Beecham's Pills Marketed For Biliousness And Constipation
Beecham's pills are advertised as remedy for biliousness bilious headache dyspepsia heartburn torpid liver dizziness sick headache bad taste in the mouth coated tongue loss of appetite sallow skin when caused by constipation. Constipation is stated as the most frequent cause. Book free pills five cents. Available at drugstores or write B F Allen Co 365 Canal St New York.
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Beecham
B.F. Allen Co
Canal St
New York
Summer Attire Hints in Old Sol Weather Notes
The passage jokes about shifting from pneumonia fears to sun heat as Old Sol signals warmer days and the need for summer clothing. It notes the sun’s penetrating rays as a reminder that readers are candidates for seasonal attire.
Textile Ad Promotes Fashion Fabrics and Yarns
The listing advertises a range of fabrics and yarns including Lisle Thread Veste in white and colored variants, Balbriegan Veste, Fashionable Ribbed Voeste, Finnat Egyptian Yarns, and Gossamer Vestn in novelty and steady varieties.
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Goole
Textiles Highlight Ginghama and Dress Goods Range
Connoisseurs recognize Ginghama printings as the peak of textile art. Swivel Silk Ginghama, Pin Heal, and Shepherds Checks lead a line of solid colors, stripes, and plaids in valued varieties.
Complete assortment of corsets and sewing goods offered
In these days of improvement we promote the Umer and offer a wide selection of corsets and trimmings. The shop lists ventilated and summer weight corsets at selling prices and stocks laces trims fabrics and sewing supplies including silk twist sewing silk batten cotton linen thread bone casing belting shoe laces pins hooks and eyes corset steels tassels buttons and more.
Fashionable Savings at Our Store
If you wish to be well and fashionably dressed trade at our store. If you wish to save money come to us first.
GORMAN'S GRAND DEPOT PREPARES TEACHERS AT BYSTONE ACADEMY
The Bystone Academy in Factoryville Pennsylvania offers refined schooling with main and art teachers classes and a commercial course including typewriting and shorthand. Principal M Loomis invites prospective graduates to request illustrated circulars and enroll for best preparation in teaching and related fields.
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M. Loomis
A.m
Throop Church Picnics and Civic Developments
The Baptist Sunday school plans a Fourth of July picnic on church ground. The Methodist Episcopal Sunday School follows with a grove picnic near the Robins' property. Joseph J. Williams returns to work after an eye ailment. Rev. Mr. Nowell from Lake Ariel moves to lead the local Methodist church. The Pancoast company prepares four new carriages for the main graft. The Olyphant water company extends its line toward the city limit along Pancoast avenue to the boulevard. Horace Hepburn spent Sunday in Throop.
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Baptist Sunday School
Samuel Holtz
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Robins
Joseph J. Williams
Nowell
Lake Ariel
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pancoast Company
Olyphant Water Company
Scranton Road
Pancoast Avenue
Horace Hepburn
Sanday
Throop
Local social notes and race entries from Honesdale
Mrs L O Rose Mrs Jenkins and Mrs C F Rockwell enjoy time at Upper Woods Club House. William Penniman editor of Plymouth Tribune visiting his mother. A barn and an adjoining shed burned at Beach Pond with no insurance. Rev John M Lewis Jr preached first sermon as rector to a large congregation. Races at the Fair Pointet feature horses including Bob Lee Young Troubador Iowa Boy and Colonel Harwood among others.
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Mra. Jenkins
Mra. C. F. Rockwell
Upper Woods Club
William Penniman
The
Plymouth Tribune
Thomas Oliver
Baech Pound
Tanuc Levy
New York City
John M. Lewis, Jr
St. George’s Church
New York
Race Church
Fair
Bob Lee
J. Branning
Wilkes-Barre
Young Troubador
Dr. du Bois
Wilkes Barre
Jame Miller
A. Miller
Wilkestre
Iowa
C. H. Parker
German Catholic flag raising and Independence Day parade details
Pittsburgh area brief notes a 10 15 a.m. flag ceremony at the German Catholic church with a procession by St. Joseph’s Society. It includes speeches by Rev. Peter Crist and P. A. O’Boyle, band music, and songs. Also listed are local band performances, student honors, and plans for a July Fourth parade lineup with numerous community groups and street routes.
