Last-Chance Medical Offer Promises Cure for 15 dollars
August extended offer from Doctor Byers promises a complete cure for chronic ailments at a nominal 15 dollar fee if patients apply before September 1. The program claims full treatment including medicine and electricity, with a money-back guarantee if not cured in a set period. Includes details of ailments treated and the doctor’s background and credentials.
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Doctor Bryork
Themelves
Byers
Doctor Byers Treatment Promises Cures for Deafness and Catarrh
The article touts Doctor Byers claim of an absolute deafness cure and permanent mastery of catarrh. It also highlights supposed rapid relief from asthma and incipient consumption and notes a low rate offer for personal treatment at his offices to encourage patient visits.
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Doctor Byers
Saffe
Doctor Byers Expands Tools For Chronic and Acute Ailments
By the addition of the latest approved Medical Surgical and Electrical appliances, Doctor Dyers is better equipped than ever to treat chronic diseases of men and women in addition to acute cases. Doctor Byers has a noted record of successful treatment of chronic troubles.
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Doctor Byers
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Pennsylvania Hospital
Blockley Hospital
Honesdale News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Special to the Scranton Tribune Honesdale Aug 4 reports Fred erick Newkirk and wife from Brooklyn registered at the Allen house for a few days. Mrs Woodward and children from Tharobadius Louisiana arrive for extended visit with family in Prompton. A thunderstorm caused minor damage to a Methodist church roof. Honesdale lost 6 to 1 in a silk mill ground game to Susquehanna. locals criticized umpire N Spencer. Amy Runyon of Bloomingwell fainted from electric shock at a Baptist church door. she recovered. William A Swift Jr left for New York to join Western Electric. Miss Mite Thorp and sister returned from Deoeh Lake outing. Rev G A Prive and daughters depart for summer ration in Binghamton and nearby towns.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
Frederick Newkirk
Brooklyn
Allen House
EL Tt. Woodward
Jennie
Paul
Tharobadius
Louisiana
Saturidliay
Woodward
D. Woodward
Maple Avenue
Prompton
Honescale
Second Street
Silk Mill
Susquehanna
Tonesdale
J. W. Burnham
Sophia M. Russell
Athietic City
N. Spencer
Taylor Reds
Wayne Independent
Taylor Boys
Honesidale
Lancedale
Carbondale
Davis
Taylor
Scranton Republican
Carbondiale
EK. Davis
Amy Runyon
Bloomingwell
Wesley McCown
West Street
Baptist Church
Plb
Peterson
McCowen
William A. Swift, Jr
New York
Western Electric Company
Mite Thorp
Spruks
Deoeh Lake
G. A. Prive
Binghamton
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promises Digestive Relief
The advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for dyspepsia and digestive disorders, claiming it improves mood by resolving the root digestive issues. A testimonial from Thomas G. Lever of Richland County describes relief from nervous indigestion after using the remedy and its accompanying pellets.
Sunset and Brothers clash in 1 0 baseball tilt
Pittston August 4 The Sunset of South Seranton was routed 1 0 by the Brothers in Hughes town as Lynch pitched for the Brothers and held the visitors to two hits. Seven Brothers strikeouts capped a one sided game watched by about five hundred fans.
Diseases of Pelvic Organ Causes of Suffering
The article describes diseases of female pelvic organs including ovaries uterus bladder and rectum. It notes dragging back pain pelvic tenderness and periods stopping with dyspareunia and amenorrhea. It calls for local treatment to the affected parts and internal medicines to improve overall health.
Bi Chemig Treatment Promises Cure for All Diseases
The article explains that body functions depend on minute cells and disease results from their disruption. It claims Bi-ChemiG treatment by Doctor Ayera restores cells to normal, using a non allopathic, non homeopathic science with purported certainty of cure.
