Peruna Endorsed As Summer Remedy By Clergyman And readers
San Francisco pastor Dr Charles Leander from 11 Turk Street writes in praise of Peruna calling it the best known remedy for catarrh. Letters from Mrs E Gibson of Waxahachie Texas and Ima Mankin of Montague Tennessee report cures after using Peruna. Advisor warns hot weather brings diarrhoea and dysentery and recommends Peruna as preventive and cure, with a free book offered from The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
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Charles Leander
First Spiritual Society of
San Francisco
Turk Street
Cala
E. Gibson
Waxahachie
Texas
Imma Mankin
Mont Hagie
Tenn
Peruna
Peruana
Pr. Hartman
Columbuas
Ohio
Columbus
Ohla
School board clash over Nolan settlement details in Lackawanna County
At the Carbondale board meeting G F Swigert pressed for a copy of the Nolan settlement related to the contract bill. The original bill was 2700 dollars with 700 deemed legitimate. 1190 more was paid in full, contesting the board’s receipt and assignment. The measure to defer action failed four to two as the board added curriculum time and planned street improvements for South Side residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Swigert
Nolan
Swigert
Dlughee
Mesara
Hockenhberry
Moon
Hughes
Galaeher
Dogen Atudjee
South Side
Delaware and Hudson
School Board Tackles Miner Children Overcrowding
Secretary Hughes pledges full education access for miners' children and promises to hire extra rooms if needed as the school board confronts overcrowding from breaker and mine boys. About five hundred pupils enrolled across district schools, with seating difficulties reported in several rooms. The board planned a meeting that evening to address the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Bank
Myr. Hughes
North Church Street Bridge Covered By Council Actions
Common council met last evening and approved an ordinance to appropriate funds for the North Church street bridge with two readings. Selectmen passed the ordinance after two readings. An annexation ordinance near Ninth avenue to the sewer district also passed after two readings. A resolution instructed the city solicitor to pay damages to Sunny and Mullady of South Main street totaling 4400 and 8H. Mr Mannion’s resolution allowed the city engineer to hire only striking workers for the next two weeks for attract work. Engineer Fupp’s request for 100 for an assistant was granted. The engineer reported one abutment on North Church street is as good as new and rebuilding would be less costly.
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Common Council
North Church Street Bridge
Ninth Avenue
Mersie
Sunny
Mullady
South Main Street
Cornell
Mr. Mannion
A Wt Jones Struggles With Severe Cold
A Wt Jones was involved in a bout with severe cold yesterday. Alderman Jones and family were mentioned in relation to the illness and local concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Jones
Walter Baker Dies After Street Car Wagon Collision
Walter Baker of Jermyn and Mayfield died last evening at 4 45 from injuries after being thrown from his wagon struck by a street car. He leaves a wife and four children and was a longtime resident known for his cheerful disposition and church and lodge memberships. Funeral plans will be listed in tomorrow's Tribune. Also noted were athletic events by Mayfield and West Side Browns and cemetery association routine actions, plus a church mission shift from children to men themes.
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Walter Baker
Frank
Thalph
Carl
Alm
Philip
Jermyn
Diindatt
Samuel
Rendham
Mies
Prior
Richard Merritt
Stott
Eliza Collinge
California
Wiedas
Muothoist Episcopal Church
Tushbrook Lodge
Odd Fellows
Tribune
Mayfield
West Side Browns
Cemetery Association
Church of the Sacred Heart
Redemptorist Fathers
Wonderful Cure of Diarrhoea Adverts Chamberlains Remedy
Editor recalls a personal recovery from diarrhoea after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The testimonial claims dramatic improvement, noting the writer is now healthy and urging readers to try the product. Mentions Matthews Bros and Whiteaate as sellers. Also references a separate local incident about a child burned at a play yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlains Calle
Ashoever
Moore
Matthews Bros
Whiteaate
Fire Injures Younger Brother in Accidental Dress Burn
The younger brother was accidentally set alight as his clothing caught fire, flames nearly consuming his dress. A physician treated the boy, whose condition remained serious and could prove fatal. Nearby, Mr. E. BE. Locklin departed for Kickley Pennsylvania for a meat market job while Rev. H. Moon attended Presbytery in Shickshinny.
