Great Throng at Exposition Delivers Missionary Address
Miss Stone the missionary captivated about twenty thousand at the Binghamton Industrial Exposition with an hour long account of her capture by Bulgarian brigands and 172 days in hiding. The crowd included many clergymen and church workers as balloon ascensions were canceled and three afternoon races provided lively entertainment.
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Miss Stone
Binghamton
N. Y
Miles Helen M. Stone
Mise Stone
Major Pond
Admiral Schley
Taylor Sunday Services At Methodist Episcopal Church
Foworth League society leads evening program with Charles Nichols as chair and John Morgans as leader. W G Watkins conducts scripture. Mrs J D Atherton presides. Harriet MacKenzie and others present. Epworth League doxology and benediction follow. Odd Fellows lodge 685 plans officer installation this evening. Raymond H Fox surprised at his parents home.
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Methodist Hpiscopal
Foworth League Society
Charles Nichols
John Morgans
W. G. Watkins
J. D. Atherton
Harriet MacKenzie
Sarah J. Price
Lillian Evans
Rey
E. L. Santee
Epworth League
Taylor Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Raymond H. Fox
W. M. Fox
Theatre notes on Atwona and upcoming Lyceum program
The article praises Atwona and the Lyceum company for a lively performance with strong casting and pleasing staging. It notes Trene Myer Stock’s engagement closing at Academy and previews My Lady Nell and The Power of Wernlth. Interest grows for Under Southern Skies with manager Wilbon AL Brads receiving support in New York.
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Atwona
Lyceum
Trene Myer
Academy
Lady Nell
Wernlth
Wilbon AL Brads
Lee Hee
New York
Repub
Nermin Hapgood
Commerche Advertseed
Intereating
Ively
Amin
Metropolit
Picture Puzzle Fun Guides Young Readers to Send In Drawings
Cut out daily pictures from this page and draw the hidden object. Save drawings until Saturday and submit them to The Tribune Puzzle Department in an envelope addressed with your name age and address. Six correct entries that week will have their names published in The Tribune Monday morning.
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Tribune
Isnet Déke
Bos
Reeds
Calvary Rape Trial Mention and Local Visits
A fragment notes hours tamearrow at the Calvary. The pastor Rev Dr Harris will officiate. Mrs. Robert Llewellyn of Union Street is home from a visit with relatives in Ohio and Newcastle. Eugene Reese and Albert Weisenduh attended the Diltlas fair yesterday.
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Harris
Robert Llewellyn
Union Street
Ohio
Newcastle
Eugene Reese
Albert Weisenduh
Community notes from Avoca day to day chatter
The Avoca school board will meet Monday evening. McKeon travels to Montreal for several weeks. Mrs. Martin Ross of Plaine visited the Frue residence on West Street. Primitive Methodist choir meets tonight. Alice Lawler, nurse at Retreat Hospital, visits her mother on West Side. Two children of Alexander McDonald on West Side are seriously ill with diphtheria. The Nolan family ties with Chirke Bros of Seance. Martin McAndrew of Forest City visits friends here. Frank Flock of Wilkes-Barre plans a visit here Wednesday.
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P. B. McKeon
Montreal
Martin Ross
Plaine
West Stite
Primitive Methodist Church
Chiss Paurnis
Alice Lawler
Mire
Alexander McDonald
West Bide
Thewwiis Nolan
Chirke Bros
Martin McAndrew
Forest City
Frank Flock
Wilkes-Barre
Beemer and Hornbaker Guests In Moscow Area
Scranton residents Mr. and Mrs. W A Beemer were guests of Mr and Mrs S J Hornbaker this week. Dr SW L'Almoreaux leaves today with family for Stroudsburg to practice medicine. Local attendees joined the Grange fair at Madisonville. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Joselle move into H L Galge house on Church Street.
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W. A. Beemer
Scranton
S.J. Hornbaker
SW. L’almoreaux
Stroudsburg
Madisonville
Aid
Benjamin Joselle
H. L. Galge
Church Street
Favorite Prescription Promises Health for Women in Testimonial
A woman in Dallas extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as cures for local female diseases. She describes relief from painful periods, drains, weakness, and weight gain after treatment, urging others not to substitute inferior medicines.
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Jerce
Pierce
Flora Aru
Dallas, Jackson Co
Cooler Southern Skies Delights Local Audiences
In postwar Louisiana a production by Brady showcases picturesque scenes and restrained artistry. Lettie Blair Parker appears in a setting praised for its charm and fidelity, with the cast and staging highlighted as appealing to observers and fans of refined storytelling.
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Lettie Blair Parker
Louisia
Brady
In Old Kentucky and The Cowboy and the Lady at the Lyceum
A mixed preview notes “In Old Kentucky” touring production praised for its heart and unconventional themes. It also previews Miller Kent’s “The Cowboy and the Lady” with Teddy North as a leading, stylish but flawed hero and a dramatic western court scene.
