Whalen Letter to Carbondale Salooners Promises Quiet Prosecution
A Carbondale pastor Dr Whalen proposes to saloon keepers to close on Sundays and avoid prosecutions if liquor shops stay shut. The letter urges local restraint and warns of potential prosecutions if Sunday sales continue. A grand jury inquiry into the movement is expected next week.
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DR. Whalen
Carbondale
Berean Baptist Church
J. Whiten
Doe
Jan
Whalen
Satoon
Conebiston
Dro Whalen
de. Whalen
Pee
Thompson visitor Dr Downton in town Wednesday
Dr WW Downton of Thompson visited town on Wednesday evening and was present at the regular gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. Downton
Thompson
Scott's Emulsion Ad Promotes Quick Flesh Regain
The ad urges buyers not to spare pennies by choosing inferior emulsions and claims Scott's Emulsion yields better results and faster strength restoration. It offers a free sample and lists Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl St. N. as the contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Chemie
Pearl St
Carbondale Medical Society Welcomes W F Dison As New Member
The Carbondale Medical Society held its monthly meeting and, by request, heard a learned paper on anti-toxin remilts from its use. The paper was warmly commended. Dr. W. F. Dison, a Baltimore College of Physicians and Surgeons graduate and brother of Rev. George Dixon, was welcomed as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carbondale Medical Society
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Baltimore
George Dixon
St. Nese Church
Bon-Ton Local Hosts Notable Hallowe'en Dance Night
The Bon Ton Local club staged a lavish Hallowe en dance in the Burke building with elaborate green decorations evergreen ropes and potted plants. Incandescent lights and red tissue accents created a warm glow as the Mozart orchestra played behind a green screen for a large crowd.
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Burke
Mozart Orchestra
Bon-Ton
Worthy Republican rally planned in Carbondale
Republicans gather at the Delaware and Hudson station for a parade to the Grand as Hon Sereno J Payne Major Everett Warren and other candidates visit Carbondale to boost party support for next Tuesday’s election. The Mozart band will lead the escort with George Aunger directing.
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Carbondite
Sereno J. Payne
Everett Warren
Tesday
Carbondale
Delaware and Budson
Teelock
Seriton
Mozart Band
George Aunger
Serena Payne
National Republican Committee
Major Warren
Local Health and Accident Roundup
Miss Cora Allshee underwent an appendicitis operation at Dr Wheeler’s private hospital. David Ditchburn of Cannan Street is home with a painful knee injury from a fall. George Phillipson on Belmont Street suffers blood poisoning after a foot injury. Harry Matthews of Grove Street has recovered from appendicitis surgery and returned to work. David Rees at Delaware and Hudson locomotive shop is sick at home. Llewellyn Williams injured on the Delaware and Hudson line shows steady improvement. Harvey Wiha admitted to Emergency Hospital for a minor operation. Laura Bishop, age 1, of Laurel Street, shows improvement after typhoid fever scare.
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Cora Allshee
Dr. Wheelers Private
David Ditchburn
Cannan Street
George Phillipson
Belmont Street
Harry Matthews
Grove Street
Wheeler
Hendrick Works
David Rees
Dehiware and Hudson Locomotive Shop
Llewellyn Williams
Delaware and Hudson Road
Harvey Wiha
Laura
Frank Bishop
Laurel Street
State convention report to be presented at Watts’ lull
The W C 1 0 will hold a meeting at 3 p m today in W W Watts' lull where the report of the state convention will be given. A full attendance of members is earnestly requested.
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W.C
W. W. Watts
News in Brief from Wayne County and Nearby Areas
Short notices report newborns for Mr and Mrs Frank Krants of Mighth Ave and Washington St and for Mr and Mrs Frank Shafer of Copeland Ave. Local politics promote re electing Penman and Morris while ads discuss Evang and Williams. The Imperial dining rooms reopened under Owenn J Timimeons after a strike. A cemetery association meeting and a Hillside Cemetery wssociation gathering are noted.
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Frank Krants
Mighth Avenue
Washington Street
Frank Shafer
Copeland Avenue
Penman and Morris
Imperial
Owenn J. Timimeons
Vosburg
Wayne Independent
RE. A. Dee Taney
Wayne County
Evang and Williams
Mike Inspection
Philbin
Hillside
H. A. Purple
Moosevelt
Connell
Party of Prosperity
Agenia
Honesdale
Pyramid Pile Cure Proclaimed Best Remedy For Piles
An advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a lasting remedy for hemorrhoids. It touts easy suppository use, immediate relief, and a cure, claiming it surpasses salves and ointments. The Pyramid Drug Co. offers a booklet on piles and invites orders from Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Mayfield Public Schools Honor Roll and Local News
In the examinations for the second month Mayfield public schools honor roll lists first through eleventh grades with multiple names including Jennie Holleran and James Daley. Archbald attendees watched Emerald Isle at the Lyceum while local society meetings and political urging appear amid a concussion incident involving Maurice Hoching. Rebuke Aynett’s red flag tag by voting Republicanism straight and support Jordan for senator.