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Thatden
Thorne
E. BE. Locklin
Kickley
H. Moon
Shickenhinny
BM. Moon
Gon. Potert
Frienia
Brandt
Gilvert Taylor
Ontario and Western
Poynielle
FF. L. Taylor
Prospect Witt
Local residents visit and illness noted in Blakely Scranton area
Prof M O W Cummings and Sciuat Directors Thomas Werver John Tally and others spent Sunday at Lake Loadore. Walter and Stanley Parry of Blake ly suffer typhoid fever while Miss Jessie Reddington hosts May Carr. Rev J R Rite returns from Deven west, accompanied by Thomas Follies. Mr and Mrs Geeter Smith visit the Fawride home in Blakely. The seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W O Davis Jr dies. funeral at 2 in the family home, Union Cemetery. Miss Mame Doherty enjoys vacation in Scranton. The funeral for the Seymour child of Mott Haven slated for 2 this afternoon. Willie Davie returns to Philadelphia after a week at home on Susquehanna Street. Prof W Watkins and Natalie visit Tehitivos at Tartar. Prof Georges Watkin eshaw of Providence in town yesterday.
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M. O W. Cummings
Sciuat
Thomas Werver
John Tally
Thomas Lenohon
J. Cummings
David Cohen
Lake Loadore
Henry Williams
Wert Scranton
Walter and
Stanley Parry
Blakely
Jessie Reddington
Scranton
May Carr
J. R. Rite
Deven West Herchal
Thomas Follies
Geeter Smith
J. D. Fawride
O Yegre
Mire
W. OF. Davis, Jr
Third Street
Mately
Union Cemetery
Mame Doherty
Mise Cumminnes
Susehanna Street
Mira TV
Watkina and i
Natalie
Tehitivos
Tartar
Ceores Watkineshaw
Providence
Miller Burial Beaconed at Methodist Church
The obituary notes the burial of Mr William Miller at the Methodist church on Sunday morning. Blanche and Ethel Tregellas spent Sunday with friends at Parsons. Myrtle Howard returned from Titehamion and will accompany her parents to Alente Vista Colorado. Mr and Mrs C B Henry of Taylor visited at the Methodist parsonage. Matts Smith returned home after visiting Portons grandparents. John Koons jul Inby visiting Bradford county.
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William Miller
Missex Blanche
Ethel Tregellas
Parsons
Myrtle Howard
Titehamion
Will
Frank Howard
C. B. Henry
Taylor
Matts
Smith
Portons
John Koons
Bradford County
Local notes report small town events and fuel concerns
Mis e Ruth Bull and others travel for visits while families cope with fuel shortages amid a strike. Residents near Wyoming Camp worry about supplies as Mrs Charles Miller and Mrs Moxley attend ceremonies. Mrs Q F Thompson visits relatives. Miss Kennedy stays with the Johnsons. A mysterious medical claim about Krause remedies is noted.
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Ruth Bull
Clirk
Charnes
Hans
Vrielt
Take Ariel
Charles Miller
Moxley
Sernton
Mise Kennedy
Susquehanna County
Johnson
The Wolford Company Stages The Nutty Tale of French History
The Wolford theatrical company presented a dramatic production recalling Napoleons escape and exile, staged with costumed principals led by Miss Wolford and a strong supporting cast. Critics praised the performances and the audience reaction, noting a well received matinee show and lively ensemble.
Actress Miailonie Tubterfly Lintle Bowedity Nite Play
An interview reveals Miailonie Tubterfly Lintle Bowedity discussing her excitement at playing Chitosin tet leowian Magan Nuthertivy in Neughty Anthiome at Lewin theater west Friday evening. She explains artistic aims and the challenge of delivering a natural performance with audience-ready emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewin Theater
Cat Peretoire
Allentown Fair Promises Notable Railroad Excursion
Announcement of a September fair in Allentown draws public interest. Central Railways of New Jersey offers round trips from Sera fin to Allentown and return on September 18 to 21 and September 22, with a special express train on September 20. Round trip fares are $2.00 for adults and 1.99 for children, with tickets on sale September 2 and 21. Returning express departs Allentown for Wilkes-Barre and intermediate points after 7 p.m.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Allentown Fair
Allentown
New Jersy
Serafin
Chisive
Faye
S48
Spee
Sornton
Chinen
Fare schedule for multiple states with round trip surcharge
On the fleet and third Tuesdays in each month the line offers travel to towns in South and North Dakota Minnesota Montana Colonie Miah Nebraska Oregon and Washington at one fare plus two dollars for round trip valid 21 days for further information call Howell G B RP A 381 Broadway New York or John KRP AL dye William street Williamsport PA
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Chicago
Miwoauker Oo
Milway
North Dakota
Minnesota
Arontana
Colonie
Miah
Nebraska
Oregon
Washington
I.howell
John KR
Dye Whiliam Aireel
Williamsport
Special excursion tickets to western stops on one fare plus four
Travel offers include gold foil excursion tickets from Culougo to Milwitker and St Paul with August and September departures via Deadwood Rapid City and Casper Sheridan. Return allowed until October. Stopovers west of Omaha. For details contact W S Howell New York or John B Pott Williamsport.
