Hackettstown Notes and Local News Update
Hackettstown residents Howell and family visit. Mrs Buchman and daughter Nellie Howell return home from nursing studies in New York. Master Harry Quisk, once ill, is improving though weak with speech difficulty. Mrs May Harvey Jones and daughter visit relatives in Brightgan. Bible meeting plans advance for Friday. O. E. Endeavorers attend Newton convention. Infant son of Dr. Heagland buried in Danvita Union cemetery after fever. Rev. W. C. Hogg preaches at Princeton. Rev. J. H. Bradley to preach in Tuckerton church this Sunday.
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Vienna
May
Wiill
May Harvey Jones
Uttle
Grace
May Olroy
E. Sleming
Tech
Brightgan
O. E
Newton
Voder
Bonn W. Heagland
Oxford
Union
Danvita
Ray
W. C. Hogg
Princeton
J. H. Bradley
Tuckerton
Local residents share visits and events in Walnut Valley
Waln ut Valley notes show Ambrosa Van Campen of East Stroudsburg visiting Afra V's parents in town and George Titman with Ervin Beck attending the Newton horse race. Nazareth Fair draws locals while Blairstown vote backs $190 for free text books. Mrs Margaret Kintz receives a surprise.
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Walnut Valley
Ambrosa van Campen
East Stroudsburg
Afra. V's
Fred Snyder
Warrington
Anna
Jose Titman
Hainesburg
Plare
Nazareth
Calvin Crisaman
Halnesburg
Samuel Harris
George Tmt
Local notes and updates from Belvidere and surrounding areas
Philip Amendi JLITTLE-YORK teaches school near Pennaylyaasin. Che Robinson and Bois ejectment suit decided for the former. Bois appealed to the Supreme Court with slim chances of mine resuming and payoff. Cline carting logs. Misses Taylor working at Belvidere silk mill. Lisk hosted by Mathews in Brineton. John Stont from Montana visited last year. New iron bridge at Haren begun. Apple harvest underway. Mabel Milter ill with scarlet fever. George Larsson contracted for Christials church repairs. Rev. Lou Wilmaith to New York Central Conferences and will not preach this Sunday. Christian church social Friday Oct 4. Sryojze left for Baltimore to resume medical school. Rouben Glass visited daughters in town. Dill and Mary van Gi, Meyers, Howell, and Merrill at Newton convention. Mr. and Mrs. Graver of Newton visited daughter Mrs. Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. Burd spending days in Newgr.
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Jlittle-York
Philip Amendi
Pennaylyaasin
Che Robinson
Bois
Bois Tne
Supreme Court
Cline
George Caton
Taylor
Hszen
Belvidere
J.P. Mathews
George Larsson
Christials
Lou Wilmaith
New York Central Conferences
Jga
Selidol
GEB Society
Sryojze
Baltimore
Seliool
Rouben’ Glass
A. Hotyell
Fannis Dill
Mary van Gi
and Meyers
George Howell
Ving Merrill
C. EB
Newton
Ars. Horace Graver
Charles E. Bryan
J.C. Burd
Newgri
Local notes on residents and events in Knowlton area
Clark Smith, a prosperous young farmer, suffered a frolle last Saturday drawing neighbors together. Reports from Hope speak of Ae AY Vanhorn seeking county clerk at a caucus. Frank Enyder visited his father at Warriniston. James B. Hoff ships painting work for a large house for J. W. Kitchen in Columbia. Visitors Emme Searing and Maggie Butler from Middletown, Conn., stayed with Miss Jas. B. Lust. Mrs. Frank Davis of Jersey City returns home after weeks with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Hull of Delaware and Mr. and Mrs. Trying Smith of Montclair spent Sunday in town. Revival services led by blind evangelist Rev. Thomas Houston attract locals at Knowlton Frame church. Local youths attend Christian Endeavor union in Newton. James R. Henry of Newark visiting parents. Wa. Bowers of Newark renewing acquaintances. Louise Aydelle Co.'s show in Belvidere attracts townsfolk. Nazareth and Trenton fairs will be attended by farmers. The revival continues in Knowlton. G. B. Bull and wife return from New York. Theodore W. Heit remains ill with typhoid fever. Ward Amieeman and J. B. Ammerman visit Colbaugh, Pa., with Rev. C. E. Van Allen. Michael Hebner killed near Portland, Pa., after a roadside accident. leaves a small family. Chestnut crop expected large. earlier picks ripening fast.
