January Sale on Corset Covers and Muslin Garments
A January sale offers reduce prices on Corset Covers and related garments. Items include Fine Cambric Corset Covers in various necks and trims, Muslin Gowns with embroidery and insertion, Drawers with tucks and embroidery, and Muslin and Cambric Skirts with clusters of tucks. Prices emphasize quick sale during a dull season.
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Hillell Imerwert
Alaska
Chitihar
Vray Gor
Cluxter
Tuche
Louis Puller
Eit
Dr Reeves Clinic Offers Free Consultation for Multiple Ailments
An advertisement for Dr Reeves at 412 Spruce Street Scranton promotes free consultation and exam for various diseases. It lists nervous system, eye, throat, stomach and other ailments with bold claims of cures and a home treatment for catarrh priced at five dollars for three months. Office hours are daily from 9 am to 9 pm and on Sundays 10 am to 2 pm.
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Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
Reeven Han
St. Vitus
Hag
Rey Office
Siloonkeepers Protest in Indianapolis Over Brewer Licenses
Siloonkeepers in Indianapolis push for a law to cap brewery licenses and block brewers from expanding near their shops. They demand a 411,000 license cap and a ban on brewers while a Petersburg watchmaker displays a human faced clock with a phonograph mouth.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bt. Petersburg
Local News Roundup From A Small Town
The town reports visitors and residents including Harry B Hiller returning for a brief view after skirmishing arunnel among New York towns. J V Cook of Athens visited friends. Rev G M Chamburlain preached, Rev W M Biller resigned his county post, and CM Nishpaugh came from Harrisburg. A new citizens league formed to support government and repeal a bill. Local politics noted with Republican convention debates and efforts to uphold justice in murder cases.
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Harry B. Hiller
Arunnel
New York State
Arbonlale
Pontil
J. Vi. Cook
Athens
Friends Bean
G. M. Chamburlain
Methodist Episcopal
W. M. Biller
Glen Lyon
Nishpaugh
Harrisburg
Alvin Dus
The
Democrat
Harrows
Jan Perofesa
Bow
Judson Stark
Geore W. Hine
B. W. Lewis
George Tine
IE. W. Trews
G.C. Miller
Petithois
Senate
House of Representatives
Miatrisburs
Binet Ward
Crin Niles
Jarvis
Archbal d weekly civic notices and local meetings
Local column reports a Lutheran church event January 23. notes from ward caucuses, school director nominations, and council races in the borough. Mentions polite society activities, plant workers paid, and residents improving health amid civic campaigns and local politics.
Social News From Carbondale Saturday Evening Tea
The report recalls Th R Mall entertaining his Sunday school class at Gare avenue. Harry Scott, now in Boston, visited Carbondale for a time. A Baptist revival message was preached, with scenes of local attendees and many names listed among visitors and mourners. May deaths due to diphtheria are noted.
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R. Mall
Gare Avenue
Harry Scott
Carbondale
Boston
New England
Jobo E Smithoi
Druwmere
Ila City
Bathebrave
Thomas Boyle
Monry Masters
WH. Mallory
J. P. Ridholle
Cundy
Woodruff
EL Benjamin Maxey
Forest City
John Venshn
Providence
Alen
Joseph Isiur
Balem Avenue
Minnie Kyte
Wet Pittaten
Mlorenice Roirigan
Martin Tengen
Parview
W. W. Lathrope
Serainton
Local Meeting Draws Large Borough Attendance
Voters packed a Saturday evening meeting in the borough with debates between M. W. Cummings and James J. O Malley for justice of the peace. Cummings led with 247 votes to O Malley’s 200 and a tally of other local figures followed, including burges Bod Howard Hobart Jr Poa McNulty and auditor figures announced.
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Ned Aina
John PL Mehierile
Shuat Onenge
N.d
Mira Nellie Murphy
Thutmore
Sipper
Miia
Guth
Daiid
Beronion
Gur
Wreday
M. W. Cummings
James J. O'Malley
Justice of
Otherolles
Burgees
Bod
Howard
Hobart
McNulty
Jueice
the Peage
Joseph Wabh I
Tannell
Martin Choon
Lennon
Thomas Sheridms
Stirring Up In Honesdale Town Causes Moral Debate
The Honesdale correspondent of the Prohibition era paper attacks local readers and accuses the Honesdale Citizen of corrupting public morals. The piece mocks rival towns and mentions a masquerade planned to challenge local officials, highlighting community tensions and accusations of impropriety.
