The Runaway Car Chauffeur Heroine in June Mystery
A stranger and a chauffeur drive through a clouded day to a handsome home. Clara Weldon reveals she is running away from an arranged match with a wealthier suitor while a perilous chase ends with a heroic rescue of a child and a hopeful reunion with her father.
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Clara
Lam
Aird
Mise
Mnean
Misa
Italy
Mies
Chicago
oYs
Chauffeur
Cloge
Vlora
Papa
Mrs Winslow's Boothing Syrup Teething Remedy
Old and well tried remedy praised as one of the best female physicians in the United States. Prescription has cured millions of children and relieves teething pain. It stops diarrhoea griping wind colic and calms the child. Sold at ten cents a bottle.
Atlantic City Steeplechase Pier notes visitors and summer crowds
The Tribune Bureau reports Atlantic City in full summer swing with horse show and League of American Wheelmen attractions drawing crowds. Scranton visitors listed include WM C Doyle FE Bechtold and Judge Vosburg, with numerous hotel stays and a Roosevelt rifle tournament noted. Col. Tom Leslie invites Scranton readers to visit the Steeplechase Pier bureau.
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Wether Min
Brent
Landiond
Sitiange
League of American Wheelmen
Janelords
Scranton
the Tribune
WM. C. Doyle
Bechtold
Mr. Baumgarden
R. N. Wilson
Charles Pettit
Avoca
Harry Betterly
Kenilworth
Charles Lincoln
Frank Fleming
Dunlop
Thomas O'Hara
Strath Haven
R. N. Biegelman
Dennis
ER. R. Page
the &T. Charles
George Halstead
Rudolph
A. B. Tagewart
the Revere
BE. BR. Hart
Runnymede
J.J. Jennings
Beranton
Asbury Park
G. A. Blanchard
Tremont
Sea Girt
Charles J. Murray
Steeplechase Pier
Atlantic City
Rowan
Senator M. 8
Quay Ia
Hotel Gareden
Governor Murphy
President Roosevelt
Ben Girt
Bonehore
The
Tribune
Tom Leslie
Elmhurst Notes From Church Social and Local Visits
The Ladies' Ald society of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. F. J. Carr's Lake Henry summer home. Rev. G. H. Cole takes August leave of absence after visiting Baltimore and a seashore rest. Bessie Buckingham visits Beranton. Mrs. and Miss Woldy guests of the Wilcoxes. Misses Bikes visit at the Puller home. Irene Siroun returns from Philadelphia. Mrs. William Waltman visits with her daughter Louie and son Claude. A Baptist church service featured a talk on the hymn origin instead of a sermon drawing a large crowd.
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Ladies' Ald Society
the Presbyterian Church
F. J. Carr
Lake Henry
G. H. Cole
Baltimore
Mise Bessie Buckingham
Beranton
Mrr
Miss Woldy
Madisonville
J. H. Wilcox
The
Baptist Church
Jesus
Sunday Meetings Update From Local Church Schedule
The text notes that Sunday evening meetings for the month will vary from the usual order of sermons. The Baptist Sunday school plans to hold their event at Nay Aug Park on Thursday August 4.
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Button
Anne
Nay Aug Park
Moosic Social Notes Briefly Link Up With Lake Trips
Moosic residents spend Sunday at Lake Winola. Miss Felic Rogers visits brother O R Rogers. Stella Le Van leaves today for Lake Carey for two weeks. Elsie Blearns visits her cousin Ethel Tregelios. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fred Copp on Saturday evening Colonel Elm Boles visits town. Galen Thighy of Kingston spends Sunday here. Carrie Schoonover visits her father F J Schoonover. Charles Sehench of Beranton Wisconsin calls Sunday. Moosic Hose Co No 1 invites public banquet Tuesday July 22.
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Thutehinge
Lake Winola
Fxlel Rogers
Centremoreland
O. R. Rogers
Stella le van
Lake Carey
Elsie Blearns
Scranton
Ethel Tregelios
Fred Copp
Colonel Elm. Boles
Galen Thighy
Kingston
Carrie Schoonover
Lehman
F. J. Schoonover
Charles Sehench
Beranton
Wis
Moosic Hose Company
Fragmented excerpts from Judge text and playful vignettes
Excerpted lines depict whimsical imagery and quirky exchanges. Characters reference poppy fields, farming, and domestic scenes with a humorous tone. The piece includes dialogue about carriages versus dog carts and a country visit with family antics.
Burro-Say Rube Banter Over Porcupine Egg
A rustic joke exchange features Burr and Rube debating a porcupine egg with playful fooling and regional dialect. The misheard item underscores rural humor and wordplay.
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Burr
Rube
Bramble and Thorne Debate Christian Science Impact
Bramble asserts Christian Science has done a great deal of good and cured many from faith in patent medicines, while Thorne questions and challenges the claim.
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Bramble
Thorne
Sermon Ends as Parishioners Learn of Plate Collection
After a long hot morning sermon, Dominic speaks to his flock about a passing collection plate. He notes life’s waters are free but emphasizes that they must still pay for the hydrant. The crowd absorbs the message amid the heat.
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Negro Dominic
Bredren
Bradder Jones
Waters
Evarts Story Reveals Unpublished Anecdote About Hoar
From Jollne's Meditations of an Autograph Collector we learn of William M. Evarts in a late birthday note to Senator Hoar. Evarts, aging, quips that he reminds himself of a New England lady who, after thirteen pages of writing, asks to excuse her longevity.
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New England
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Clevelaid Plain Dealer
Treiune Bureau
Tilyou
Elmhurst
Sumter
Atterbury
Samter Brothers Complete Outfitters
Bert
Spyres
Bookes
Beth
Talloy
Willie
Reuben
Havana
Moka
la Rayene
Imperial Cigar CO
LACK
Cubanola Cigars
May
Rocksay
Scranton, Pa
Canadian Rockies
Banff
Yoho Valley
Great Glacier
Whymper
Matterhorn
Switzerlands
Canadian Pacific Railway
Toronto
Montreal
Imperial Limited
C. PF. B
EB. V. Skinner
Broadway
New York
Robert Kerr
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wilkes-Barre
Washington Avenue
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
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