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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1899

Page

8

Furnished-house renting grows among city people this winter

Social life notes show city owners leasing town houses to winter visitors, with many households, clubs, and lectures shaping social season. Names like Miss Emeline A Dunn and Mrs J J Trymat appear along with venues in Clay Avenue and Linden Street.

London James P. Dickson Jamily Clay Avenue B.C. Lyle Mra J. J. Trymat Thilas Mr. Daly Delawaare Lackawanna and Western Reailroad G. Twarker Mra. Darker Miss Barker New Val G. A. Fuller Monroe Avenue Frank Moyer F. A. Jermyn Bis Gqvitty Pine Street J. H. Phelps Linden Street M. W, Lowry

Social Notes from Hudalo and Nearby Towns

Movements of several residents are listed with trips to New York and Columbus. Individuals include Miss Jermyn in New York, Miss Smith of Miladelphia, the Archibald family in New York, Arthur T. Dagneford visiting there and Brooklyn, Miss Katherine Kenneily returning from Columbus, Mr G Th Liardenbergh and Miss Hare denbergh visiting Boranton friends, Mrs Emma Cadelso at WB Foote’s home in Olive street, A Vin Wotmer relocating to Bim street Dunmore, and Miss May Mahoney with Miss Julia Mulherin and Miss Agnes O'Dowd visiting Miss Loretto Mulerin in West Locust street.

Mra Haredenbergh Honesdale Boranton Emma Cadelso East Lemon WB. Foote Olive Street A. Vin Wotmer Montrise Bim Street Dunmore May Mahoney Julia Mulherin Agnes O'Dowd Augueta Munsts Loretto Mulerin West Locust Street

Lightning Rod Man and a Rusty Bakery Wagon Tale

A chaotic tale from childhood recalls working as a bakery wagon driver. Clerks mock the narrator for weekend shifts, a customer request of net bread and a huckleberry pie leads to awkward humor, and the narrator vows never to work night shifts again. The piece spoofs work life, churchgoing, and odd lessons about honesty and insurance amid chaotic slang and local color.

State Convention of the Y. W. C. A. Opens in Williamsport

Scranton delegates join Bloomsburg contingent as the Pennsylvania YWCA state convention begins in Williamsport. Miss Evie K Price addresses the student department, detailing the network of college associations, secretaries, conferences, and the global reach of the movement.

Whiamsport Scranton Young Women's Christian Association Williamsport Bloomsburg Wilbur Student Association of the Normal School Coranton Northumberland Fhippenstore Millersville Harrisburg York Stroudsboro Wilkes-Barre Miss Price Chicago Evie K. Price Young Women's Christian Ankvelition of America American Committee Aakeville Lake Geneva Northfield Asheville Geneva Collegy Association For the Missionary Department Forelgn Missions Foreien Sweden Student Christian Federation Irepan China India Ceylon South Africa France Netherlands Great Britain United States Canada Price Young Women's Christhin Association Charchy Christ

Celery Compound praise and state association budget notes

Mrs. Alice Terry Wood of Helena Montana extols Paine's Celery Compound claiming it saved her life and restored strength appetite and health. The report reviews nerve and organ benefits and urges city and state associations to support a $1 000 budget while seeking donations and prayers for success.

al Juilay Alice Terry Wood Highland Street Helena Mont Paine Lwo Exerretatios

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertised for Babies

A damaged OCR fragment references Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, praising its soothing effects on teething and colic. It mentions a bottle count of twenty five and claims it cures wind and settles babies.

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