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St. Joseph
St. Joseph's Society
Liberty Cornet Bani
St. Mary’s School
Church Street
Lroud
Main
Mill
Mwen
Liberty Cornet Land
John Becker
St. Joseph's Aocinty
Grand Army
Elterich
North Main Street
Maroh
Panjaut
Linden
American Aira
Tobani
Pretty Daisies
Seltzer
Mani
Perth
Saltzar
Sheriuati
Mare
Uniform Bank
I. M. Il Academy
Narely
Thy Misaea
Elia Cawley
Blanche Lavan
Maggie Mack
Lizzie Cawley
Hannah Mullin
Bridget Clark
Ellie Connors
Ida Oberdorfer
Lucy Melvin
Katie Doherty
Alice Moran
Celia Maloney
Alia Greer
Katie McDonnell
Mary McAndrew
Mary Gilroy
Mav Golden
Bernadette Collier
Terese McPliggt
Avon Newth
Anna Collier
Alay Tirace
Frankie Murray
Lottie Hart
Nellie Maloney
Nouletias
St. Johno’s Parish
Grand Marabal
Thos
Manganvide
M. T. Langan
John T. Ford
J. Burke
Pd. Mannan
Patrick Modale
Andrew R. Quinn
Edward Callaghan
O. P.M.T. Society
M. T. A. Society
St. John's
St. John's PF
M. 'T. A. Society
St. Joseph's Cadets
Knighte
Inkerman
AO. H
B of i
Bot A.st. Aloysius Cocuty
St of Emerald Societies
Sons of Columbia
CMB. AL
Dovents Club
Rolla Cla
Citizens
William Street
South Church Street
North Church Atrest
East Broad Atrest
Mareh
Broad
Main Street
Railroad Street
Tompling
Tompkins
Oaketrent
Oak
Grove
Tomas Maugan
Tmarerial
Children Day exercises in Carbondale Baptist church
The Sunday 2 PM Children Day program at the Carbondale mission town hall drew a full house with evergreen decorations and praise for a performer. Local interest grows amid hopes a chapel may be built. Notables greet visitors and several local moves and visits are noted.
Local News Roundup From Peckville and Nearby Areas
W L Condit and cousin Miss Annie of East Orange N J visit Mr and Mrs Herbert McCormick. Mrs P L Bongeonter returns from Susquehanna county. Methodist Episcopal plans cemetery grave festival at Taylor's grave. Baptist and Presbyterian unions host festival at the new church. Charles Miller of Paris Place visits Miller family. John and Martin White travel to Hazleton for illness of mother. Mr and Mrs Jacob Depew head to Mill City for Fourth with friends. Mrs Shedicor returns from Anconte with aunt Mrs Whitticar. Miss Mina Finch leaves for undisclosed destination.
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W. L. Condit
Fannie
East Orange
N. J
Herbert McCormick
P. L. Bongeonter
Susquehanna County
Methodist Episcopal
Taylor
Union
Presbyterian
New Presbyterian Church
Charles Miller
Paris Place
Mre. Whitticar
Mina Finch
Carlsbad Spruce Salt Promises Bodily Benefits At Home
Famous figures through centuries sought Carlsbad cures and now one can obtain the Sprudel Spring based Spruce Salt at home. Outdoor exercise recommended. genuine bottle bears Eisner & Mendelson Co. signature as sole agents in New York.
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Kings and Queens
Carlsbad
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Sole Agis
New York
Archbald and Peckville residents recall Crystal Lake outing
A Sunday drive near Crystal Lake included James A Archbal d and Frank Benjamin from Peckville with local residents Eugenia Duffy Thomas Kelly and Mary Kennedy. The town discusses Second ward division for population and voting ease while a school board meeting approved Myers term and a $100 salary, and parish picnic plans at Sylvan Park outlined events and parade order.