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Doctor Ayera
Free X Ray Examination by Doctor Byers
Doctor Byers offers a free comprehensive X ray examination using a fluoroscopic attachment to determine the cause of illness. He states no charge and will advise on a cure with absolute certainty, promising to diagnose without any compensation.
Local Gossip and Arrivals Mark Weekend in Town
Gardner and Goodwin severed ties after years of partnership and may start their own business. Scranton visitors, Capwells, spent Sunday with relatives while Mr. and Mrs. Gardner attended Lake Keeweeto with G. W. Stanton. W. S. Perigo of Beranton visited friends. Levin Wrigley of Kingston spent Sunday with his parents. Alfred Roviter moved his household goods to Buffalo. The Armstrong family holds its annual reunion next Thursday in Academy Grove. Blanche Stark visits German Hill relatives. Wall's Camera enters local legal matters in Shacktown and Juke Sheridan. Ex-District Attorney James H. Frear of Tunkhannock dies. survived by local parents.
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Gardner & Goodwin
J. N. Capwell
Scranton
V. Tt. Gardner
G. W. Stanton
Lake Kewateo
Perigo
Beranton
Levin
Wall
James HE. Frear
Tunkhannock
Mr. Frear
Walter L Main's Big Show Set for Aug 20 in New Milford
New Milford notes a string of local happenings from Aug 4. Walter L Main announces a big show in New Milford on Aug 20. Obits include the death of Mrs DD Rice. Several visits and gatherings occur with residents from Union Dale Rush Hallstead and Eastlake. The New Milford graded school opens Sept 1 under Principal Clarence Snyder with teachers Miss Nettie Stillwell Miss Lettie Woodhouse Miss Elizabeth Shelp Miss Nina Tart. Forty two New York City fresh air children arrive for a stay. Dr T L Sprague of Wyoming Seminary conducts church service. The Pratt Public Library adds forty five books. The Darrow family reunion is Aug 27. Prohibitionists of Susquehanna county meet Aug 6 in the Baptist church.
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Howard Crane
Uniondale
Heriice Carpenter
McCatin
Rush
George Chamberlin
Hallstead
New Milford
Clarence Snyder
Nettie Stillwell
Lettie Woodhouse
Eltenbeth Shelp
Nina Tart
New York City
T. L. Sprague
Wyoming Seminary
Methodist Church
Peope
Eastlake
F. M. Butterfield
M. R. Shelp
G. W. Eggert
J. W. Morgan
John Roberts
Binghamton
Pratt
F. G. Inhersted
New York
Darrow
Charles Kenyon
Susquehanna County
Baptist Church
For Sale Elegant sites in upper Green Ridge Lackawanna
Classified items list real estate in Lackawanna county and other small notices. J A Marvine offers 1706 Bunderson avenue for home sites. Also ads seek Tribune copies, lost gold certificates and a lady’s watch, and demand agents for a general article with a ten dollar daily potential.
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Upper
Green Ridge
Lackawanna County
J. A. Marvine
Bunderson Avenue
Baseball results from four major league games
In Chicago Philadelphia 7 Chicago 8 Detroit Boston 1 8 11 St Louis Baltimore 2 8 Cleveland Washington 8 Cleveland 1 6 Batteries and umpires listed for each game.
