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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1894
Page
8
A newspaper ad touts gloves as essential for outdoor attire. It promotes Foster and Jonvin Kid Gloves plus other brands, claims low prices and durability, and positions Gornmian's as offering the best value.
Flora Johnson visits friends in Binghamton. Warren Shamrell visits Williamsport. Migie A Hearin visits her brother in Albany. Mrs John Callow visiting parents in Anbyrn NY. Mrs Courles Capwell visiting Pittston. Mrs Fred Van Farmer in Binghamton. Mrs John Tyler visited Binghamton yesterday. Bon James T Calais left for Washington DC. Captain Bache and family return from Washington DC about the 19th. Walter Burton ill. J B McGreary in Binghamton Thursday. Presbyterian Sunday school under new rules and by laws approved. Mrs M Scheentergar Beaver Dam WI writes: Thomas Electrical cures coughs and rheumatism.
Duryea Pa April 13 Mrs J J Sampson of Main Street visits her parents at Archbald A number of our people attend the Wyoming Conference at Scranton today Mr Hermann of West Pittston who recently bought the lot near Dills post office building has begun operations for his new armotive D W Richards made a business trip to Bald Mount yesterday Dr Parke of Pittston will preach at the chapel Sunday evening The Agenda meets this evening Burdock Blood Bitters sold everywhere.
A busy Stro udsburg dispatch notes visitors from Philadelphia Washington New York Elmira and Binghamton. Local projects include sidewalk updates at Lawn Cottage and banking house improvements. Meetings postponed for the Stroudsburg and Lackawanna Telephone Co and a Delaware Water Gap charter report are mentioned. migrant residents and travelers populate the column with marriages visits and real estate moves.
The St Johns Reading Circle at the Watts building presented a Longfellow program by forty five young ladies including piano solos recitations and readings. Guest Rev John Lewin Jr of St Georges New York attended as a guest of E. Ruensell. An unrelated local social at Sealeyville provided entertainment and the Art Student Chromes at the Thitse Agency drew interest.
Local items include social visits by Minnie Kyte and W J Maxie, a church sermon by Rev Colville, and Mrs Clemant Breton’s return from Athens. Obituary notes Mrs Mary Howard of upper Dandalf street dies at 24 with funeral at St Roach. Opera postponed for Birthes of Ponzince. Dr Wood’s Norway Pine syrup advertised as cough remedy.
A vintage ad copy touts Castoria as a trusted remedy for babies and children. It claims safety and ease of use, urging parents to rely on Castoria for common ailments.
Forest City town notes report Hillside employee wage revival for tomorrow. Pt Kennedy of Princeton to lead services at the new Presbyterian church. Funeral for Miss Mary Luvin tomorrow with interment at St Rowe cemetery. Local residents Mary Luvin guests and others visit. Arbor Day observed. Wonderland Theatre matinee to show Hidden Hand with farewell Hip Van Winkle tonight. Dr Kings New Discovery advertised with money back guarantee.
A young man on South Hill narrowly survived an attack after being accosted on Broad Street near Foundry Street. He describes a stylish stranger in a light overcoat who knocked him with a black jack, striking his neck before he escaped over a nearby fence. The incident remains under investigation.
A brief, unreadable line suggests an assailant aimed to injure a victim to rifle his pockets for money. The passage lacks clear names or places but indicates a robbery intent and violent action.
W Pecks firm secures OM Fellows building contract on Thore Way Evening. Winton and Dolph Coal Company prepare to break ground for twenty company houses opposite Dole ware and Haddon Dipot. Various local residents visit, travel, and study business courses at Wood's college. multiple social and civic mentions appear throughout the page.
Luxuriant hair and a clean scalp free from irritation are promoted by Cuticura Soap. The product purifies skin and hair, clears crusts and dandruff, destroys microscopic insects, soothes itch, nourishes roots, and imparts brilliancy to the hair and freshness to the complexion.
Special to the Scranton Tritine reports Mrs Weleh a widow living near the Seneca calm bank was found dead by her bedside yesterday morning. Neighbors discovered her kneeling in prayer showing death occurred three to four days earlier with no visible decomposition yet.
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