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Mayfield Public Schools
Jennie Holleran
Kenneth Bergan
Marie Farrell
Mike Youchinsti
Margaret Pugh
Michael Whostiah
Millard Coggins
Paul Guish
Thomas Daley
Mary McGinnis
Paul Cother
Agnes Maloney
Mary Jones
Lucretia Bound
Mary Cole
Pantelmon Killiawa
Mary Ne
David Willams
Mr. Kinburk
Archbald
Emerald Isle
Lyceum
Williams
John B. Jones
Mayfield
Shamokin
Philbin
Efficiency
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Jones' Episcopal Church
George 8. Dunn
Maurice
Richard Hoching
Aynett
Death of Helen Ready from whooping cough in Olyphant
Helen Ready the two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Ready of Grassy died Wednesday night of whooping cough after a short illness. Funeral planned for 2 pm this afternoon with Rev J Haughton of Dunmore officiating. Local notices mention relatives visiting and various political endorsements and community events including a Halloween social at Malhon's hall.
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Helen
James Ready
Grassy
J. Haughton
Dunmore
Penman
Morrie
Jennie Kohl
Carbondale
Johny Scheuer
Harvisbore
J. O'Malley
Giveen Ridge
Harrisburg
Joseph Oliver
Johnichards
Providence
Washburg
John Wheeler
Evans
Williama
Abs
M. B. Hull
Muss Hull
Clara Hull
New York
Philbin
Efficiency
J. Cowley
Union Hotel
Lackawanna Street
Eddie James
George Willams
Hill Street
Harris
Cis
Fine Silk Waists and Winter Knit Goods Offer Broad Range
Retailers report brisk sales of silk waists and gloves, with demand rising overall. Consumers can find a wide array of women and mens wear from 25 cents to 6 dollars, plus knitting wools, worsted, and shawls sold in boxed quantities. Prices and styles cover plain to elaborate outfits, with ample stock to meet seasonal demand.
Peckville election notes and local business updates
A noisy jumble of names and local calls to vote appears from Peckville. Mentions urge re electing Fred Leonard of Worcester New York and John Scheuer for Harrisburg results while praising Joseph Oliver Vosburg and others and noting new sidewalk work and business openings.
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Penn and Morris
Fred Leonard
Worcester
N. Y
Willian Presur
John Scheuer
Harrisburg
Coutieus
Joseph Oliver
Lini
Vosburg
W. Ss. Bloes
Malin Street
Evans and Williams
Philbin’ Ane eMieleney
Ble
Biddle James
Poandie Eonpny Mills
Roosevelt
Cannell
Laynett
Pride of
Orient
Brior
J. K. Berkhelser
Orlor
Announcements of the Railroads Sell Round Trip Tickets
The Southern railway announces sale of round trip tickets from Washington to New Orleans with special fares of 2 750 each for trips on November 5th and 6th, valid for 10 days from sale with extension options for cattle-ticket holders, and reduced Philadelphia to New Orleans rates. Three through trains with Pullman sleeping cars run from New York Philadelphia and Washington to New Orleans with dining car service. Southern Railway, 8 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, provides all details.
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American Bankers Association
New Orleans
Southern Railway
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
New Oeleans
Chearles 1
Hopking
Bia
Chestnut Street
Lukewood Resort Highlighted As Premier Jersey Retreat
A faded description promotes Lukewood as a fashionable Lakewood resort famed for sport and social life. It touts golf as the popular activity, luxury facilities, and a glamorous crowd, noting access via the New Jersey Central and New York passenger services with a booklet issued for travelers.
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Lukewood
Lakewood
New Jersey
New York
Lehigh Valley Special Tickets For New Orleans Trip
Lakewood information promotes Lehigh ValleyRailroad special round trip to New Orleans November 8 9 10 at 32 85. After American Bunkers convention ticket price drops to 2 45 with return limits November 11 18 and extensions to November 10 by deposit at New Orleans joint agent. Tickets valid on all trains except the Blick Diamond express.
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New Orleans
Lehigh Valley Millroad
Move New Motive Power for the New Jersey Central
The New Jersey Central orders 75 locomotives from Atwincin Locomotive and Dunkidle works. Ten heavy consolidations for coal service, six fast freight engines, nine heavy switching engines. from Fukin works eight suburbat locomotives and seven switching engines to complete the power fleet.
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New Jersey Central
Atwincin Locomotive Company
Siventy
Blnck
Dunkidle
Fukiwin
Jlevaey Central
Quipmenser
Leerhe
New Jersey Central Announces Low Fare Through Tickets
The Central Railroad of New Jersey promotes through tickets at lowest fares with baggage checked to destination and Pullman car reservations available. Travel routes include Philadelphia to southern points, with service and vestibuled equipment offered.
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Tb Cosie
New Jersey
Pullman
Philadelphia
US Polots
Southwear
Onland
Swhaher
Central Railroad of
Beruntow
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