Garland News Notes and Local Updates in Guritann
A county column reports steady progress in Guritann with local schools under T A Firth and Misses Pier and Snyver showing good results. Morris returns from business in Fenn. O D B Horn and A F Andrews move logs for a large stock. David Kerr dies at home and is buried at Titusville cemetery. Sutton moves into Burdick’s former house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Andrews
David Kerr
Titusville Cemetery
Sutton
Burdick
North Warren and nearby notes on weather and people
North Warren reports busy blacksmiths sharpening horses, a failed well near the Greek, and ongoing discussions about a prohibition club. Local residents, sickness, and pension topics are touched, with anecdotes on Dick Franklin and Blaine, along with shop and hotel highlights in nearby towns and plans for gatherings and renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Warren
Col. Crocker
Milton Phillips
Benj. Slater
Wetmore Place
Judge Wetmore
Slater
Alice
Wieb
Dr. Dorchester
J. Ellen
Patrick Lucy
Cowden
Dick Franklin
Lss
Blaine
Prohibition
Logan
Nathan
Johnston, White & Co
Srus
Keffers Hybrid pear described as new fruit race
Spring Creek notes Keffers Hybrid pear as a valuable, new pear variety. It is a cross between Chinese sand pear and Bartlett, with dark green luxuriant foliage and healthy growth. The trees, native to the state, yield fruit at four years in orderly rows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
String Creek
Keffers
France
England
Beacia Pear Trees Promise Exceptional Fruit and Fame
A description touts Beacia pears as large and beautiful with a pineapple-like flavor. Trees ripen October and November and store to late January. The variety reportedly won gold medals in Philadelphia 1876 and New Orleans 183, with first prizes at state and county fairs. Growers are urged to plant trees in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Temperance Corner edited by the women’s temperance union
A Prohibition era feature outlines Anna Domini’s plan to curb male drinking by teaching youth abstinence and pressuring the city. Women gather to argue against tobacco alcohol and cider, blending church and state into a temperance drive. Mayor Hillyer lauds Atlanta’s restraint during a Thanksgiving period, praising order and peace. The piece references temperance progress, a Washington anecdote, and cautions about uric acid as a health culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Domini
Hillyer
Atlanta
The Holidays At Keystone Clothing Co Warren PA
An extensive Warren Pennsylvania listing of silk handkerchiefs mufflers neckwear fur caps and hats trunks umbrellas and underwear. The Keystone Croraine Company promotes elaborate dress shirts collars cuffs fur items and woolens at 410 Main Street with a wide assortment for men boys and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Clothing Co
Taz Keystone Croraine Company
Main Street
Warren
Penn’a
A New King on the Throne of Uric Acid Claims
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century column lampoons medical quackery. It mocks the obsession with uric acid as the cure or cause of common ailments including headaches neuralgia and brain fatigue. The piece hints at medical wisdom and popular diagnosis, noting the excessive reliance on a single scapegoat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
B. K. Bruce
Malari
Habernigg Tailors Show Elegant Gifts For Holiday Shoppers
A visit to J. G. Habernigg’s gents furnishing and tailoring shop reveals a striking display of silk handkerchiefs and an extensive line of suspenders, neckwear, collars, cuffs, shirts, underwear, socks, and monograms. The merchant tailor’s shop in the oil country is busy, with Habernigg’s renowned cutter and fitter service promising faithful attention to all orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Habernigg
Boliday
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Glade
Guapx
Clarendon String Band
Baldensperger
Samuel Avery
Hawley
Wayne County
G. W. Warner
Mitchell
Geo. Hertzel
Landlard
I. J. Guigler
McDonald
Nemo
Spring Creek
Temperance Corner
Boston
United
Miss Cleveland
Norman. Kerr
Wm. Deid
Edinburg
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Second Street
Piller
Wolda
J. Conquer
Sergent & Holt
C. Stilson
Jane Burroughs
Ullman & George
Anchor O1 Co
Mary
Arlers
Luther Green
J. Pageva
Warren Gaslight Co
Ary Davis
Sum. Lord
St. Henderson & Ws
F. A. Cogswell
I McNett & Co
E D. Preston
Union Oil Co
A. Caldwell
Geo. H
McGrew Bros
Joseph Conklin
B.J. Jackson
Babcock
al Va
John Maone
P.eb. Windsor
L. Munn
J. A. Weibl
H. Brees
Frothonorry
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Pittsburgh
Weekly Post
Adi
Washington
Senate
Pitts
Paris
New York
South
West
James P
Barr & CQ
Pittsburgh, PA
Myron Waters
Peanocig Henry
H. A
Davis
Citizens’ National Bank Warrkrem
PENNA
Myron Wat 88
Francis Henry
N. Parmlebe
M. Pardee
A. T. Scofield
United States
P Johnson
A. Bertzul
W.d. Drown
G.N. Parmlee
Medicieca
Baran
Farwell Ave
Milw
Wis
Butera
Liv
Brown Chemival CO
Baltimore
Lapis
Tueday
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
People’s Gas Company
McKean
Blix
Forest
Venango
Cawford
Evie
V. Davis
H. A. Jamieeon
UG. Allen
Warren, Pa
ALLEN
Iea
A, Solicitora
Warren Pa
Val
Chamberlain Institue Krandoph
Comercial College
Musical
DE. J.T. ED
Randolph
N.Y
C. H. Meacham &Co
Scofield
H. S. Thomas
Lath and Woon
Methodist Church
Wannen
E. Johnston
Brokenstraw Township
Pcpr
H. P. Kinnear
BOYD
Springfield Manufacturing CO
Springfield
Ohio
T. W. McNett
Atic Ord
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