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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1900

Page

8

Mixed foursome kickoff for T. KK. Jones cup at country club

Golfers gather for a mixed foursome at the country club with many entries expected. Play starts after 2 p.m. for thirteen holes. The day also features a popular Saturday veranda scene as the course remains in excellent condition. Next Thursday Wilkes-Barre hosts an open tournament drawing local entrants.

Wilkes-Barre Mesare J. HH. Brooks James Flair Princeton Pyne Annals of the Poor John

Movements Of People In Scranton Area This Week

A long list of residents and visitors names several towns including New York Philadelphia Phil aelphia Strowdyburg and Jefferson Avenue. Notables include Alderman Mowe returning from Philadelphia and Miss Archbald hosting guests in Virginia and Rochester with multiple visits to New York and Lake Ariel.

Margaret E. Horan Pf. J. Horan Mathew P. Cawley St. Mary's Catholic Church Dunmore Eugene Garvey Pittston J. W. Malone M. F. O'Rourke Willameport M. A. Loftus Scranton F. . Kennedy, Esq Newark Ohio Bauer Chestnut Street Hanley M. FB. Donlan D. J. MacGoldrick Father O'Rourke Williamaport O'Toole Quinnan Kiev H. A. Garvey V. G Lavaghlin M. J. Loftus Honesdale Garvey F. F. Merriman C. A. Airs J. C. McAndrew Behadt I. KR. Fowler Fire. Thompson T. J. Kelly C. Wills J. Curtin Williamsport J. Lynelt Walter Greaves T. Turke John Cawley Frank Lynch M. J. Horan John E. Swift H. W. Powderly Mary. Carbondale Richard O'Brien Join Robertson Susan FE. Dickinson O'Malley Kingston Lucy Carroll Agnes Crosspin Nellie Alice, Saddle Lucy May McGar D. J. Eedy Frank McAndrew W. M Fitzgerald A.J. Horan Dr. Ready Southworth A H. © Sanderson New Yor' I C Reynolds Strowdyburg Mowe Philadelphia Elizabeth Archbald Thowsand Ilana A. HK. Walker Philaelphla L. J. Wiliam New York Frank Hornbaker Kaaton Montrose Princeton William A. Lamb Tinghamton Albert Hines

Princeton week brings many visitors to commencements

Local notices list numerous names visiting Princeton and surrounding towns for commencement exercises and social events this week. Attendees include Me A W Dielkwa, Mucklow of Boyle Mucklow, and Miss Kinadelineon among others. several residents travel to Montrose Annapolis and Bethlehem for ceremonies and gatherings.

Mes M. B. Fuller J. WW. Brady, Jr Jawon Daur, Jr Princeton A. W. Dielkwa RE. . Mucklow Boyle & Mucklow George Rice and Olivetreet Germ Thed Tho Tunkhan Mille Miro Bradford New York de Nod Bebef Coo de Doles Franklin F. Arndt Brooklyn N. Y Mary Davidson Washington Simuel Found Prompton Mr. Stevens Capotinn Avenue Lucille Mora Burlington, WI M. Goudy Quincy Bertha Powell Linden Street Mlew Hoe Bethlehem Stoddart Borr Wailding Columbia County de. C. CC Lanhooh Wyoming Avenue Yeaday William McMillan Mig Marion McMillan New Jersey BE. Sullivan Muster Asockithon Daltmore Mee L. BR. Freeman and Son Reed Tinghamton Co Bh Wells Webster Avenue Helen Franklin Mire Jer and Son Delaware Street Cincinnati Kinadelineon North Washington Avenue All Souls’ Church Wnion Pevnewlvania Towanda BR. Meardstes B. Richards

A Disputed Census Tale of Intrigue and Infirmities

A humorous piece recounts an enumerator who resigns after his wife interrogates every entry. The tale contrasts his fragile nerve with the social bustle of a city, including noisy milkmen, morning papers, and Sunday disruptions, ending with a wry jab at reform and progress.

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How Peruna Helps Women

Ida M. Russell of Kansas City writes of catarrh relief after using Peruna, noting restored sleep and appetite, strength, and overall health after five bottles. Mrs. Collins of Liverett, Mrs. Bertha Mohr of Iowa City, and a neighbor also attest to Peruna aiding digestion, nervousness, and vigor after prolonged illness.

Ida M. Russell Economic Savings and Progressive Society Kansas City Hartman Mra. T. W. Collins Independent Order of Good Templars Liverett, Wash Peruna Bertha Mohr Gilbert Treet Towa City Towa

Blood Health Myth Debunked by Della Friedle Letter

A Cleveland reader argues blood medicine cannot feed blood, only digestion and proper nutrition matter. Peruna is praised for stimulating appetite and digestion, not enriching blood, while a free book on women’s health is offered by The Peruna Medicine Co. from Columbus Ohio.

Mra Della Friedle Harper Street Cleveland Peruna Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio

Remarkable tale of Duncan and religious prejudice

Senator West recounts Duncan a Scotch missionary who tamed cannibals in British North America by teaching Christian beliefs but refrained from the Lord's Supper. Facing church authorities, he chose to relocate the tribe to Alaska seeking religious freedom, a move West deems the most pathetic and prejudiced display he has seen.

Margaret Edwards H. M. Edwardsa Edward W. Thayer Washburn Street Presbyterian Church J. @. Moffat Anna Edwards Mizella Williams Edith Richards Florence Gibba May Edwards Herbert Thayer Mersie John Nh. Edwards Harry P. Decker Frank Mansfield Francis Wettling Bauer Clark Thayer South Main Avenue Wakington Post Benator West Missouri British North America Duncan Senator West Vancouver Church of England Alaska

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