Local Notices and Social Roundup in Carbondale
Article records scattered social notices and ads from Bhannon Co. to residents visiting Wilkes-Barre Philadelphia and New York. It notes open business hours, visits by Mrs. Olver and others, travel to Buffalo and Maine, and a Carbondale Indian football team entertainment with L. Singer as pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PT. J. Olver
Washington Street
Wilkes-Barre
Minnie Tallman
Genevieve Farrell
Thin Elts
Edward Farrell
Oneonta
Forest City
James McMillan
H. EK
May
Antarcidy
Burr Cottage
Crystal Lake
John James
New York City
Mary Cardon
Philadelphia
Soleonover
Scranton
Mackstone
Bar Examining Committee
Miee Graves
George Kinigall
Satwhay
Thendsa
Maine
Feldons
Will Lines
H. C. Wheeler
Mattie Hughes Brown
Glen Summit
Jessie Doyd
George White
Patterson
N. J
R. W. Gray
New Haven
Conn
O. TH. Grifin
Jamestown
N. Y
Carbondale
L. Singer
Advertising company displays exotic animals on Michigan bound car
A large box car in the Delaware and Madison yard drew crowds as it carried a buffalo, black bear, two deer, three elk and an owl in separate cages. The animals belong to a Michigan Wire Fence Company and are on tour for advertising. After showing at Oneonta fair they head to Dryden New York then Wilkes-Barre and Lehigh Valley routes. The buffalo weighed 1400 pounds and the elk’s antlers stretched four feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Madson Yard
Michigan
Oneonta Fair
Dryden
N. Y
Wilkes- Barre
Lehigh Valley
Howard Potter
Wyoming Street
Hattie Morse
New York State
Edward Walsh
Pike Street
Honesdale Baseball Club
Simpson
Anthracite Park
Honesdale
Simpoon
T. F. Pierce
Newport
Providence
New England
Pierce Butler
W. H. Stevens
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Dalton
Naomi
Joseph Birkett
Church Street
Buffalo
T. Brainard
H. C. Watrous
Washington Street
May Avery
Phillipsburg
Bridget Gilmartin
Scranton
Helen Harvey
Leona Gelder
Helen Moon
Mary O'Grady
Litsle Kil
Matrick
New York
Margaret Love
Brooklyn
Benton
Margeret D. Morse
N. F. Stephens
John Muir
Cannon Street
William Muir
Warren
Misa Hattie Whittake
Miss Kirkman
Rowlands
Silk mill needs workers as orders boom
The silk mill operates at full capacity with constant orders and seeks at least a hundred new employees. The issue is the distance from the city and daily streetcar fares, which hinder recruitment. Efforts to obtain reduced transit rates from the Traction Company have failed, though mill managers insist a cooperative arrangement would benefit both sides.
Hessler's Trip Takes Professor Hessler to Austria From Carbondale
Professor Carl Hessler, a well known musician, leaves New York bound for Austria with his father after being summoned to return to Carbondale. He had been teaching a band in Brandt and will reunite with his ailing mother and family. Friends wish him a prosperou s voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hessler
New York
Austria
Professor Hessler
Brandt
Carbondale
Old Country
Mr. Hessler
Fell township schools show big jump in attendance
Superintendent J. K. Brennan reports 310 pupils last year rising to 495 this year. The Crystal Lake school with Miss McLaughlin will close due to low enrollment of eight, no longer supporting a teacher. McLaughlin transfers to Richmondale where an unused room is prepared for the larger pupil load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fell Township
J. KB. Brennan
Crystal Lake
Miss McLaughlin
Aix
Richmondale
Fitz Withdraws from Carbondale Appearance
Fitz will not appear due to a recent difficulty with a coachman. Bob Fiteelniumons will perform elsewhere this evening and not appear in Carbondale as advertised. Arrangements will be made for a future date for the champion, to be duly advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Fiteelniumons
Carbondale
Local Schools Enroll 167. Week May Bring More
In this borough the school population stands at 167 on Saturday with room for many more. Night schools Wis. No. 1 75 No. 2 68 No. 3 65, total. a lively gathering marked Lulu Jones eighth birthday at her Taylor street home with numerous friends and children attending. Community events include Emblem division No. 67 Son of Temperance meeting in Van Ho hall.
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Lulu Jones
Taylor Street
Oecasion
Missea
Norma Johns
Minnie Harris
Hdith Wiliams
Mary A. Morsans
Liseie
Hdith
Magele Marsh
Lena Flutchey
Bertha Welsenfluh
Christine
Myrtle Harlowe
Laura Fern
Maud Davenport
Pareers
John Thomas
John S. Johns
John Weber
Walton
Keyser Valley
H. J. Daniela
Altoona
John B. Reese
South Taylor
Hillside
Patrick Ruane
Archbald
Lackawanna Council
Daughters of
Pocahontos
Webers Rink
David Whiteford
Green Tudge
Thie Place
Susie Proberts
Hyde Park
Thomas Balnes
Mace
Patrick Gilroy
Scranton
Taylor
Fresh Beginnings Every Day by Susan Coolidge
Poem fragment urging renewal after sorrow. Repeats that yesterday is gone and each day offers a new start. Encourages forgiveness and resilience as the soul faces dawn with renewed hope and courage. References God, mercy, and the churn of sunshine and sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Susan Coolidge
Pyramid Pile Cure praised as safe enduring remedy
A Pittsburg reader endorses the Pyramid Pile Cure claiming three months of insomnia and prostration ended after using three bottles. The letter lauds the product as painless, non addictive, and effective, with testimonials and instructions to obtain the cure from pharmacies or Pyramid Drug Co. Albion Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Handachu
Mth
St. Cotton Alley
Pittsburg
Ike
Pyramid
Pyramid Drug Co
Albion
Mich
Decay of Birth Rates Threatens France Says Bertillon
Jacques Bertillon writes in Temps de Paris on France’s falling birth rate and rising mortality. He cites official 1805 figures showing a 17 000 deficit and warns unless corrected, France may appear to fade compared with Germany, with military and economic consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques Bertillon
Temps of
Paris
Prince
Jounal
France
Bridal Chamber Tales Stir Washington Hotel Guests
A Washington Post anecdote from the Oxford hotel lobby recalls a newly married couple placed in the bridal chamber amid jokes from staff and guests. The tale unfolds with nervous groom, whispered prompting, and a midnight bout of curious eyes before the couple finally seeks rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Washington
Staira
Annie
The Crow and the Ring Mystery
A crow hides a ring and returns it to Mrs. Martin after Dick the dog steals it. Mrs. Martin scolds Dick with a threat of shooting if repeated. Dick escapes to a tree and calls to other birds, drawing attention from neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Martin
Wise Crow Steals Ring and Confesses in Jest
A North Bennington crow named Dick amuses the Martin household by habitual jewelry theft. When Mrs. Martin discovers a missing plain gold ring she asks the bird, who tilts his head and stares, hinting at the prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Martin
North Bennington
Martin
Finest stock of watches in latest styles and sizes
Advertises a broad selection of watches with a focus on latest styles and varied sizes offered at very close figures. Encourages quick purchase for competitive pricing.
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Aines
Waconmakers
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Mili.s
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter Ceeee
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing
Coacomatics
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Hawley
Gerret
Pintonal
Lake Ariel
New York Press
Starling Silver Warn
Sterling Novalties
Barboun
Credit House
Lack Wanna
Pennnsylvania
Moosic and
ROE Dale Works
LAPLIN @ RAND POWDER Co's
Repauno Chemical Co
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming
Canadian Pacific R’y
Oine
Canada
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Tacoma
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