Warner’s Safe Cure touted as remedy for Bright’s disease
The article extols Warner’s Safe Cure as a cure for Bright’s disease and kidney trouble. It cites Dr Richard Bright and a Medford, Massachusetts man who claims kidney relief and weight gain after using the medicine. The piece urges prompt use for back pain, headaches, cold skin, and digestion issues as warnings of kidney degeneration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bright
Bogushowin
Wright
Bright
Warner
Bate
C. Tf, Tincotn
Medford
Mass
Howe
Lincoln Saye
Warher
Warnere
Earth
Mr. Lincoln
Audi
Carbondale Meeting Passes Ordinances and Appointments
At a recent Carbondale meeting two readings passed reducing the city engineer salary from 1200 to 700 per year. A Laurel Street petition seeks uniform forty five foot width. Extensions and improvements were referenced to committees. Post office fixtures were discussed with Nealon supplies. a solicitation requisition was granted. Various transfers and park report were filed. The council amended plans for Pike Street to a forty foot street to the city line. Fire and police service provisions tied to a Telephon e franchise with bond requirements. A lecture by Prof Hawker is announced at Salem avenue. Several local business trips and visits noted among residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caun
Meyers, Nealon, Mannion, Battle and Thompson
Swigert
Eaton
Laurel Street
Salem Weenue
Weet
Park
Common Cowner
Mansion
Pike Street
South Malin Street
Terrace Street
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
First Sewer District
Commonira
Select Council
Carbondale Telephone Company
Mitchell
Columbia
Barton and Wright Headed to Klondike via San Francisco
W L Barton and Edward Wright departed for the Klondike region last evening traveling by way of San Francisco. Barton, an engineer and prospector, has vast experience in artesian wells for the Crystal Lake Water Co and has mined coal on the Wyatt Scurry tract for two years. If ingenuity counts, Barton may soon own prized gold nuggets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L Barton
Edward Wright
Klondike
San Francisco
Mr. Barton
Brownell Swamp
Crystal Lake Water Company
Wyatt- Scurry Tract
Barton
Plans for New School Building Addition
The school board discussed architect Brown of Feranten presenting plans for a central school addition. The design proposes a four story structure with a four story height and the first floor aligned with the street, providing a 40 59 foot extension in front of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Feranten
Drewiies
Local residents seen returning from trips and visits
Mire J D Fox returns from Dunmore after visiting Mr and Mrs A D Blackinton J D Relsstuth comes back from Middletown Miss Mabel Carr departs this week for Port Jervis friends Miss Susan Jincdwin visits Scranton Charles Perkins returns from New York Mrs Edward Hall convalescent EN Dickenson gains work at the Delaware and Hudson locomotive shops Miss Neil and Elia Sturm return from Susquehanna Willis Jones severely ill Miss Elin Tallman and May Bingham back from Olyphant chair Nive Leaf fledwe planning a lecture on the topic
Jermyn and Mayfield Borough Council Seated and Organized
The horoveh council adjourned a joint meeting after exoneration list review and organized new officers. Patrick Burdish won chair with Theron Moon. John K. Jones became borough secretary. James P. L. Sampson and Patrick Cain elected borough treasurer. Jesse G. Avery chosen supervisor. Six Republicans and three Democrats, only chair handled by a Democrat. Next meeting set for April 3. Local residents Gr Carlisle Jones and others noted, Easter concert planned by Hogarth's band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horoveh Council
Jay
Corneil
Messrs
W. 3
Badger
Will Dunn
Elihne J. Nicholson
Messis. Walters
Bloomer
Bunt
Patrick Burdish
Theron Moon
FL RO Gill
John K. Jones
James PL Sampson
Patrick Cain
Samp
Bon
Jesse G. Avery
Henry Sobey
Martin McAndrew
Walters
Gr. Carlisle Jones
Scranton
John R. Jones
Park
William Williams
Weat Manyfield
W. J. Davis
Olyphant
Suniday
Delaware and Hudson
Herbert Yost
Frank Taker
Cemetery Street
Rendham
Hogarth
William Dunn
North Main Street
Peckville
Hood's Sarsaparillin Praised By Local Resident
Brodheadaville resident Harry Smith reports long use of Hood's Sarsaparilin and declares it the best medicine he ever took. He calls it number one for biliousness and a blood purifier. says it cannot be beaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodheadaville, Pa
Harry ©. Smith
Hood
Brong Funeral Attendance and Local Land Deals Stir Interest
Mgr and Mrs Charles Brong attended the funeral of F Sigin in Cresco. Mr Robert Lintern visited his parents in Pittiston. Poerkville chickens were stolen from FE Wagner's henery, nine birds killed for marketing. Morton Harlet traveled to Winchester Virginia with a corporation, involving W S Blows and a land deal near Gainsboro priced at 206 970.1 per acre. The venture has locals excited as land sales continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr
Charles Brong
Cresco
F. Sigin
Robert
Morton Harlee
Winchester
Harlot
Hasloe
Gainsboro
Untitled Coal Vein Discoveries Reported by Officials
The article notes good veins of soft coal found in several spots with promising paying quantity and large deposits said to be located. graphite and other minerals are also mentioned as to be hidden or secured.
