon & Co
Russell & Co
Columbias' Fair
Rey
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Black
Simpson
Jermyn and Mayfield
Pricesurg
J. E. O'Donnell
Oakland Woman’s Riding Club
Chicago
Suir
Olydharnt
Taylor
Dalton
Hhe
Lewis McKeon
Nicholson
B. I. von Storted
Fisk
Boranton
James FP. Dickson
Nopreaity
Portland
Ida Kresge
Quincy
Homer Green
Baptist Church
Elkanah Fully
Keystone Academy
Dalton Barsam House
Kellogg, Mosier & Co
Cory Green
Fleetville
Purdy & Finn
Glenburn
Moscow
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
M. W. Vaught
G. H. Prentice
Leila Swarts
Texas
Pauline Megaurgel
Angus McLean
Myra Ha
Man
Howard van Brunt
James Lee
James Hathrill
George Bortree
John Clouse
Joseph Stanley
Mise Hele Clouse
G. S. Brown
Suard
Henry Clouse
Alan
Coeler
Bell
Mies Lonasayre
Alyse
Peston
Blanche Allen
Mira Angll Great Gerhardt
Mane- Held
Myre
Edward van Brunt
Alf
George Bertree
Pes
Pesten
John Gonsuled
Aberdeen
Clark Summit
Clark’s
William Clark
Bridgeton
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