Local News Roundup From Wyoming and Scranton Area
Reports note Quehanna Avenue stations with dark red paint and black border. William Tluncock of Wyoming celebrates his 71st birthday by walking to Scranton and back, a routine he also did last year to Nanticoke and back via Dittston. A Warnkeweshery at Duryea was expected to resume work this morning but did not. Sheriff Jacobis and six deputies kept an orderly crowd on the scene. Professor Henry Harries of the West Side forms a choir planning tours near Trurveys Lake this month, with five to ten performances over a week. Viola Wichelger, adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wichelger, was struck by a trolley near Port Blanchard, breaking a leg. The Waterina breaker at Wyoming began sending coal to market, with shipments expected as strikers observe the high prices. Other local collieries store coal and plan shipments, amid talk of stopping the washeries operating locally.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Sunset
South Seranton
Hughestown
Tully
Lynch
Bunsels
Werry
Busquehannan
W. Whyte Hall
Lake Winola
Samuel Means
Scranton
West Side
William Browning
Scranton Vimes
George Greenland
England
Allan Eggleston
West Ride
Squire Ehret
Hiram Geiger
Rave Street
West Pittston
William Brown
Yatesville
Delanear
Lackawanna
Quehanna Avenue
William Tluncock
Wyoming
Manecock
Nanticoke
Dittston
Warnkeweshery
Duryea
John Wichelger
Upper Pitttston
Port Blanchard
Comming
Lackawanna County Sealing Proposals for Court House Tiling
Sealed proposals due by 1 m August 8 for tiling the Prothonotary's office floor in Lackawanna Court House. Addresses to County Controller E A Jones. bids may be rejected. Also notice from Dunmore Borough for Second District Sewer work with plans by Borough Engineer James Toran. Bid security requires 500 dollars. bids opened by Borough Council. right to reject all bids reserved.
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Lackawanna
Prothonotary
Court House
E. A. Jones
John Morris
Dunmore
Boroush
James I, Toran
August Wahlers
Henry B. Gilligan
Drinker St
Horoueh Council to Convene in Regular Session
Factoryville officials announce regular council meeting next Wednesday evening. G. C. Carr, long time employee, remains a point of discussion as council members review duties and potential staff changes.
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Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
Horoueh Council
G. C. Carr
Baseball Scores From Rain Belts and City Matchups
At Philadelphia a 12 inning game ended in a 7 to 1 affair with Chicago scoring late. Batteries were Taylor Kilng White and PDoola with Umpire O Day. In Boston the game went seven innings due to rain with St Louis losing 2 to 5. Currie Ryan Eason Moran and umpires Brown. Brooklyn hosted Cincinnati with mixed scoring and Poole Bergen Hughes Furrell umpire Lynch. New York notes Potts urd Led various players in a 9 to 2 result with Phillips O Connor McGinnity Bresnahan and Emelie behind the plate.
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Philadelphia
R.h.le
Chicago
Taylor
Kilng
White
Pdoola
O' Day
Boston
R.H.E. St. Louis
Currie
Ryan
Eason and
Moran
Brown
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Fpoole
Bergen
Hughes
Efurrell
Lynch
New York
Phillipps
O'Connor
McGinnkty
Bresnahan
Emelie
Toronto and Providence split high school baseball doubleheader
In Toronto on August 4 the first game ended Toronto 7 Providence 1, while the second game finished Toronto 6 Providence 6. Other scores include Newark 4 over Bueiulo 2, Worcester 2 over Montreal 1, and Rochester 4 over Jersey City 3.
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Toronto
Providence
Scranton Axle Works Stockholders Meet for Election
Notice of annual meeting of Scranton Axle Works stockholders in Scranton Pennsylvania to elect officers for the ensuing year and address business matters. Secretary Richard R Weisenflue states details and the date September 2 at 3 pm at the factory.
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Scranton Axle Works
Scranton
Richard R. Weisenflue
Historical puzzle for children runs in Tribune pages
The Tribune publishes a daily puzzle for kids inviting readers to cut out weekly pictures and mark hidden objects. Send entries to Pure ss e Department with name age and address for a chance to have names published.
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Theribune Office
Puresse Department
the Tribune
Scranton Firm Directory Inaugurates Eu ropedia Plan
Civil and Mining Engineers HL L Harding and Stevenson Knight list offices at Connell building. Dentists Dr C Eilenberger and Dr C Laubach show locations on Spruce and Wyoming avenues. Fire insurance offered by Scranton House near D L&W depot. Victor Koch, proprietor.