Taylor Town Weather Woes And Local Events Of Spring
The Taylor area sees streets choked by thaw mud and blocked drains as the street commissioner works to clear crosswalks. Attending events include Pride of Lickawanna lodge No. 18 and a May Decoration Day prep for borough schools. Preachers, hotel moves, and social notices are noted alongside local visits and church programs, with Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by contractor Go. B. Secord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride of
Lickawanna Lodes
Apeuin- Thon
Unis Yeriing
Casper Staillle
Taylor Hore Vwompany
Stahli
James Hughes
South Atelen
Tirdle Park
Calvary Baptist Church
Hughes
Henry Neighy
Ned Street
Henry Welrenruth
Migens Ohwen Howelle
Mattie Harry
Pitteten
Harry Powell
Pittston
Daniele
Differnt Wats
Chayles Sampeon
Wilkea- Barre
John
Heator
N.Y
Mikes Florence
Philadelphia
Maggie and
Ligsie Emieriine
Uniontreet
Mise Winnie Moran
North Taylor
Mr. Gibbons
West Scranton
W. T. Harris
Grove Street
Nanticoke
Harry Kelster Tearch
William Thomas
Weat Minooka
Semuel Plane
Main Street
Davis Building
Evan J. Davis
Ewies Hotel
Sarah Hughes
Atives
Suryven
Archbald
Pye
Community Fair Opens at Lloyd's Hall In Lackawanna Street
The Susquehanna Street Baptist church fair opens this evening at Lloyd's hall with decorated booths flags and bunting. Donations include a bedroom salt a valuable parlor salt and reelers. Supper features roast and ice cream with admission five cents. Program includes W H Davis Mrs Lizzie Hughes-Brundoage Clara Stephens and Lewis Means. Also notes funeral of James P Foley held yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna Street Baptist Church
Lloyd’s Hall
Lackawanna Street
W. H. Davis
Mra
Lirezie Hughes-Brundoage
Clara Stephens
Lewis Means
J Mattheos Haw
Ulm Street
James P. Foley
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Pain Free Relief
Ad extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless, rapid remedy for all forms of piles. Claims no surgical pain, immediate relief, and a complete cure without harming nerves or requiring invasive procedures. Endorsed by Pyramid Drug Co of Marshall, Michigan, sold by druggists at 60 cents per package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
AJAX
Caer
Aexx Remedy Co
Funeral Rites Honor Deceased Amid Large Attendance
A large crowd gathered as pallbearers and clergy led funeral services at St Patrick's Church and cemetery for the deceased. Rev Murphy delivered a solemn sermon while officials and city leaders witnessed the interment. The Eureka Knights of Malta hosted a social after, and a Presbyterian church entertainment was announced for the coming evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . Reilly
M. Eb.ottus
Scranton
J. M. Smioulter
Bt. Patrick’s Cemetery
Mesers
J. J. Fadden
W. H. Adal
T. L. Willhinne
O'Brien
Hubert Treet
Prevester MW
Cummings
Jesse Morris
Sunjiehoon Street
Kate Kennedy
Gourst
Frank McNulty
Archhard
Aceniversary
Eureka Commande
Knights of Malta
Eave
Presbyterian Church
Quintette
Messrs
LM and Evans
Jessie Pettherow
Mrs. Richards
Samuel Hill
Annie Burnett
Local Notes and Social Gleanings From Glenburn and Nearby
Glenburn and surrounding towns feature visits to New York State and Liberty guests. Marriages include M J Hall of Glenburn to Aliee Santee of Wilkes Barre on Feb 15. Napoleon Nothpacker to return to Glenburn hotel April 1. Frank Tenorant to move to Clark's Summit hotel. A Saturday party hosted by Robert Hall drew Anna Donn Elizabeth Dickson Besalo Sumner Christine Parker Ida Moore Kate Wolfe Lotte Hallock Charles Hall Robert Parker Carroll Dean Harry Ruggles Donald Walte Miley Stone Robert Macher Arthur Miller Joe Walte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Leighton
New York State
Walter Griffin
Mere
Frank Northup
Olyphant
M. J. Hall
Glenburn
Aliee Santee
Wilkes-Barre
Nellie Grant
Liberty
Napoleon Nothpacker
Glenburn Hotel
Frank Tenorant
Winslow's Soothing Syrup Used Worldwide for Teething Pain
A historical advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for teething pain and diarrhoea, claimed to soothe the child and stop griping. The text extols its use by millions and urges readers to ask for it by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winstow
Hillside Coal and Iron Works Erects Culm Washery at Clifford
