Funeral for Elmer B Brown at Centremoreland Church
The funeral for Elmer B Brown who died Wednesday morning will be held at Centremoreland Methodist Episcopal church today. He was about 50 years old, a lifelong church member, and leaves a wife and two young children after moving from Northmoreland to take a clerkship at the County Clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Lewis
Avery
Elmer B. Brown
Centremoreland Methodist Episcopal Church
Northmoreland
Thalinder
Iyron Koon
Wilmot Burgess
J. Wood Matt
James Armstrong
Hett Barnes
Lovelton
Miinale Momlay
Halstead Herald
Jorden
Washington
Ufe
Hallstead Notes Local Talks On Church and Hotel
Hallstead items report N F Mitchell declining a hotel lease and Rev McHenry planning a spring kindergarten opening led by a Philadelphia staffer. The Hallstead Methodist church approved mortified church plans, to be shown to the congregation at Mrs Theodore Hayes’s Pine street home next Monday. A reception for Mrs Douglass Mitchell is set for Friday afternoon.
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N. F. Mitchell
Mitchell House
Iim
McHenry
Episcopal Church of
Great Bend
Philadelphia
Hallstead
Theodore Hayes
Pine Street
Douglass Mitchell
A. B. Porter
Wyalusing
Merchants’ Mutual Mire Insurance Company
Pennsylvania
Thomas Shannon
Tribune
Profesor Blow. Peane
Little Meadows
C. EB. Moxley
W. J. Pike
Washington
Galusha A. Grow
Wnion
Ald
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Gratton
Carbondale
John Terboss
Neelys Visit Peckville and Local Events Highlight
Mr and Mrs John R Neely of Main Street are visiting friends in Peckville William Toole of Stroudsburg State Normal School is spending a short vacation here The funeral of David Beecham was held yesterday from his Pyne home and at the Congregational church Interment followed in Forest Home cemetery Rev BR G Jones moved household goods from Hyde Park A Price Library concert tonight features Garden Village quartet with Willard D Howe and Joseph Huehner providing a strong program
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John R. Neely
Mainatrent
Peckville
William Toole
Stroudsburi State Normal School
David Beecham
Pyne
Congregational Church
Union Street
Forest Home
Pyne Bhatt
BR. G. Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Goode
Hyde Park
Price Library Association
Garden Village
Willard D. Howe
Joseph Huehner
Hew Nuthin bank bullring engagement disrupted
Cround broke yesterday for the Hew Nuthin bank bullring while the DWH to be created will be fully equipped and modern. Wooden & Miakney shut down yesterday on account of batter lutpeelhon Werk to be reamed today. The afternoon tract on the lite yesterday ran about two hours late.
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Tadiy
Pond Baldie
Porgy
George Ayster
Cermeal Lutheran Chiurch
Kiev
Willie Barre
Raed
Joule
Wayne County Buver Company
Hotlines
Wy al Wood
Council Deadlock Delays Borough Business As Townware Warns
The Olyphant Gazette reports a council deadlock stalling borough business amid local concerns. Citizens note ongoing drainage issues in front of the Overland House and urge prompt management of town affairs despite delays. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup is advertised for teething and diarrhea relief at twenty five cents per bottle.
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Father Conway
Prookiwi
Hlatidon Holles
Capbomille
Deliware
Pudlaon Canal Company
Charles Eley
Main Street
John Lathicape
Taylor
William Robinson
Sis
Overland
Greenwood colliery strike and local notices
The Greenwood 1 colliery workers struck yesterday afternoon over a new bats issue. William Toole, a Stroudsburg State Normal student, is visiting Greenwood friends. TD Davis of the South Side store returned from New York. The funeral of Thomas Mullen of Greenwood is set for Friday morning at Minooka Catholic cemetery. Doan's Glotinent rings offer relief for itching piles, claiming permanent cure.
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Greenwood 1
William Toole
Stroudsburg State Normal School
Greenwood Friends
TD Davis
South Side
New York
Thomas Mullen
Greenwood
Minooka Catholic
Connecticut Congressman Escorted by Port Joke Ends
A Washington Port misheard tale mutters about a Connecticut member and a New York couple at a hotel. The punchline reveals the New Yorker wife at the same dinner table, prompting a reveal that the rumored actress was the observer herself in a broader social farce.
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Ann. Ruecell
Connecticut
Hassell
New York
Toile
Eistell
New Yorker
Mysterio Miler
Russell
Ae Huesett
J Jiapol” Ao
Rae
Abs
Geol
Raesell
Rumwiellinagined
Bern
Mr. Ruswell
Jonning
Courtenay
Mr. Tussell
Lady Recalls Ward Tally Relating to Triemis
A woman reflects on her ward record linking it to a numeric total of Triemis referenced in her remarks. The note highlights a personal tally connected to the count through her ward experience.
The Woman Who Weeps and Her Social Value
A quirky late 19th century column extols tears as a preservative of beauty and social charm. It argues tears refresh the face, signal emotion, and distinguish “dry eyed” women as lacking warmth, citing a Gunther Reporter-Journal anecdote about a man who stays home on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Allen
Comdnis
Het
Renee
Gunther Reporter-Journal
Doyle on The White Company and American literature
The article cites Mr. Doyle discussing The White Company and The Scarlet Letter as the greatest American novel. It notes his boyhood fascination with The Snow Image, The Great Stone Face, and Bret Harte, plus Washington Irving and Priscott. Doyle praises Autocrat of the Breakfast Table and Holmes.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Doyle
America
Bret Harte
Washington Irving
Granda
Witte Corpany
Alan
Assidieei Reider
Priscott
Dr Holmes
Edinburgh
the Lee
Fon Wit
Dy. Doyle
Vast Solar System Compared With Pleaides Cluster Size
Article explains the Pleaides star cluster dwarfs our solar system in scale. It estimates the cluster’s diameter at over 40 million miles and compares Neptune’s orbit at 5 billion miles, noting 2000 stars spread across vast distances within the cluster.
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Pleiade
Pleiades
Alcyone Belog
Brillant
Betra
Mara
Longman's Magazine
Sirus
Ur Solar System
Neptune
Gold in American teeth prompts cemeteries mining fears
A French traveler notes Americans waste gold in tooth fillings, estimating about 100,000,000 dollars of gold used annually. He speculates that by 2180 cemeteries may hold vast gold reserves, with roughly 64 cents per deceased person, and imagines future companies mining graves for wealth.
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United States
America
Pola
Thia
Bell Clothing House Opens Spring Overcoats and Suits
The Bell Clothing House at 230 Lackawanna Avenue invites shoppers to the new spring line. The ad promises elegant new designs, striking effects, and the cheapest prices in town on overcoats and suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Clothing House
Lackawanna Avenue
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Grand Depot
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OR. Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
Heeves
J. Scott Inglis
Lackawanha Avenue
Throop
Thomas Hamilton
Joseph J. Willams
Misa Nettle Bertly
Bloomeburg
Thomas Morgan
Master Morgans
U.S. Gov't Report
Taeinlicht
Asbury Methist
Edward Fillon
County
Welles
CM. Harris
Droagier
Penn -Byonne
Honesbale
Priceburg
Doan
Washington Port
The
New York Evening Sun
Doyle ON
American Books
Lackawanna Ave
ERR, Liebecker & CO
Brussels
Ingrain
China
Japan
Lovelties
Shimberg
Lackawanna Ava
Goodman
Rover
Noeligee
Gost
Goodman's
PRICE
SIG Lack
Love 2
Dininc
Wyoming
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