Favorite Prescription Promoted As Cure For Womanly Ills
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the best medicine for womanly diseases. It features testimonials from Miss Jessie Simmons and Mrs. P. A. Graham, praising health improvements and a new lease on life. The piece notes the product is a vegetable preparation, alcohol free, and offers free letter consultations from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo, New York.
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Miss Simmons
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Jessie Simmons
Thurston
Frederick Co
Tam
P. A. Graham
Race Street
New Orleans
R. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce Ly
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Wayne County Teachers Institute to Convene at Honesdale Court House
The thirty third annual Wayne County Teachers Institute opens at the courthouse with sessions November 14 to 16. From Dry A J Winship to Prof J T Watkins and Grace A Corry, instructors from Boston West Chester Keuka College and Scranton, topics include lectures on Rosals and Saints Liquid Air and a Philharmonic concert. Local club meetings and church events accompany the program as residents prepare for an educational showcase.
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Honesdale
Wayne County Teachers' Institute
Court House
Conmiencng
Corry
Mondas Oventoe
Conv House
A. 8
Milivsday
J. J. Watkins Concert Company
Scranton
Wayne County School Directors' Association
D. L. Hower Tines
Comm
Union temperance services Held in Factoryville Church
Factoryville November 1 special to the Scranton Tribune reports a Sunday evening temperance service at the Baptist church led by Rev W H Hillier replacing the usual sermon. Four women from local Methodist Episcopal and Baptist churches spoke on prepared topics to a large attentive audience. Colonel D N Mathewson of Washington DC is visiting and will vote to re elect President McKinley.
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Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
Union
Baptist Church
W. HH
Hiller
Baptist
W. Co
T. A
D. N. Mathewson
Washington, D. C
McKinley
Local notes from Wyalusing and surrounds
Special to the Sevaankon Penn reports a sequence of social visits and town events in Wyalusing and nearby areas. Nellie Chamberlain returns from New Jersey and Carbonate, Currie Jones visits Athens, Bertha Gaylord visits Mrs Crandall, Joe Hillis calls in Rushville, the Welles family visits Rome, Leon Heecher from Lesbiansville calls on residents, Nellie Atwood learns dressmaking in LeRay, Lottie Kaltner visits Sayre, Nano Black calls in Laceyville, Waldo family moves to Wysox, and Armistrong visits Athens as United Workers of the Presby.
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Wyalusing
Nellie Chamberlain
New Jersey
Carbonate
Currie Jones
Athens
Chiee Jones
Martin Stafford
Williamsport
Saturaluy
Bertha Gaylord
Rowland Crandall
Sternsyville
Joe Hillis
Rushville
Baturday
Charles Newman
Cer
Colchoueh Morronton
WH Welles
Havel
Rome
Leon Heecher
Lesbiansville
Nellie Atwood
le Raynville
Sayre
Nano Black
Laceyville
L. Jd. Waldo
Wysox
Fred Armistrong
United Workers of the Presby
Thanksgiving Dinner Plans At Local Presbyterian Church
Town brief notes a Thanksgiving dinner at the Presbyterian church with Mrs L Leach and son and Miss Violetta Elliott visiting Auburn New York after a week in town with relatives. Mrs Frank Slocum and niece Miss Marjerie Bunnell spent last Wednesday at Mr Manford Stevens Merryall. Miss Alma Hoffman Cold Creek visited her mother. Joe Sando US Army on furlough left Friday night for Linon. Fay Burrows and Mae Whitney visited Steveneville home Sunday.
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Tering
Springville Notes Highlight Local Events And Illness
Springville reports Mrs. Lucy Wrkelee confined by illness while town activity includes visiting guests from Owego New York and Dalton Pa. Kellogg lays a store crossing, Layton builds a barn, and the Springville band aids a Montrose Republican rally. Charlie Bunnell recovers, a Springville Dimock baseball win is noted, and pension vouchers gather for veterans.
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Springville
Lucy Wrkelee
O Culver
Coral
Amanda Scott
Ienry Amey
Rodney
Kelloge
Layton
Academy
George Emerson
Owego
N. Y
del Hendershot
Montrose
Charlie Bunnell
Dimock
Mary Beeman
Walrdal
Mies
Kellogg
Dalton
Geo. J. Taylor
Pierce Kinney
A. S
Stevens
New York City
Methodist Parsonage
Charles Abner
O. Culver
Local notes from Hallstead cover gatherings and moves
A Hallstead dispatch reports a Sunday meeting trip to Up sonville by 25 youths, residents visiting friends in Scranton and Binghamton, several moves of families to new homes, and local improvements. It also notes a factory worker injuring a foot at the silk mill, a birthday party, a town council meeting, and the election poll setting a record turnout.