In Forest City the Hillside Coal and Iron company is building a culm washery as part of the Clifford breaker project. A Sunday to Monday collision occurred on the Jefferson division near Clifford, derailing engines and cars, with fire sweeping a locomotive and car equipment. Firefighters from Hillside and Enterprise extinguished new blazes, including a Maple Street house owned by a Polish resident. The property was destroyed and secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
Clifford
William Woodmanwee
Carbondale
Henry Weed
Delaware Street
Joseph Jennings
Scranton
William Jennings
J. Woodmansee
Lake Como
M. W. Woodmansee
Jefferson Division
Ames
Dix
Bod
Hillside Fire Company
Enterprise Meeed Conpany
Polander
Maple Street
Local visitors and events at Factory Ville
Residents welcome guests from Elmhurst Williamsport and Town. A lecture by Prof Ketchler is planned at the academy with admission ten cents. An at home at the house next Thursday 4 to 7. F L Foster to Ridgeway Pa for Smith Brothers job. Last quarterly meeting at Methodist church with Rev Floyd preaching. Epworth League box social March 10 at Te F T Wheaton residence with boxes for two lunch and program by local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bedell
Hedells
Thunker Hill
C. C. Clay
Lottie
Elmhurst
Bunday
Ketchler
Williamsport
Academy
Whousemy
F. L. Foster
Ridgeway
Smith Brothers
Foster
Methodist Church
Floyd
Epworth League
M. Ch
Miss Williams
J. W. Eilenberger
Reward Offered For Uncurable Catarrh Cure
A one hundred dollar reward is offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The undersigned declare J I Cheney is honest and capable in business. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonial Hall's Family Pills are best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
I J. Cheney
West & Truax
Wholesale Drugelsts
Watling, Kinnan & Maren
Olite
The Biggest Day of Business at the Great Store
Yesterday the Great Store saw unprecedented crowds and record sales as stocks vanished quickly. Clerks rushed to make change and keep delays down while shoppers flocked to grab today’s remaining bargains.
Great Values in Domestics at the Yard
A yardwide sale offers silver gray calicoes and mourning calicoes, fine percales, outing flannels, heavy blankets, Heber tickings, unbleached muslin and sheeting, wide skirtings, gray silicates, glass toweling, blue bed spreads, and towels. Prices per yard or pair are listed with emphasis on value and stock on main floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wall Paper Roll and Ingrain or Felt Paper Listing
Classified notice listing wall paper with floral scrolls and borders in terra cotta green and brown. Includes double roll value 20 cents, 30 inch width, various colors and ceiling border matches. Code ASS THIRD FLOOR indicates location. 5 cents
Extraordinary Carpet Bargains in Scranton Store
Spring arrivals parade in Scranton offer the finest carpet showing yet with exclusive designs in rich colors. Includes velvets, Axminsters, ingrain and wool blends, priced around 60 cents per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Clothes Pins Best Wood For Tea Pots and Pots
Brief item noting affordable wooden clothes pins and two quart agate tea or coffee pots. Read as a small classified notice advertising handy kitchenware and implements for home use.
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Hale
Pate
Odd Pellowshell
Salem Avenue
Thireday
J. B. Hawker
Fal Terforce
New York
City
W. Ho Olver
Frank Kilpatrick
Max White
Rowton
James Herbert
Jersey City
I R R. Moon
Pow, Abbott
Spring Street
Trinity
Horsford
Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor News
Goo
Secord
Towanda
N. Y
Matthews Bros
Erie Medical Co
Buffalo
W.Y
Olyphant Council
Tribune
Dolphin
O'Halloran
Burgess McNulty
William Poley
F. L. van Sickle
A. F. Gilleshie
FE. F. Lawler
Marks
F. Is. van Sickle
Lewis
Neston
Michael O'Malley
Wanimoitaly
MM. J. Jaivin
Thomas Hoskins
Frank M. Lynch
Frank M. Willlame
Board of Health
Mrs. Winslow
Forest City
Wes
C. West
Muni
Etore
Willam G. Clark
T Rodinson Sons
Pilsner
Khun SL
Sou
Jonas Long's
Ioc
Sanfords
Axminsters
Lowell and Hartford
Bollers
Jonas Long
Scranton Dairy CC
Mount Pleasant Coal
Scranton, Po
Mateos
Laflin & Rand
Fieotrie Satterloa
Mlevtrle UC Enlodare
Fredindtet
Tion Brade
Lothy
Lanepmapini
Tee
Platzes
Buckabest
Hirdseye
Commonwealth Building
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Mogey
Seranton
Old McGarrah & Thomas
Drugyista
Br. C. Sandergon
Droggisata
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