Social Week in Kingston Highlighted by Charity Ball
The week features Easter week events in Kingston with the Charity ball and the Subscription dance at the Bicycle club, plus Paderewski concert tidbits, society marriages, engagements, and parties. Notable mentions include Miss Claire Horwn as pianist, Paderewski’s multilingual remarks, and the Young Women’s Christian Association chicken supper for fund support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicycle Club
Seehumann- Heink
Claire Horwn
Influenza Epidemic Warns London and England
Speuler notes that influenza grips Europe and will reach England by March. He cites Russia as the origin of the outbreak and urges preparedness with Dr Humphreys Grip and Cold Cure, sold at 25 cents in stores or by mail from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speula
Woueliet
London
Eingland
Russia
Europe
Humphreys
John Street
New York
Movements of People Report from Town Community Column
Mea W. 2 AZwinder went to New York on Thursday. Ming Grould of Clay Avenue is visiting friends in New York City. E. J. Browning has returned from a visit. Mrs N Y Leet and Miss Terwilliger have returned from New York after spending last week. Mulford of Montrose returned home yesterday after visiting friends in the city. Mrs W B Hickson and Mrs Callighan spent Thursday with Med LeGrand Weight at the home of her daughter. Mrs Bannister at West Pittston. Mrs Dougherty and Miss Thomas, Wyom ing Avenue milliners, who spent the past week in New York City, will return home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azwinder
New York
Ming Grould
Clay Avenue
New York City
E. J. Browning
Harford
W. Br, Hickson
Mes
J. Callighan
Med. LeGrand Weight
D. VU. Bannister
West Pittston
March Forecast From Storms to Smallpox Dread
The column warns of a harsh March with stormy spells and high winds as the moon shifts. It cites Virgo and Pisces influences, predicts earthquakes, epidemics, rail accidents, and cautions for water and weather planning across the country. A male child born this month is described as modest, prudent, and fond of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareh
Moon
Meron
Nera
America
Scranton Audiences Fuss Over Encores and Armory Critique
The piece rails at audience rush after performances and at Paderewski encores, noting boxed seating and weathered armory conditions. It praises Scranton’s musical culture, cites diverse communities, and lauds Andrew Mack in Tom Moore with strong local sentiment.
Sunday School Lesson on Stephen Death and Mission
Readings discuss the persecution of early Christians, Stephen’s martyrdom, and the scattering of believers. Questions probe motive, the vision of God, stoning method, Saul’s role, and the impact on the church’s mission and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
Berkshire
Saul
Stoning
Why They Were Cheap Provident McKinley Tale
A fragmented tale recounts Provident McKinley tied to a legal path in youth. It describes shop encounters, a penny pinching routine, and temptations from a shopkeeper to read as moral instruction about economy and honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provident Mckinsley
McKinley
Rimpeen Mate quartet takes center stage at Oneonta church
Musical gossip notes the Rimpeen Mate quartet performing at a church service in Oneonta New York drawing an audience over 1 000. Members Maney Acker The Welle Dottie Atrama sing with notable vocal skill and the group plans several concerts including Olyphant and Watkind venues with strong demand for their singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neorta
Domand
Hoseopral
Tie Quartette
Romlbredl Kelevont
Simpson Male Quartet Set for Lyceum Theater Debut
The Simpson Male Quarte t, affiliated with the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association, makes its concert debut at the Lyceum Theater Friday evening. Under W Alfred Pennington, the program features Bach, Schubert, and sacred anthems with organ meditations and vocal solos. The concert aims to accommodate all who wish to attend with morning and evening worship services at Flint Mark Church and other venues.
Avoca's Big Boulder Discovery Attracts Geologists
A conglomerate rock near Avoca in Mexico region draws attention from geologists as a notable specimen likely from the Gem period. The pudding stone formation features worn water pebbles and straddles older geological classifications, with limited precise dating available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexicange
Avoul
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Rich Blood and Strong Nerves
An advertisement proclaims Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy that purifies blood, strengthens nerves, and restores vitality. The claim emphasizes health benefits for vigor and energy.