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Hellstead
Upsonville
Fred PD. Lam
Albany
Carrie Mead
J. P. Loderick
Co. N. VanNese
George Hatfield
Scranton Frinds
Wil Brown
Scranton Friends
Bray
Lusk Avenue
Railroad Street
Joseph Weasley
William Hardcastle
Washington, D.C
el. J. Gorton
Islet
N. Y
Gorton
Ben Wrightly
Wrightstreet
W. H. Austin
A. F. Merrell
Windsor
Benjamin Hrooks
Eva VanWormer
Mra
Fred VanWormer
Justice
L. Crook
Malin Street
D. A. Teed
Binghamton
J. A. Vanloan
Katherine Summerton
Silas Hibbard
Grace Robinson
Dayton Avenue
Let
Ethel Simrell
Hessie Capwell
Charles Sanford
Sayre
Ella Lowe Tiffany
John Aiken
Schoonover
Scranton
George Bogart
Local News Briefs From Hallstead Area Strain Across Family and Industry
Reports from Hallstead note residents in serious condition including Mr Moxley and John Humphrey with illness, and Ira Hoover’s son with consumption. Binghamton inquiries spark talk of an electric road. local workers face changes at the silk mill and yard staffing. Six locomotives sent to Elmira, more engines idle, and telegraph linemen enjoy election day off.
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Mr. Moxley
Park Avene
John Jones
The
Round House
John Humphrey
Edward Simons
Scranton
L. G. Sawyer
Fimira
Hallstead
Binghamton Financiere
Binghamton
Ira Hoover
William Hoover
R. V. Bogart
Hhoalistead
Warren Simrell
Ainehaniton
George Bogart
Miss Austin
Deposit
John Austin
Western Union Telegraph Company
Elmira
B. F. Bernstein
New York
Joe Dennin
Russell Shaw
Avoca School Board Meets In Regular Session
The Avoca school board convened Monday evening with Dixon O Brien Clifford Ward Davis and Doran present. Minutes approved and committees reported repair work ordered plaster No 2 and fence fixed. treasurer Webster reported 2100 from tax collector and 380 from bonds.
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Dixon
O'Brien
Clifford
Ward
Davis
Doran
Webster
Moore
Thomas Hodison
Schenectady
Patrick Curley
Henry Curley
Frostburg
St. George
Thomas Richardson
Grennell
Hodgson
St. Aloysius Society
Kate Clarke
Mary Duggan
Kate Maloney
Nellie Murphy
D. McAmullen
Mary McLaughlin
Margaret McThane
Ben Gilroy
Nellie Morin
Lissle Lawler
John Rawl
Williamsport
CL Druftner
Universalist lecture on Life of Christ in Hopbottom
On Wednesday evening Rev W Robert Gogis of Jersey City will present an illuminated lecture on the Life of Christ at the Universalist church, including a Passion Play. Mrs Tiffany assists with the church fair entertainment Thursday evening. Orin Hinckley sustained a broken leg while drilling a well nearby, badly injuring the ankle. Dr Sickler has left Hopbottom seeking broader field for his labors. Rey and Mrs Ballou visit their daughter Mrs Tiffany.
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Scranton Tribune
Hopbottom
W. Robert Gogis
Jersey City
Universalist Church
Christ
Rey
Prohibition address highlighted in Starrucca notices
Local items note visits by Mrs. Ward of Binghamton and Mrs. Getter of Susquehanna, and lists residents including Miss Isadora Condon returning to Forest City. Prof H J Howkenberry of Carbondale gave a prohibition address. Ladies Aid served a dinner and supper. scattered remarks from a Chinese diplomat and a European statesman conclude the fragment.
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Scranton Tribune
Starrucca
Nicholas Ward
Binghamton
Dalton
Mary Getter
Busquehanna
Angus Binyth
Martin Reddington
Oneonta
John Reddington
H. J. Howkenberry
Carbondale
Isadora Condon
Forest City
Francis Merrigan
Scott Township
Ladies’ Aid Society
Charles Frazgee
Galeton
The People's Exchange Advertisements and Local Notices
The page lists a popular clearing house for horse rentals real estate or other property to sell or exchange and help wanted notices. It notes pricing one cent a word six for five cents and free situations wanted. It mentions an advertisement for a representative or manager of manufacturing in New Haven Conn and lists individuals and businesses including Frederick Brown architect at Price Building Scranton and several local services.
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Ars
Matufacturing
New Haven
Conn
Vanity Fair and Who Is Who at local theaters
Local listings describe Lyceum and Academy of Music programs with Gertrude Coghlan in Vanity Fair and J. T. Nevin staging. The Macaulay Patton company presents Royal Mage at the Academy of Music, plus Manchester and Cracker Jacks touring acts.