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ProWciettion
Honesdale
Alaska
Carbondale
Hawley
A. Walkey
Jermyn
Wis
Yeasonday
Fieneer
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuratein Peddled Local
Ambiguous ad claims a “mystic cure” for rheumatism and neuralgic pain in a day or three with rapid relief. The notice lists C. M. Harris at 25 Penn Avenue and Carl Loreng as druggists in Beranton, promising dramatic, immediate cures and dramatic benefits from a single dose.
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C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Carl Loreng
George Lohman Dies by Suicide at Kingston Bridge
George Lohman a well known Scranton restaurateur aged 45, disappeared Friday morning after a period of brooding. He boarded a kingston bound train, registered as George Thomas, and was found drowned in the river with valuables in his pockets. Authorities noted no marks of violence. his mind troubled by financial pressures and a looming note for a restaurant loan.
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Willer Same
Pia
Dian
Ebay
Ioan Inne
Lahman
Jiouhauen
Nurral
Isa Botigera
Thane
Agra
Gere Lolinwy
East Market Street
Miller
Kinston
Citi Cosner
Timmer
Meklence
Loman
Rock
Kingaten
Nenmatonm
George Thomas
Berwnton
Thait
Georg
Lokman
Ben
Germany
Scranton
Uhkt Ville
Mes
George Lohman
Scramton
Willowshrest
South Side
John
Louis
Arnold
Lolly
Carl
Carle
Minooka Happenings Include Benefit for Widow Kane
Mrs John McHush of Forest City helped organize a benefit for Widow Kane to be held at the Puther Mathew hall tonight. James Graham and Thomas Gibbons left for Pilitebury Saturday. A Republican caucus convenes at Fusshold's hall Tuesday evening. The United Septabelub holds its weekly meeting Tuesday. Funeral services for Mrs Tohen were held yesterday from her home on Mainstreet with burial at Minooka Catholic Cemetery. Michiel Gibbons, candidate for supervisor, will treat followers to a sleigh ride tonight.
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Mathew
Tueison
Bhanley
Father Shanshy
St. Thomas High
Jones
Simpaan Dé Co
Raymond
Balliehall
Wis Hever
Thomas Cilden
Patrick Law
Atrevt
Scranton
Ciien
Thlt
Groot
Vlad
Kelday
Patrick J. Loftus
Stephen Marrett
Council
Patrick Scanton
T. J. Klelty
Gonrad Kieintauer
Lally
Thomas FP. O'iMora
James Millarkey
Jr. Forcount
Thomia K
Atkinson
Third Ward
John McHush
Forest City
Minooka Frlanils
Albait
Kane
Puther
Mathew Hall
James Graham
Thomas Gibbons
Pilitebury
Satay
Meatest Gazelp
All Ticians
Fusshold
United Septabelub
Tohen
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France
United State
Fred Newittt
Kinkston
Ehalh
Moines
Wither
Bevan
Hyde Puark
Winwiig
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Hlehard
Polmies
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Andel
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John D. Clarke
Grtama
MN. Bodler
OhMidses
Olyvahant
George Lowman
Wilkes-Berre Restauraint Leopor
Kingston
Tie
Madiny
Edward Gunater
New York World
Giieter
Mr. Lohichan
Palic
Wilkor- Batre Lidge
Eike
Aira Anna Deemera
Maulton, Ponn
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Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Hood
Ted
Bey
Mas
Anna Dermers Vaulton
Mennsylvania
Paddwin's Hall
John Wuewoerth
Walkenshaw
Bella
Mima Janes
Mesera
John Evel
Davi Willams
BG. Jones
Chalithan
A. Norris
Winslow
Ayeayey Ey
Bitters
G. Wine
Tabsig
Onelda Co
N.Y
Hyde Park
Pisco
Ba HN
Lackawanna Ava
Pozzoni
Lacka, Ave
Scranton, Pa
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Tapestry
Brussels
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
Freday
Wyoming Avenue
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