Don Carlos Ranch Owner Endorses Paine's Celery Compound
Colonel Byron Th. Van Raub of Van Raub Texas reports fifteen years of kidney trouble sleeplessness and rheumatism eased by Paine's Celery Compound claiming permanent health restoration after one bottle. He says previous cures gave only temporary relief and credits the product with curing his ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Byron TH. van Raub
Don Carlos Ranch
van Raub
Texas
Diamond Days Rime Eniiien on a Remote Moosic Peak
A specimen rests on a stone plateau at the summit of a Moosic range mountain, with robin-like pebbles on site more beautiful than ordinary granite. The rock stands three and a half feet high, six feet long, and weighs likely tons, described by geologist Thouine Davis of Spruce Street who notes its isolation from other specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thouine Davis
Spruce Street
Davis
Tocality
Domestic fish and seafood cookery from Emma Paddock Telport
A lengthy guide to preparing fish at home with soups stews and broiled dishes. It notes fish varieties such as herring salmon cod cornmeal and shellfish and offers methods for stock sauces garnishes and table etiquette. The text includes several recipes and kitchen tips from a 19th or early 20th century cookbook voice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paderewski
Belieue
Paderewakl
Fred
Hand
Kelly
KR. C. Witlik
Young Women's
Chrristian Association
Miss Ericsson
Wood
Thee Woman's Exchange
Philadelphia
Arladelphia Orchestra Wild
Lyceum
Brady
G. Duk
Dimmick
Mim
J. Benjamin Dimmick
Aaron Goldsmith
William Con
Mr. O. &, Byxbee
Prince Henry
Mr. Byxbee
Prince
J. J. Lynett
2. M. Scranton
FY. J. Fitesimmons
Margaret Torry
John Benton Fassett
Jermyn
Julia Pettigrew
Spingter Club
Miss Frances Hunt
Byron H. Winton
Sanderson Avenue
George Stone
M. RB. Kays
James P. Hosey
M. Tt. Kays
William Mattes
George Clearwater
A. van Cleef
S. PF. Hull
A. C
Second Presbyterian Church
William Gisner
Ida
Bertram MacDonald
Pittston
Louis Dettenmayer
Harrison Avenue
Conrad Schroeder
Lillian Craft
Helen Stumpp
Verna Williams
Amelia Wolff
Katherine Stumpp
Katherine Dettenmayer
Ida Rinker
Messrs
Albert Pfeifer
Arthur G
van Houten
Charles Hinan
Arthur O'Brien
Harry Stipp
Arthur Tucker
Charles Hart
William F. Mattes
Mesdames M. R. Kayes
James P. Hosie
George Kear
C. B. Pursell
B. M. Winton
S&s. P
Foster
Tenney
Marvin
Davidson
Underwood
Gertrude Crynant Williams
Frank Washington Beavers
W. W. Williams
School Street
Linden Street
Amin
Citi
Tiweeday
Phuralay
Timothy
Marie Dive
Colney
Dred Hive
Storma
ULC
Coles
Kingston
Stirme
Ethel Newcombe
St. Luke's Manish Hall
Adams Avenue
Beranton
Scranton
United States
Wilkes-Barre
Seranton
Germany
Conservatory of Music
Wa Nang Reeftul
Andrew Mack
Tom Moore
Mack J
Saucy
Bess
Chelstead
Derisalo
Serdom
Decane
Herouvid
Watkind
Maely i
Papua
Mive Jewle Betatlow
The
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Philadelphia ‘Orchestra
Pelle
Lieenm
Lyceim Theater
BIS Pe
Ohurel
Flmn
Mark Dlureh
W. Alfred Pennington
Orginiat Aml
Tia Hers
L . Alling
Orawn
CT. Watkins
Providetier
Thurlay Ovis
Schubert Nartottes Wootstonns
Tralph Willis
Oltal
Aebury Methodist Church
AVOCA
Paine’s
Ribbona
Diamand
Dyas Rime Eniiien
Neconomout
Domestic Science
Cormun
Italia
Mare Soilles
Thackeray
Odin
Derre
Nowillalainge
Alicia
Fey
Bien
Walt
Gael
Papdey
Monelov
Chow
Ollie
Hilo
Iinicaut
Walihut
Tne
Gyuce
Binjler
Duane
Ull
Wwe
Jules
Aial
Quirsley
Mixwell
Merwe
Kinny
Emma Paddock Telpord
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