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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1894
Page
8
An ad touts a soap version of the Brooklyn Bridge made of pure white Castile floating soap from vegetable oils. It promises an unheard of sale price and invites readers to see it.
Our store offers Soap at a low price through a special arrangement with the manufacturer to introduce the product to Scranton. The item is in big demand and we may need to pull the bridge down soon to meet orders. Visit early and bring the children to see this sight.
A descriptive notice touts August as ready featuring fashion trends, dress materials, stories, anecdotes, numerous illustrations, and valuable information for home reading. Free copies offered to customers who call at the store.
Miss Bridger Lilly and Janet Iso visit as Philadelpia relatives. The school board, chaired by President Lally, rehires last year’s teachers and J H Witte for three more years. Aug 27 set to reopen schools. map firm vendor explains merits for Century and ward buildings. Traction line delays persist. East Side band plans Farview excursion Aug 20. regatta tickets on sale at local stores. special train schedule announced.
A 100 yard foot race is planned at Greenwood on the 20th between Don McDonough of Greenwood and Mike Mangan of Gilmore Avenue for 250 dollars. John Nailin a tenesorial artist of Main Street was arraigned before Squire O Hara on a burglary linked to the Taylor Building and Loan association. Bail set at 800 dollars. A lamp exploded at the temperance hall. fire quickly put out by Jim Wallace. Eddie Panshold of Greenwood died after cramps following two hours of illness. funeral announced.
A Buffalo craftsman at 110 Carroll Street suffered stomach nausea sick headache and general debility. Bardock Blood Bitters reportedly cured him restoring health and strength.
Carbondale reports the opening day of the Hotel American drawing many guests and a large spread with diverse dishes. Local residents and visitors including Miss Minnie Bowen and Walter Read are noted, along with deaths and upcoming events such as Mrs Catherine Morrison’s funeral and an open air concert by the Mogart band at Crystal Lake.
Messra Fred Brows and others join George Nichols in fishing. George A. Dubree of Philadelphia to address locals Aug 9 on Knights of Honor at Old Bellows Inn. Numerous visits, moves, and home improvements noted in Georgetown and surrounding areas.
The Hook and Locior company plans a moonlight excursion to Mountain Park with space for fifty five couples. A civil nerves examining board holds a morning exam for posts service hopefuls including Messrs Reap Mangen Chiefird and Donnelly of the council. Reports mention a brass band or gatling gun option for the event and expectations of a key venue to hear the report.
A fragmentary local item praises improvements and new buildings in town. Mentions Mrs Richard Llewellyn recovering, Willie Moran visiting, Dr McGuire's recent arrival and improving practice, and residents planning trips and projects amid signals of a thriving community. References to Gallding retaining wall and various names appear with uncertain spelling.
The Went of Evin Evang features the Sunflowers facing the Motors at River side grounds on Thursday. Mrs Gordon and family left for a visit to Bristo New York, while George Gordon and family depart for Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Price library hosts a morning program with Ariel Library opening at 7:15 for attendees, streetcar at 8:05, Winslow and Willinmen in charge of fares, and individuals to provide their own lunches.
The Christian mission announces its first camp meeting at Sandsy on Aug 12 in Father Matthew grove with speakers from Olyphant Peckville and Jermyn. Ex Councilman T P McNilty of Carbondale visited town. Marie Broderick of Avoca and Mrs Mary Welsh of Halstead visit friends in Carbon dale. Reports note Sabbath arrests for drunkenness, while many take alcohol home for Sunday use. William Jenks Gordon of Dickson suffers blood poisoning after contact with lime and sulphur water.
Honesdale residents host visitors from Scranton Cleveland and Pottsville while the advance guard of Company EB led by Sergeant Robert A. Smith leaves for Gettysburg. Conrad Walls accompanies the group to the cook camp in Bridgeport is noted. Mrs Schermerhorn and Mrs Josson Illispiv are seen visiting local friends.
Fragmentary verse traces medicine and names Castoris Cantoria in varying forms as a child, Miss, and caretaker. The playful lines imply remedies or remedies' brands tied to different life stages without a coherent narrative.
The passage discusses Leisenreg and his political stance inviting broad public support. It notes rival J Bennete Smith urging vigorous campaigning. Readers are presented with mentions of neighbors the DeEt Merci lie hag and Win, plus remarks on modest views and a hint of reborn elevation.
Dozens of Republicans in Lazerne county endorse the state party platform and Daniel H Hoastings for governor. They pledge support for pro American industry, stable government, and honest administration, call for district realignment, and authorize the county committee to nominate in case of death or vacancy. The text also doubles as an advertisement for Wood's Norway Pine Syrup cough medicine sold with a satisfaction guarantee.
Misa Grace Ruslington visits with Hattie and Boadie Lorne while other locals and out of town guests attend sermons, funerals, and social events. Among attendees are Captain HOP Bearidsing, George A. Post, Clive Turrsil, and many Scranton and Wilkes Barre residents. The guard from Company G Montrose travels to Gettysburg, with a concert by the Scranton Jubilee Singers and accompanying receptions noted.
Halistead and HL Vosburg visit friends in Downsville while T C Heath runs the barber shop. Visitors include Alids Lawrance of Binghamton and Luisa Laurene of Conklin for Charlea Lawrenes in Chase svanne. Mrs. George Wilcott hosts in Chasevente, and Fannie Simimyroll stays in the Parlor. Walter Smith and family tour New York City.
Frank Cunningham longtime resident dies after three months illness from progressive paralysis. Born in Ireland he immigrated in 1859 to this country later settling here and engaging in real estate and liquor trade. Survived by nine children with spouses including T. W. Forest Home proprietor James C. Erie operator at Forest City station and others in local service. Full obituary to appear in Thursday’s paper.
Army ordinance officers plan to make the United States independent of Europe in smokeless powder production. Although specifics are uncertain, officials believe domestic materials will yield a superior article. The move follows recent experiments and seeks a fully domestic supply chain to ensure reliability for military needs.
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