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Culougo Yin T'Hinge
Milwitker
St Paul iWlway
Oun
Deadwood
Spearfish
Rapid City
Casper and
Sheridan
Wyo
Omaha
Howell
Broundways
New York
Oy John &. Pott, D. P. AL
William St. Williamsport
Specialized oekeia sale across cities through Chicwo lines
A public sale action lists Deriver Colorado Springs with Pueblo Glenwood Chiy and Oden Ciah. Items travel via Chicwo Milwauker and St Puapailway on August 21 and September 4. Fare is one plus two dollars for round trip with return by October List. For details contact W Howell or Jno Ft Port DP A 486 William St Williamsport Pa.
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Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood
Chiy
Oden
Chitage
Chicwo
Milwauker
St Puapailway
Howell
G. FE. P
Broadway
New York
Jno
Ft. Port
William St
Willamsport
Primitive Methodist choir rehearses for service title
Mies Vitale Nelshoam of Peckville visits Mrs. George Kell. Choir leader Thomas Wright guides the Primitive Methodist choir rehearsing for a service titled Little Mitinle. Dicksonby borough council meets tomorrow at 7 40 in Foley's hall. John Lark, Thomson and Joseph Mall, who left for England three months ago, returned Saturday. Ladies Aid of the Primitive Methodist church meets tomorrow at 2 in the afternoon at the home of Mrs OT Wright.
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Mies Vitale Nelshoam
Peckville
George Kell
Cmll Street
Primitive Methodist
Thomas Wright
Dicksonby
Foley's Hall
John Lark
Thomson
Joseph Mall
England
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Primitive Methodist Church
Tomer
OT. Wright
Sire Reel
Panbh ed House for Rent in Sorition Area
The notice advertises a paneled house for rent in a relief elevation area featuring a modern heated interior. It lists rooms including two bedrooms and a parlor, with a permeated address box for inquiries in Sinentay, PA.
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Soriton
Sinentay
Notice of Scranton City Council paving plan approval meeting
The document records a Scranton City Council and Court commissions meeting about road pavement and curb work along Diamond Avenue and nearby streets. It notes a schedule, approvals by the mayor, and the Clerk to issue notices for residents to vote or respond by a specified date. The notice lists officials and approvals dated November 10.
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Owsess
Poneney
Cunt Street
Dreaerdords
Komnton
Scranton
Providence Pool
Bepanton
Watt
Wien
Leterwen
Rubberneck baseball club challenges Crescent City to game
The Rubberneck baseball club of Olyphant challenges the Crescent City team of Carbondale to a game at Alumni Park in Carbondale on Saturday September 22 for a purse of $50. John Hurke is captain and Joseph Mahon the manager.
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Rubberneck Baseball Club
Olyphant
Crescents
Carbondale
Alumni Park
John Hurke
Joseph Mahon
Scranton Businesses and Professionals Directory Fragment
A fragmented listing from Scranton shows numerous names and addresses including architects, attorneys, and traders. Notable entries include Rick building on Washington Avenue, REG Riverside firms, and J. Browning as attorney. Multiple street addresses and firm names appear with varied occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J, Brown
Rick
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Train Schedules Mention Carboniale and Wilkes Routes
Fragmented OCR shows Sunday train times for Carboniale Wilkes Albany and nearby points. Schedules list departure times, connections, and extension to Port Nonedale and Lodone areas. Service covers multiple towns with reference to Albany Scranton and United States routes.
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Wilkes
Albany
Pointe Mouth
United States
Weeds
Wow
Apadiok
PAW Albany
Onoss
TPA
Scranton
Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetable and Rail Services
Scranton to Philadelphia New York routes via D T HR with several express and local trains. Details include departures 64a0 pm 2.18 pm and 12.00 108 407 Black Diamond Express, connections to Buffalo Chicago and intermediate stations. Parlor car service on all trains between Wilkes-Barre and Philadelphia Buffalo Susquehanna divisions. Cortland Street New York agents Charles Lee and Noneseseachier note ticketing and reservations at One Lovkuniana Avenue Scranton.
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Rifect
Scranton
Miladelphia
New York
D&t
WOH
Vie
Pottaville
Imi
Bethlehem
Keston
Meading
Morrisburg
Gaga
Tonkhennock
Towanda
Rimira
Ithaca
Cetera
Panea
Rollin Tia Wat
Cortland Street
Charles , Lee
South Fei Delivery
Sundone Trains and Timetables Across Northeast Rail Lines
An old timetable fragment details train departures and arrivals between Scranton and New York and other major cities. It lists multiple connections, pricing, and station notes for various routes including Baltimore Washington, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh lines with scattered times and fare references.
Unclear OCR sports brief from Erie Wyoming Valley
Fragmentary report mentions September 17 event, trains for Waches, Erie versus New York, and a 708 109000 score note. Many words are garbled, making specific teams, dates, or outcomes uncertain.
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Waches
Leral Hha
Joe
Erie
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