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James A. Kearney
Locoat
Frank Benjamin
Peckville
Crystal Like
Wod
Eugena Duffy
Thomas Kelly
Main Street
Mary A. Kennedy
Laurel Street
Crystal Lake
A.A. Vosburg
Scranton
James P. Mack
Moores Street
Volere
Lally
Principss Davis
Myere Mo- Vow
Mrr. Myers
Wis
Revels
Rivel
St. Thomas
Sylvan Park
McAndesw
Marahal
Haat
Archbald
Hose Co
Serenady Hane
Father Mathew
Cathiutic Mutual Benefit Association
Batner Mathew Society
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Citineua
East Side Band
Jermyn Social Event Highlights Fireworks and Refreshments
Misa Addie Trittan visits New York. Misa Kate Bloom r from Scranton joins east side guests. Fireworks set to be the finest in the area at the St James Episcopal church social with top quality refreshments promised by the ladies society. Also noted are local appointments and community notices including the O and W agent change and a July 18 Methodist Sunday School amusement committee meeting in Far View chaired by W J Toman.
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Misa Addie Trittan
New York City
Mian Mary Swick
Jermyn
St James’ Episcopal Church
Misa Kate Bloom R
Scranton
Eile
George
Donn
Jersey Central
Frank Wettling
T. V Powderly
Carbondale
A. Stockhouse
Green Ridge
Matholiet Episcopal Santay School
Farview
W.J. Toman
Dr King's New Discovery Trial Offer at Matthew Bros
Advertises Dr King s New Discovery for coughs colds and chest troubles under a money back guarantee. Customers may return unused bottles for a full refund after trying the remedy at Matthew Bros drug store in a large size and price.
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Dr. King
de, King
Matthew Bros Drug Store
Aise Ge
Annex under way at Methodist church in Clark's Green
The Methodist Episcopal church in Clark's Green began a long anticipated annex to improve comfort and privileges. The congregation will use it for a July 4 festival with dinner, supper, strawberries, ice cream, and other seasonal delicacies. Local residents and visitors are noted including Miss Euth Decker returning to Honesdale and marriages such as Andrew J. Stager and Mrs. Jennie Dailey.
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Euth Decker
Honesdale
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas Courtright
Illinois
B. F. Courtright
Bertha Clark
Thompson
Mae Benedict
Colin Crane
Scranton
Noah Hote
Woek
Emma Pirror
Montrose
Tinkham
Benjamin Mead
Nicholson
Griffin
James Griffin
White Plains
N. Y
Forest City Notes On Visits and Local Events
Forest City residents host and visit relatives including Lewin Evane Guston and Mrs Maxey and Mrs Westgate. Davis drug store opens, Frank Miller of Wilkes-Barre visits, and a busy checker contest between Carmichael and Lewis draws crowds. A reception honors Rev D M Lappens, who will move to Brookville to lead a Baptist church, with the Forest City Cornet Band performing.
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Thomas Stevenson
Mayfield
Carbondale
Forest City Friends
John Carmichael
Scranton
Clarence Lewis
Thompson
Olympic Club Room
Carmichael
D. M. Lappens
Baptist Church
Mra PD
PL Lappens
Misa Addie Lappens
Creorgia
Forest City Cornet Band
Lappens
Lappene
Tie
Brookville
N. Y
Forest City
Mr. Morgan
Clifford
Presbyterian Church
Avoca Notes Highlight Lectures Examinations And Socials
The Rev. Gabrielian native of Armenia gives a lecture on Mohammedan Turkey at the Presbyterian church in Avoca and at Drake’s hall in Laickawanna. Avoca locals Hodgson O’Brien Burleigh pass mine foreman exams. Mrs Davie of Danmore visits Avoca. Picnic planned by St Mary’s in Jackson’s Park on July 4. Miss Manghan returns to Pottsville after visiting Avoca family.
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Wmoc
Gabrielian
Armenia
Turkey
Princeton Theological Seminary
Moosie
Drake's Hall
Lickawanna
Langeliffe Presbyterian Church
Joseph Hodgson
Thomas O'Brien
Avoca
Robert Burleigh
Jackson's Park
Mise Et‘la Manghan
Mra
Edward Newlin
Pottsville
Wedding Crowds Delay Reverend King Preaching
Rev King of Taylor missed Tuesday evening sermons due to the wedding. He will preach tonight at the Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs Muir traveled to Scranton to buy a Scotland ticket and will sail late this week abroad until October to visit relatives. John Campbell moved to Providence to take a pump runner job at the Richmond mines. Mrs Flynn and sons Oscar and Claude of Sayre visit Mr Simmitz on Brook street. Women's Christian Temperance Union Bible reading will be Thursday in the Presbyterian basement led by Mrs Kerr.