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HL L. Harding
Connell Bldg
Stevenson & Knight
Connell Building
DR. C
Eilenberger, Pauli
Spruce Street
Scranton
Victor Koch
Local Social Notes Highlight Hopbottom Visitors
Hopbottom and surrounding area details recent visits from Scranton Gib son City Mills Stephensville Lenox City and Providence. Travelers include Miss Clara Terwilliger Mrs. J C Merrill Miss Grace Conrad and Rev L L Lewis among others. several locals hosted relatives and friends in town.
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City Mills
Mauss
O. A. Thatcher
Stephensville
Montana
J. J. Utley
Daniel Wood
L. L. Lewis
Wednensay
Providence
R. I
Ida Sterling
Grace Doran
Lenox
Myrtle Phillips
Benton
Luella Robinson
W. Kellum
Scranton
M. M. Bell
Ida Smith
Waverly
Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetable Highlights and Contacts
Train routes to Philadelphia New York and western points via D and LL, with parlor and sleeping car service on the Lehigh Valley line. Key cities include Wilkes-Barre Carbondale Bethlehem Towanda Geneva Rochester Buffalo and Chicago. Contacts: Rollin Wilbur General Superintendent Cartland Thier New York CHarl es & Lee General Pass Agent 23 Cortland Street A W Nonemacher Div Pass Agent South Bethlehem Pa. Tickets and Pullman reservations at 60 Public Square Wilkes-Barre Pa.
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Philadelphia
New York
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Caneh Carbondale
WAT Neon
Dave
P. Bor
White Haven
Hiesleton
Fai
Tuikhannoeck
Towanda
Fumira
Ithaca
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Ningnin Év Alle
Chicago
All Pointe West
Por
Lehieh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Rollin Wilbur
Gen
Bupt
Cartland
Central Railroad of New Jersey timetable changes
In effect June 2 at 1pm trains from Scranton to New York Philadelphia Boston Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven Ash ley Wilkes Barre and Pittston run at 7 30 am 1 pm and 4 pm Sunday extra services to Quaker City Express to Philadelphia via vestibule train with Pullman Parlor Car and connections to Baltimore Washington and other south and west points. Rates and tickets from station agent W G Bassler and M Burt.
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Washington
D. C
Avoca
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Allentown
Tamaqua and Pottsville
W. G. Bassler
Co. M. Burt
Lane
Scranton
Carbondale
Chidogsli
Ore Ave
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Soruntem
Louyve Tryada
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Mateple
Moom
Gowcacee Tam
Curvendels
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Probe
Cadossa
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Serentine
New York City
Meidown
Walton
Norwich
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Poyntelle
Deh
Sidney
New Berlin
Train Schedule Shows 1902 Pittsburgh to Philadelphia Route
Pennsylvania Railroad timetable effective June 16 1902 lists weekday trains from Scranton via Wilkes Barre and Pottsville to Philadelphia with Pullman parlor car and coaches. Connections available to Bunbury Harrisburg Baltimore Washington Pittsburg and the West. Through trains run also to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia and the West with several intermediate stops.
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Philadelphia
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Hearrisburg
Baltimore
Waashington
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West
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Harrisburge
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Warrisburg
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Marleton
Pitts Ite
Train schedule snippet from Scranton agency notice
Mifeet Jane li lists trains to Saphonada Ty leave WA as Ty you SM 810 TO 11h Flowesdale and Wilkes-Barre routes with times 10.103 am 221 and 10.5 percent ad 14a S18. Albany northbound Sunday trains show 7.06 am. W. L. Pryor D P A Scranton PA issues timetable details for Albany Monseysdale and Wilkes-Barre connections.
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Saphonada
Ty Yuo
Flowesdale
Albany
Wilkes-Barre
Monesdale
Ulad
W. L. Pryor
Scranton
Train Timetable Excerpt From Beranton North and South Lines
July timetable details routes from Beranton to Huwley New York and Honesdale with specific departures and arrivals. Notes include Sundays limited service, connections to Scranton Carbondale and points west, and guidance to consult ticket agents for current schedule.
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