Social events of the six days chronicle briefed
A long column lists social movements and visits. Mrs. J. Toad Lake travels in New York with her sister Mrs. W. Gilbough. John Q. Motalraf visits Newton Realstor was in town yesterday. Edith Jacobus plans April creation with her parents Dr. and Mrs. saconts. Montreal’s Enmmions meets with Gir and Teodoro Mattison. Jacob S. Storenaon and Mrs. Pace visit Easton for five weeks. Mr. Wm. Creveling visits Philadelphia to see son William at the University of Pennsylvania. Robert Arndt of Greenwood comes to spend Easter with the family and vote. Yrein Ayers and Nellie Blackwall wed in Hackettstown. Harry Spangenberg at U. of P has Easter vacation with parents. Mayor-elect Charles E. Johnston bedridden by rheumatism. Ontario resident Mrs. Bryan travels home to Scranton via Pretoria. Dr. Albert Brown Ganon of Morristown to marry Florence Tucker in Newark. Charles Curran and family visit from Scranton for Easter. Mrs. Curran and children remain for two weeks. Jacob Young of Port Murray and Mrs Pace plan remarriage following divorce. Darle Anieadt improves slowly after heart trouble. Miss Bugive Matthews of Oxford visits relatives. Local death of A. Blaney from Greenwich township. funeral at Muckettstown. Newton Presbytery meets. Rev Umbarger nominates Dr. England for General Assembly at Columbus. Dr. England elected on first ballot. Chapmen of Hawketstown rejected.
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Newton Realstor
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Landsdale
Dackeou Ave
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Linhoken
University of Pennsylvants
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Ginrwwood
Yrein Ayers
Nelllg Blackwall
Hackethstown
Harry Spangenberg
U. of Phea
Elster
Dauie Spannenberg
Wari Leas
Charles E. Johnston
J. It. Parks
Binghamton
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Bryan
Jockeon Valles
Scranton
Pretoria
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Newark
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Middords
Amanda K. Pearson
Oxford
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W.d. Dewhinney
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Gunday
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Lou Thompson
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Joseph Thompson
Eboboken
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Barkettstown
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Somervilla
Port Murray
George Winters
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Albert Brown Ganon
Morristown
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Tucker
Oragon
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Home Gold Cure Promises Quick Alcohol Cure at Home
A sensational 19th century ad touts the Home Gold Cure for drunkenness. It claims a safe home treatment to purge toxins, reform drinkers, and even cure spouses and children, with testimonials and a Philadelphia address for orders.
New Hampton Social Notes and Local Changes
A brief New Hampton tally describes a 25 person gathering at Charles Abel’s home on Wednesday night with socializing and refreshments. Mentions several visitors from Newark and Euston, plus local weather issues, store drainage repairs, and residents moving residences including Frederick Grainerling to Changewater and Abram Pritts near Tinlaydale.
Local Notices and Social Seen in Nineteenth Century Roundup
Fragmented notes record visitors and gatherings including Liew Philip Tester inquiring at the house with muscular rheumatism Abram Franco visiting friends in New Ark and George Waldran of Naw Dorcany guest of Min A M Cittian over Sunday Miss Danny Puliis travels to Hairstown and back to Troy New York Isaac Gy BIL an agency of Alfred Coate Co a major wallpaper firm supplies customers Edward Shipp ill with pneumonia Executor Gernelius Kirkhull to sell Geo Kirkhull estate on Rickhull farm Marshall Read of Deckartown summoned home by daughter illness Edward Lance sold a street road chorus to Stillwater Mrs John Morgan dies of consumption age about twenty five Frank Miogle and Mra Marka hosts Joseph UBD Soo removal of Wm Paths and George Hayes to replace Wm Selaper elected last election Eklanc not present under Roar law prevents certain actions.
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Middlesile
Bowen
Warrington
Reward Shuster
L. V. BR
Bangor
Andrew J. Staith
Strandshurs
de. Carbart
Elsisstown
Swisher
Millha
Haniel Snyder
Willines O. Ward
Alex
I*reeman
Williamsburg
Frank AvoMingla
Marksboro
Judson Linaharry
Peo
Tanry B. Beck
Thor
Linke York
Judson Brands
Aid
Smith
Mira
Anson McCain
Haorge Waldran
Naw Dorcany
Min A. M. Cittian
Danny Puliis
Seth
Troy
N.Y
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Sanday
Manny Trienda
Isaac Gy Bil
Alfred Coate& Co
Edward Shipp
Gernelius Kirkhull
Riekhull
Marshall
Deckartown
Parlack
Edward Lance
Sue Road
Stillwater
John Morgan
Martin Ball
Frank Miogle
Marka
Boros
Cnosts
Alt
Josyph Ubd
Local Congregation News and Social Happenings
Social notes from Townbury report a week of church gatherings and visiting guests. Members Harvey Rush and Madiaan attend a service, while Mrs Drake and Mrs McClellan Garris visit relatives in Newark. Several engagements and a meeting of the Board of Education conclude with appointments for the vacancy.
Right Reading For Reasonable People Policy Appeal
Promoting a business philosophy that promises honest goods and prices, polite service, and trustworthy policy. The message argues that practical spring shopping should lean toward stores that practice fair value and dependable customer care, warning against gimmicks and urging careful consideration to save money.
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Very Pretty Printed Cottons Sale Ad
Very Pretty Printed Cottons offered with fabrics such as Lawns Ginghams Percales and Satins. The ad touts large yardage at low prices with values from 8 to 12 cents and mentions several varieties including 38 inch Lawns and 36 inch Percales.
Ready to Wear Goods Full Showing at Low Prices
Full showing of ready to wear goods now available with careful selection assurance. Ladies dress skirts priced from 9g to 30 40 cent, wrappers from 9g to 1.19, Mercerized skirts 60c to 12.49, silk waists 2.09 to 4.90, wash waists 49c to 2.09, Mercerized waists 39c to 1.69.
Early Kid Gloves Sale Preview in Easter Appeal
An old time sale note urges immediate glove purchasing for Easter. The ad touts kid gloves priced at 98 cents and claims the product is the best, encouraging readers to buy now rather than wait.
Market for wear and style finds bargain glove sale
A short market note notes gloves priced at 75 cents, a bargain for wear and style. The item typically sells for nine shillings, indicating a discount opportunity likely in a local shop.
Opening Sale of Dress Goods and Silks Delights Shoppers
The opening sale showcases a spring dress goods display with a broad range of fabrics. Highlights include 54 inch brown cloth, 34 inch Homespun, 50 inch cloth, Elk Dress Goods, Particle and Moliir Serie patterns, Granite Cloth, and Elenriettas priced to $1.39.
Busy Hosiery Section Offers Low Prices and Varieties
Local store markets a bustling hosiery section with new stock and discounted prices. Ladies and children socks, fast black hose, and undergarments advertised at attractive rates. Men’s half-hose and assorted women’s items touted as excellent values for the season.
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