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King
Taylor
James Muir
Scranton
Scotland
John Campbell
Providence
Richmond Mines
Flynn
Sone
Oscar and
Claude
Sayre
Simmitz
Brook Street
Christian Temperance
Presbyterian Church
Kerr
Boys entertain with modest admission charge
Fragmentary note describes a small boys' entertainment billed as a single act with an admission price of 15 cents. It mentions linstlora as performers and suggests the event aims for simple seasonal amusement.
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Linstlora
Local social notices from Nicholton to Scranton community
Miss Amy Harrington visits Nicholton for a few days while Miss Margaret Upton from Brooklyn spends the summer with Mrs. C E Mahoney. The Little Delmonico serves ice cream and refreshments as local residents host gatherings.
The Bicycle At Church Bicyclists Invited To Sit
Churches invite bicyclists to leave their wheels in a receptacle during services and announce the policy from the pulpit. The note praises the idea as practical for the growing cyclers who are mostly young and in need of guidance. It suggests church spaces may adapt to accommodate bicycles.
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New York
NEBS OR THE LAW Philadelphia Prev
The piece argues the Pullman strike is a test of wages versus law. It states two questions: whether the railroad can be blocked by extra legal force and whether workers may manage their property. It asserts that traffic must not be stopped and property must stay with its legal owners.
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Philadelphia
Pullman
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Grand Depot
Bystone Academy
Factoryville, PA
Pittston
Exercmea
Townshle
Baptist Christian Endeavor Society
Walter Frick
E W. Milla
Lewisburg
Tom Watkins
Simpson & Watkins
Fern Hall
H. G. Libley
Horrick Centre
Baptist Tabernacle
Monroe Tyler
Lena Rhoaden
Herrick Venter
John W. Aitken
Preston Park
Methodist Church
Dimock
Canaan
O. W. Bagsey
Canaan Street
Beethoven
Wellington
Bismarck
Brendford County
Bewark
Fitatths
Thoms
Beleetric Ol
Clark’s Green
Raby
Castoria
Ming
St. Josaph’s Cadetcorps
Temperance Hall
Yokomo Orchestra
Tts
Callary’s Arcade
Maggie Durkin
Nellie Jones
Minooka Friends
Giraud Avenue
Temperence Men
Tard
St. Joseph's F. A. B
Father Matthew Hall
John J. Exon
Prof
Davis
Peter Cusick
Mins Della Langan
Misa Lanta Kelly
Mr. Judge
Mary Cawley
Annie L. Mallen
Mise Loretta McDonald
Mina Lanta Byoo
Mr. Con
Mins
Julia Mahedy
John C. Casey
Celia Dunleavy
Misa
Mary J. Loughrey
Peter I
Waverly
Amy Harrington
Nicholton
Margaret Upton
Brooklyn
C E. Mahoney
Martin Bold
Edith Carpenter
Wayne County
Andrew Bedford
Andrew
James P. Dickson
Dalton
EF. Leighton
Binghamton
George Bedford
Andrew Ledford
Little Dalmonica
Little Delthousee
Be, Parker
Jones & Sprults
F. C. Hannyon
Madison Academy
Elkana Holly
Keystone Academy
Rev
A. Bergen Brows
Ilome
Little Delmonco
F. E. Parsons
Lila
York State
Waverly Baseball Club
William Slall
Clark Summit Club
Actives
Little Delmonico A
Mira Mattie Clifford
Mre. Beat
George Clifford
Washington Camp No
Patriotic Order Suns of America
George Sherman
A. B Coles
Nebs OR
the Law
Hood
Edward Scott
Philatelptia
Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
St. Joseph's Hospital
Tscan
Ay Hough
Thad
Wap Scollin
Ogden Street
Alek
Lackawanna Ave
Iamsera
Lacka Avenue
Feri
Wyoming
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