Coffin and Tombstone Ready and Serene Susquehanna Notes
A bundle of local items from Susquehanna includes odd tales of a hoop snake that water-sprayed flames to save a house, notices of funerals in Hornellsville and Corning, a school reunion plan, and many brief city and church updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Baptist
Chester
William J. Day
Great Bend
Oakland Water Company
Westfall Avenue
Yoseph Clark
Ohio Sunday School Association
David Whipecler
Hornellsville
Edward
EF. D. Bradley
Corning
MM. Cahill
West Main Street
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Common Council of
Montrose
Pneumonia prevention prompts lung strengthening claim
The fragment urges taking "7T" to prevent pneumonia and strengthen lungs, but lacks verifiable medical basis or clear guidance. It appears as an unsupported health claim without credible source or context.
A Woman’s Success Through Pink Pills for Pale People
Mrs. Charge M. Knowles of Portland Maine credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing a year and a half of rheumatic pain. She reports pain and stiffness while rising or walking vanished after two months of use. The claim appears sworn before a notary and published in the Express. The pills are marketed by Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY with stated prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortune
Knowles
Marshall H. Purrington
Notary Public
Portland
the Express
Williams
Muddled Exchange At Rural Gathering
A garbled local scene shows two figures from distant places joking amid a public event. An exchange with a senator and others ends with evasive, unclear replies about a job and place they were sent, leaving the precise matter unresolved.
Beauties of Tennessee A Trip to Lookout Mountain
A reader journey to Lookout Mountain near Chattanooga describes the scenic summit and its Civil War sights. The piece highlights Point Lookout, the Tennessee River panorama, and the Battle Above the Clouds at Chickamauga and Chattanooga Military Park, plus the Lookout Inn and Lookout Mountain Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lookout Mountain
Hooker
Walthall
Tennessee River
The
Tribune
Chatta- Snooga
Legion
Tke Moses
Mount Nebo
Thainy
Gengrais Hoohes
Las
New South
Chickamauga
Ely Way
Chickamauga and
Chattanooga Military Park
Ailasionuyy Ridge
National Cemetery
Tts
Oo Gnesia
Hiron Guage
Sand Roek
Starta Tts
Meunital
Craven
Walthidl
Chickamiuga
Mooker
Kentucky
Ierates
Lookout Mowitain
Vierom
Union Bailiny
Cummey
Ineline
TNST
Che Pegeanad
Colonel Work
Con Tel
le Ptaes
Udyanya
Te Point
Noele
Foe
Lelaw
America
Miidgr
Len View
Point Lookout
Poaint
Sumit
Fragmented note on health elixir and dubious claims
A garbled text fragment discusses a health elixir promising vitality and strength. It mentions a dining wall, New Raghinders, Joby and Newport origins, and vague shifts toward fatigue relief. The passage remains unclear and lacks verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotapais
Joby
Sanborn
Newport
S. Callisati
Meutiser
Davill
Tirkiherry
Budapest's Great Bridge and Palace Rise From Flooded Past
A fragmented account describes Budapest's riverfront, noting the Diver Dure and two ancient cities joined by a monumental sluce project. It highlights a vast European construction with marble, gold mosaics, and Moorish motifs, nearing completion after twenty years with final finishes planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hime
Wes
Europe
Alinepolis
Kingdon
Asad
Tving
Piople Mindien
Budapest and riverfronts described in travel note
The article praises Budapest as a model city with Gothic arches and stonework along the river. It notes balconies terraces and marble interiors, riverfront views for summer crowds, and a famed streetcar network imitated abroad. It extols porcelain stations, electric lighting, water works, telephony, and first-rate public services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth
Niles
Devon
Paris
Budapest
Washington
Ceeerourd Raibbwayeds
Europe
United States
Battle of Hakodate Test of Sailors Strength in Japanese Bar
In Hakodate eight years ago three American seamen and German sailors fought in a bar after a ship incident. The rough brawl drew 200 Americans and more than a hundred Germans, ending with several wounded and medevaced sailors as shore guards moved in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hakeodite
Japan
United States
Donon
Apia
Aelvar
Michigat Lumber
Ohio
Mindy
Aha
Eqnan
Iasie
Bhi
Rassle
Siiilow
Sila
Theerin
Rabel
Hakodate
Guaria
Princess in Disguise at Monastery Meal Scene
From the French Alps of Dauphiny a tale tells of the Princess of Croy who dressed as a boy to enter the Grande Charireuse monastery. The prince and her companion were admitted but the father superior refused the princess entry, inviting them to wait outside after a humorous misstep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphiny
Croy
Grande Charireuse
Golig
Prineas
Prinotas
Wade
Indain
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Plymouth Rocks
Bard of
Uniondile
the News Grist
Alonzo Boyden
Oakland
Baptist Church of Susquehanna
Watkins
Mailstone
H. J. Whalen
Carbondale
Nicholis DuBoels Chase
Hallstead
Easton
Northampton
Common Council
Erie
Erievance
New York
Jackson Tirmer
Verionitare
Jerenuh McClaughney
Laelawanne
Johnny
St. Paul's Church
William Haworth
Sarah A. Grahan
Haworth
London
Minneapolis
Joseph Acerosina
Kathe
M. J. McCarthy
Burlington
Brandt Dtoek
John Simkiv
Margaret
St. John's Catholic Church
Nk Goy the Rabbit
Charleys” Teoss
Burnwood
Tiddle Lake
Evetur
Charley
Sus
Hiohunnw
Busquehanna County
Souson
Binghamton
Lanesboro
Whitney
Catamh
Humphreys
Eelloe Mutcows
Kuluarcd
Sejalar McMillais
Georgis
Ian
Agricultural Department
Pouatea Bai
Mer Alan
Baleruwa
Beauties
Tennessee
Point Rock
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Virginia
Pennessee
Trevi Cui
Chothinooma
Ous
Valles
Amerton
West Tennessee Mountains
Profile Lake
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Pike's Peak
Niagara
Yoremite
Yellowstone Park
Colorado
Rockies
Sols Kirks
Canaria
Mountain
Wladleva
Alaska
George Ratcroft
Henri M. Stanley
AT Point Hotel
Lamgimnst
Lookout Inn
Incline News
Ite
Wand Ja
Havana
American Cigar Co
TMI
We. EO Courtis
Chicawe
Battle OF
Pion
New York Sun
Boom Youtha
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