Meadville notes of social visits and local incidents
Meadville reports on visits by Miss Mary Green and Miss Georgiana Flamorfolt to Wedgeedy with Mrs. Josiah Park. Cora Axford returns home from Alluanoohy. Alfred Sablin of Newark and Lewis Martenis of Montelatr are mentioned. Arthur Hopkins assists Frank Pool with onions. Vida Well Our injures from a fork incident. hospitalities at Washington and Port Colden. Mrs. George Startenia improving slowly after illness. Frank Dolan’s Dew rubber-tire carriage discussed.
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Bfrs
Misa Cora Axford
Allaniuohy
Afra
J. H. Cumming
Alfred Sablin
Newark
Lewis Martenis
Montelatr
Tis Paranta
Geo Tartenis
Arthur Hopkins
Free’ Union
Vida
Dolan
George Startenia
J. W
Washington
Port Colden
Frank
New Hampton Sunday School Cutter Supper and Local News
Readable items include a cutter supper event for New Hampton Sunday school on Soph. 27th Mies. Philip Waller and Laura visit relatives in Monatelah Mosara. Exhibitions by Fitzgerald and Reid feature clasograph and sternopticon in a large tent with meals. The public school opened on Monday. Numerous local visits, baseball game results, and social notes from New Hampton and nearby towns are listed, plus land transfers and a note on aqueduct eradication efforts.
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Soph
Mies
Philip Waller
Laura
Sarah O'Brien
Adsy Nora O’ Brien
Brooklyn
Mins Louies Bowlbyes
John Rodenbaugh
Lizzie
Oxford
Peter Cramer
J. B. Kaptor
Imlaydale
Willia Kent Mackey
Plainfield
Asbu Park
Hottie
Agenowlby
Tawi Ward
Bowlby
Jees
Hackettstown Obituary and Local Notices Echoes of Osborn
In Hackettstown mourners gathered at the Main Street church for the funeral of Kav. W. P. B. Osborn of the Missionary Farm. Osborn sustained injuries from a railway accident near Rawlowsville while en route home. pneumonia later weakened him and he died shortly after his wife reached his bedside. The piece extols his kindness, religious devotion, and community service, noting two other local figures, Dr. F. W. Kruppelberg and Dr. Robart Weadenill, with brief society and civic references.
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W. PB. Osborn
Migde-Bla
Hla
Firo
Baranawad
Eiecla
F. W. Kruppelberg
Grand Avenue
Ara Legion
Robart Weadenil
John Waoodral
Washington
Bloomsbury
Newark
Pogtion
De.g. G. Green
Woodbury
N. J
Philadelphia
General Interest Snippets From Far and Near
A collage of quirky notes reports a duck yield reaching 150 million last year while Dover borrows on 79 thousand dollars in pennant water bonds. Electric streetcars avoid Sundays in Stroadsburg as two rail lines face delays. Clinton shirt factory enjoys prosperity with new machinery. Murky items include a New York financier Charles Schwab related tale, a non resident hunting law incident in Bridenburg, and a gate warden arrest for fines. A Lambertville anecdote crowns a mosquito night tale, while county commissioners in Mi tighten flood safety with old railroad trade disputes. The Professional Harvester Co forms in Trenton to unite major agricultural manufacturers.
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Notoong Hoa
Lackawanna
Natcong
Stanhops
Hoosterdon County
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Eastony
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Philadelphia
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Camden
Cape
Congress
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Evening Times
Balloyn
Thomas Q. Barker
Jobo Keller
Europe
Trenton Hoar
Supreme Court
Eslave Barker
Kearney
Mme
New Yorks
Catholica
New York
State Board of Health
Haq
Mat Bean
Warren
Sulver
Ooe
Perabarly
Essex
East Orange
Orange
Batleven
Suat
Pattsen
Anthony Hope
Londo
Herman Bulckerbouker Viels
Viele
Mc Clure
A.B. Wenzall
Cosmopolitan
Sran
Dover
Stroadsburg
Belog
Low York
Troloy
Tracke
Morristown
Altogather
USA
Ata George Logan
Bridenburg
Camion County
Newton Alate
Charles
Schwab
Mi County
Moudaburg
Pubrnnsional Harvester Co
Trenton
Camn
Tiger disease described as a stealthy killer
An old medical warning extols Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for consumption or tuberculosis, claiming it halts disease progression and heals flesh. It advises against hunting with ordinary foods and medicine, praising heavy doses and rapid effects while noting resistance by the illness.
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