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Academy of Music
WEREK
Macauley-Patton Company
Repertoin
Tad Hight
Macauley Patton Company
To the Witt
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as cure all
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh and a constitutional ailment. The copy claims the medicine works by affecting the blood and mucous membranes and offers a hundred dollar reward for proof of failure while urging readers to send for testimonials. It notes the product is sold by druggists and mentions Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Cuba
Nature
Addons
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drugeists
Theatrical Troupe Presents Priscilla Saloon Dress Rehearsal
A vaudeville company stages a dress rehearsal at the Priscilla Saloon en route to onion. The performance blends music and comedy with electric novelty acts, promising a lively program anchored by Drummer's Paradise and comedic routines. Opening night set for Thursday, November 2.
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Onion
Hito
Fultiila
Fragmentary Indianapolis Journal Quote Sparks Confusion
Readable lines show a misheard exchange about eating Korean food and choosing between something kept or discarded. The garbled text reflects a bustling newsroom style and unclear context from the Indianapolis Journal.
Trains and Rates to Carbondale Wilkes Barre and Albany
SUNDAY TRAINS listed for Delaware and Hudson system with times to Carbondale Wilkes Barre Albany and points in Pennsylvania and New York Lowest rates to all points in United States and Canada J W BORDON G P A Albany NY IL W CROSS D PA Scranton PA
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Albany
Points Northa
P. i
Homesdale
A. Mn
United States
Canada
J. W. Bordon
N.Y
W. Cross
D. PA
Scranton
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules and Key Routes Listed
Rail timetable details from Lehigh Valley Railroad effective May 27 list trains to Scranton Philadelphia New York via routes MT Tl Rooi and DP Wy Ron via Pennsylvanian points. Includes times 6:45 am 4:45 pm 7:48 am and routes to White Haven Bethlehem Reading Geneva Rochester via multiple lines and Pullman car service between Wilkes-Barre and New York with offices in Cortland Street and New York City.
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Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
MT & Tl
Rooi
Pottsville
Bethlehem
Aston
Reading
Archbor
DP. & Wy Ron
Wac
Be & OW. OR
SAM Co
Bas Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falla
Pointe Weal
D. A& HW
R.ph
Leliah Watles
Wilkes-Barre
New
Leelowuni Avenue
Seranhen
Comibe En Erect May 4 New York Rail Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary timetable notes for the Central Railroad of New Jersey and connections to New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Easton Bethlehem. Mentions trains to Wilkes Barre Reading Lebanon Morrisville and Pottsville with times and routes. Some legible station names include Jersey City Hoboken Boonton White Haven and Pennsylvanian towns.
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Por Fintston
Wilkes Barre
Ord
Sindaya
Sepoo
Hoy
Police Gonth
West
Boildehen
Toe
P.m
Sinidaya
Kor Lowe Mwanch
Oval Grove
Ebe
Ab Bae de
Reading
Lebanon
Tlorrisburg
Sea Om
Lame States
New York Ontario and Western R R Schedule Notice
Train times list arrivals and departures for stations including Carbondale and North Vernon with connections to Danielsville and surrounding towns. The notice names Anderson and Walsh as travel agents in Scranton and outlines seasonal service and Sunday adjustments.
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New York
Ontario
Mensiad Weis
Louie Lowe
Sorannon Cathanidale
Tdduaia Ado
Seriye Carbondale
Hound
Surat
Tamal
North Banal
Tae Vie
Hense Secanton
Oranda le
Orcheh
Hone
Uki
Oneida
Anderson
Gon
Pans Aaha
Kearwork
Walsh
Scranton
Erie and Wyoming Uply on Railway Timetable
The record notes a time table in effect September 17, 1900, detailing service changes between Hawley and Erie railroad, with mentions of intermediate stops and trains arriving at Seranion around 4 pm and 0 pm. No further clear details due to garbled OCR.
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Veolog
Tawley Dil
Hawley
Erie Railroad
New York
Newbuugh
Seranion
Unscrambled Local Listing Fragment
Fragmentary newspaper text shows an address style reference with Spruce Street and names like Reisman and Nort. Reads like a damaged street listing or notice fragment from The Wilkes-Barre Record. No clear event, date, or full names provided.
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Wilkes-Barre
M. Nort
Schuteey
Local business listing fragment at 1 North Main Avenue
A fragmented OCR item notes A B Briggs presiding at Lannett edits and a drug store on 1 North Main Avenue near Blake's and Mulberry with a listed telephone number. The text is incomplete but indicates a retail drug operation and address details.
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A. B. Briggs
Lannét
North Main Avenue
Blake
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