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Clark Smith
Ae AY Vanhorn
Hope
Vanhorn
Comdog Caucus
Ailno
Frank Enyder
Warriniston
Burclay
James B. Hoff
Joseph Cazaun
Scapel Hill
Flummerfelt
Pines
J. W. Kitchen
Columbia
Emme
Maggie Buteler
Middletown
Conn
Mia
Jas
Frank Davis
Jersey
Bme
Hull
Delaware
Afra
Smith
Montclatr
Knowlton Frame Church
Mr. Houston
Mesars
G.T, Scharrer
CT. Smith
Isaac Law
Union Convention of Christian Endeavors
Newton Inet
James BR. Henry
Newark
Wa. Bowers
Louise Aydelle Co
Belvidere
Nazareth
Trenton
Thomas Houston
Hampton Junction
Knowlton
GB. Bull
New York
Theodore W. Heit
Ward Amieeman
J.B. Ammerman
Colbaugh
C. E. van Allen
Hutty
Michael Hebner
Portland
Slateford
Local notes of court visits and political plans
A garbled update reports several items including a court attendance by citizens on Tuesday, Roland Firth a candidate for County Clerk seeking nomination, and remarks on Low Mayberry's influence. It also mentions Marlatt and Price selling property near Port Murray for $1,000, church repairs, stewards and trustees meetings at local churches, a Vienna delegate to a Democratic State convention, and various social visits. A Drummond Lightning Remedy anecdote appears with promotional claims.
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Mayberry
Stewart
Travanline
Roland Firth
Frank Thomas Hog
Billys Oranse
Port Murray
Arrayie
Jercy Marlatt
Joseph ‘Thomas
Iimportance
Wm. Berey
Samuel Lerr
Vienna
Semel Frame
Aloghl
New York Fashion Letter on Monair Gowns and Velvet Styles
Fashion note reviews new monair and ulpadt costumes with jagnty blazers trimmed with monetine stitching. It describes blouses, gowns, sleeves, caps, and telemings, plus color combinations for evening wear and trims in satin, velvet, and cambric. It highlights Bengal blue, Framboise, purple shades, and new novelties in fabrics and embroidery, with Paris style influences and McDowell dress cutting schools offering the standard cutting method and a World’s Columbian Exposition praised drafting machine.
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New York
Monair
Ulpadt
Dublin
Prolia
Bengal
Buvaton
iDinney
A. Afe Dowell & Co
McDowell
McDownell
Messrs. A. McDowell & Co
Wesbeth Street
Sow
York
Magazine Notes and Cosmopolitan Highlights Page
The excerpt notes MARFEMS STALLARINE and Alone in China by Julian Ralph in Harper's Magazine. It mentions theater illustrations by C D Walden and the Ladies' Home Journal purchasing property in Philadelphia for a major new building. Kipling’s Mowgli Leaves the Jungle in Cosmopolitan October plus State Universites essays and an Agriculturist’s Illustrated Magazine launch are noted.
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Magaizine
Marfems Stallarine
China
Julian Ralph
Harper's Magazine
Fg En Departurain Beton
Pittsburg
Washington
C.D. Walden
Hob Toutlnal
Ladies’ Howe Journal
Stub and
Walsub Streets
Philadelphia
Fatnuts Independance Square
Washington Square
The
Journal
Kipling
Ance
Mowgli
Literatura
Mowg
Richard le Gallice
Brot
Ely
Cosmopolitan
Notary sworn oath over catarrh cure
Fragments describe an oath related to a law firm D. J. Cuorpy & Co and a bet of one hundred dollars for cures of catarrh. References include J F Cheney & Co and Fall’s Catarrh Cure with testimonials and claims of internal action. Mentions Captain Sweeney and U S Consulate, with miscellaneous product lines.
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Torso
Prank J
Gheney
D. J. Cuorpy & Co
Toledo
County
Statenforcaaid
Thaganid Drm
Haul
Cileney
Syrup of Figs Promotes Health and Gentle Laxative Action
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure laxative that cleanses the system and aids kidneys, liver, and bowels without weakening them. It stresses pleasant taste, broad medical approval, and availability in 60c and $1 bottles from druggists, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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Josenenondity
California Fig Syrup” Co
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Drummond
Drumnond Medicine Co
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Rowingia Tiewry
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Alesmen
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Landis & Co
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Parker's
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Boston
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Washington Indies
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Sulla Wit
Lou
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Oncans'ano Pianos
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Needham
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