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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1894
Page
6
An advertisement extols Carlsbad Sprodel Salt for addressing the root cause of digestive issues. It contrasts it with purgatives that irritate the bowels and stomach, claiming the remedy cleanses constitutionally without irritation. Product priced at 1 dollar per bottle, 19? for large size.
The Ninth District teachers Institute opened Friday evening at Keystone Hall with sessions led by Prof. Bernard Yagher Avoca and others. Lectures covered geography pedagogy the Waonl Method and mental physical education, with committees formed for resolutions organization and program planning.
The advertisement touts Electric Hitters as a remedy for all headaches and digestive issues. It claims the tonic tones the bowels and provides long-lasting relief, urging a fair trial and offering large bottles for fifty cents at Matthews Price’s drug store.
Preston Pennsylvania reports Ewen and Olt Forge collieries resume today and others idle until further notice. The Lehighton May 24 trip with Jolly Ten Club and Fire company 1 accompanies a Wilkes-Barre group. Detective Conkrey found not guilty of aiding James O'Brien. two thirds of costs charged to O'Brien. James McLaughlin, hotel keeper, survived a burglar attempt at his Mayfield inn. Dan Hart to stage A Daughter of Dixie at Music Hall on May 25 with scenery by Fet of Philadelphia, Tavey of New York, and J. Liew of this city.
Includes George Leasock Maud Elna Hall Eugene Moore and Clara Louise Thompson. It is the most ambitious of Mr Hart's productions and his desire to please is evident from the amount of mercs he is expending. A man named John Dudley and four companions were arrested by Detective George Brown and Chief Loftus at the Junction on Saturday and taken to the lock-up. The gang was suspected of petty robberies in Upper Pittston and Daoryon. Dudley had a razor believed stolen from Doc Stiles hotel at Duryea. he was held and sent to jail in defents of 50 after a hearing before Pyuire Gibbons. The rest were discharged. Mrs Gr B Poster returned from Philadelphia New York visit. Captain William Dawson and Lieutenant Fred Safford of the Wyoming Sona of Veterans visited town Saturday. TY W Kyle returned from Brooklyn after attending the national convention of the Order of Town. Colonel Mason, president of the Exeter Borough school board, was presented a writing set for his work. The White Ribbon army will give an entertainment in the West Side Methodist Episcopal church this evening. Miss Stambach will recite.
The writer reports reformers urging closing of cigar saloons and gambling dens along with a drive to curb vice in the town. Observers note many dens operate openly from Parsonage Street to Water Street, impacting families and prompting inquiries into local authorities and court decisions.
The statement argues that buying on credit from firms commits a debtor to unavoidable debts and implies individuals cannot avoid liabilities from honest or dishonorable conduct. It frames credit as an inescapable burden regardless of personal virtue.
A reader praises a food product for its efficacy in several wasting diseases. The note asserts strong positive results and recommends continued use.
A historical testimonial extols a concentrated food as lifesaving for patients, noting it sustained strength for months when other remedies failed. It quotes physicians endorsing its superiority and mentions availability through druggists.
Fragmentary text shows a dated viewers notice referencing Jones and Kelly with unclear action. The readable portion hints at a public notice affecting a fare stall and possible court or planning matter without concrete dates or locations.
Fragmentary OCR shows a business notice about a hotel property in Union Square New York. Mentions European plan and American plan rates, proprietor names, and a central listing with references to Central and Allentown. The text is garbled but indicates lodging options and pricing per day.
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