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Ulvde Fitch
Miller Kent
Lyceum
Deine
Harwin
Polla
Lowever
Teddy North
Momber
Lees
Hillebean
Jewel White
Suephelon
Suephelon Calls Gnhee
Gail
Brovelit
Kent
The Span of Life and The Donasatias onstage feats
The Donasatias, famed acrobats in The Span of Life, are highlighted as skilled daring performers. They are praised as fine actors and gentlemen and described as the driving force behind the show’s popularity. The piece credits their gymnastic feats with inspiring Button Vane’s melodrama concept.
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Toathleves
Spain
Button Vane
The Boon of Life Three Day Imagement at Academy of Music
A three day Imagement titled The Boon of Life opens at the Academy of Music starting Monday night with Matinos on Tuesday and Wednesday. The event showcases performances across three consecutive evenings attracting local audiences.
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Academy of Music
Local Notes From Clark's Green Area
Clark's Green items recount brief travels and visits. Frace spent days in New York while Miss Ball of Honeydale stayed with Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Coon. Mee. William Heller is convalescing. Matthews and family returned to Beranton. J. Moore of Yale visited Roseman Montana. Reile Stanton hosted an old friend. A. A. Davis home noted. Henry R. Moses returned to Columbia University after summer with his parents.
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Frace
New York
Brainee
Miss Ball
Honeydale
W. P. Coon
William Heller
Niieve
P Matthews
Beranton
BE. J. Moore
Yale
Moniay
Mise Reile Stanton
Roseman
Montana
A. A. Davis
Yate
Senor
Henry R. Moses
Columbia Univeralty
Railroads announce special fares for G A R encampment
Lackawanna railroad sells special round trip tickets to Washington at one way fare for the round trip. From Scranton the fare is 7.75 with sale October 4 to 7 and return by October 14. Extensions possible to November 7 with 50 cent deposit. Special through G A R train from Scranton October 6 at 8 am to Ashley with one fare round trip and return by October 14.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Washington
Scranton
Wnt
Baltimore
Philadelphia
D. C
Ezra S. Griffin
New Jersey Central Railroad
Ashley
F Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Jersey Central
Mara
Griffin
N. J. Co
E. W. Pearce
Market Street
Lehigh Valley Rail Road Offers Special Washington Trip
The Lehigh Valley Railroad announces special round trip tickets at 7.75 to Washington D C for October 4, 5, 6 and 7 due to the Grand Army National Encampment. Return allowed via joint agents from Oct 7 to 14 with 10 cent extension fee. Other option: 8.85 via Harrisburg and Gettysburg returning via Philadelphia.
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Washington, D. C
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Special Low Fares to Chicago and Return via Lehigh Valley R R
On account of the national encampment Union Veteran Legion to be held in Chicago in October special tickets good for October 5 6 and 7 at 18 dollars for the round trip limited for return passage to October 10. Tickets valid on all trains except the Black Diamond Express consult ticket agents for details.
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Grand Army National
Washington
D. C
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
Delaware and Studeon
Lehigh Valley
Union Veteran Legion
Chicago
Foliage Excursion Set by NY O&W Railway on Oct 5
The New York Ontario and Western Railway announces a foliage excursion on Sunday October 5 from Scranton to Forest City and Hancock N Y with a round trip fare of 1. Tickets will also be sold to Poyntelle Winwood and Preston Park. Details available from Scranton ticket agents or J E Welsh T P A Scranton.
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New York, Ontario and Western Railway Company
Scranton
Forest City
Hancock
N. Y
Wayne County
Poyntelle
Winwood
Preston Park
J. E. Welsh
T. P. A.scranton
Reduced Rates to the West by Wisconsin Central Railway
The Wisconsin Central Railway announces reduced settler tickets from Chicago to Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and British Columbia starting September 1 and running daily through October 11 102. For details contact nearest ticket agent or write W H Allen D P A 21 Park Building Pittsburgh PA or James Pond general passenger agent Milwaukee WI.
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Wisconsin Central Rallyoad
Chicago
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Ucket
W. H. Allen
Park Building
Pittsburg
James, Pond
Milwaukee
Wisse
National Encampment Ticket Deals for Veterans in Chicago
Special round trip tickets to Chicago for the National Encampment Union Veterans from October 8 to 11 offer one way fare for the round trip plus 1.00. Tickets go on sale October 5 and 6 and October 9 with return valid until October 16.
Lackawanna Excursions to Niagara Falls Dates Set
Special excursion tickets offered for all trains on September 25 and October 25. Return within Nye days from sale. Round trip fares listed as 5 pounds for adults and 2.50 dollars for children aged six to twelve.
Domestic Fruit Crafts By Emma Paddock Telford
A long feature on home canning and preserving notes many recipes. It lists varieties of pickles preserves tomato based relishes and fruit preserves with steps and ingredient measures. The piece highlights diverse ethnic influences and describes methods for cucumbers peppers onions and quinces among others.
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Joe
Dimi
Wong
Fritz
Jolie Smith
Sarah
Cydonia
Crete
Homemade Tomato Piccalilli and San Diego Chili Sauce
Directions for cold tomato picilla and San Diego chili sauce from a vintage recipe page. Includes steps to blanch tomatoes, pickle with vinegar, onion, sugar, spices, peppers, horseradish, and salt, then combine without cooking. Notes amounts and process for preserving condiments.
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San Diego
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