GORMAN'S Advertises New Goods Arriving Daily
The store proclaims daily arrivals of new goods that sell quickly due to their merit and low prices. Each visit offers something of interest as items vanish before newspaper mentions.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1895
Page
4
The store proclaims daily arrivals of new goods that sell quickly due to their merit and low prices. Each visit offers something of interest as items vanish before newspaper mentions.
Sitka of other seasons, designs that were once popular, colors that have passed, are replaced as Dame Fashion smiles on modern fabrics. Figured Taffeta Ghose Silks and sprays of figures and dots lead the moment with fine lustre. We display endless varieties of choice combinations and fabrics.
An unclear notice references a limited time sale or event with staff and product phrases. The text is fragmented but indicates a promotional window and involvement of staff or attendants. Specific names, dates, or places are not discernible from the readable fragment.
A retailer touts fans as ornaments and necessities, highlighting a wide assortment to satisfy fickle tastes. The persuasive pitch emphasizes variety and acceptability for all buyers seeking cooling and style.
A catalog announces Ladies Foury Button Gloves in Paris Points and Elegant Tan Shades, plus Extra Quality Mosiqueteres and Suede Gloves in Black Tan and Brown. Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves and Cotton Gloves come in summer shades for the coming season, with affordable prices to fit all budgets.
The piece stresses that careful stitching and quality fabrics produce durable garments. It emphasizes choosing fabrics with correct weight and matching patterns to ensure a good fit and lasting wear.
A very pretty wedding took place at a West Side home as Samuel McFerrich wed Miss Elizabeth J. Reed. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. G. Simpson at the groom’s mother's Delaware Avenue home with relatives present.
A controversial exhibition begins 10 AM Monday April 29 1805 in Scranton at the Academy of Music. Dr Smith a renowned physician surgeon and scientist will present free daily lectures with illustrated demonstrations on chronic diseases using hydro-oxymethylene devices and a tereopticon. Tickets not required and his staff will offer private consultations at No 22 Wyoming avenue from 9 AM to 5 PM daily excluding Sundays.
The era of spring cleaning invites toil and nervous fatigue for the honest housewife. Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as the best blood purifier that purifies the blood boosts appetite and fortifies the body during household work and seasonal cleansing.
A Connecticut woman describes twelve years of rheumatism neuralgia and poor appetite followed by improved health after using Hood's Sarsaparilla each spring. She credits the remedy with enabling house cleaning and farm work and notes heart palpitations improved. Hood's Pills are praised as well.
A testimonial style ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as spring medicine for nervous exhaustion weak appetites and skin eruptions. It claims blood purification strengthens nerves and muscles improves digestion and energy with multiple personal endorsements from Mrs Helen Hiskeep and Mrs G C Clay among others.
The town pays tribute to Elder Newel Callender long time Baptist pastor and respected citizen. Farmers plant oats and potatoes while several milk stations serve Scranton. Oscar Mayo buys a Dimick farm and Blakely poor district forms a board. A Beott Beott boy Oliver Lepp dies and his funeral lacks a coffin but Abram Oakley arranges one after a delay.
John Hebrown plans porch work at his residence. Borough Government members are summoned to a hall meeting Monday evening to conduct important business. Miss Mary Jones visits Pittston, Miss Jennie Morris of Green Ridge visits here. Street Commissioner Bleyle continues to do excellent road work.
A garbled note discusses a person or group named Irvinton and Warren with unclear aims. The fragment mentions effort, patience, and pursuit of work amid confusion. It is presented as a casual, cryptic message without a clear event or outcome.
Empire Dry Goods Co promotes an opening sale featuring shirts, undershirts, and underwear for men, women, and children. Advertised items include Cheviot shirts at 20 cents per dozen, a 39 cent jet long shirt, 25 cent Balbriggan sets, and ribbed vests from 8 to 15 cents with assorted colors and sizes.
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