August Offerings of Suitable Articles
The article promotes an August sale of clothing essentials aimed at keeping cool during summer. It highlights useful items, reasonable prices, and desirable quality for seaside and mountain retreat wear.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1894
Page
8
Dressing Well At Moderate Cost Challenge
A note discusses the challenge of maintaining a sharp wardrobe without overspending. It outlines common limits and suggests practical approaches to balance style with budget constraints.
No clear event or person in this fragment
The text extols supplying goods in style and finish of high-priced items at a low cost, implying market positioning and value emphasis without concrete names or events.
Korean Mail Service in Korea Limited by Japanese Rule
The Korean postal system remains split under Japanese control with three post offices in Fuanm Po Genganshin and dinsen under Japanese jurisdiction. Private firms handle most routes and a Seoul Yokohama dispatch pouch operates three or four times monthly. Korea has yet to join the Universal Postal Union despite government efforts last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter- Matias
Staten Maila
Corea
Fice
Coren
Kingdom
Fuanm Po
Genganshin
Dinsen
Seoul
Korea
Yokohama
United States
Seonl
State Department
Stepa
Legation Officiais Bers
Univeraul Postal Union
High Price of Our Whisky Shuts Distilleries Across Nation
Chicago Aug 10 President Green of the whisky trade orders all distilling companies to shut down due to a sharp corn price rise and large stock on hand. Distillers produced the event stock with corn costing cents per bushel and with cereals around 60 cents there is little incentive to continue whisky production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Green
Preasnt
Local Church Activities Include Prayer Caller and Excursion
Peckville Rev J B Sweat led a Wednesday evening town call. Attendees at the Christian hideaver excursion included Mrs J B Grover Mrs William James Mrs Henry Obarta Mrs Dannis Williams and Mrs Ethel Bowen. Grace Hines died at age five after swallowing a button weeks earlier and funeral services are set for Grassy chapel Sunday at 2 PM. Interment in Prospect cemetery. Union excursion tickets to Lake Arbor available for two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sweat
Asbrey
JB. Grover
William James
Henry Obarta
Dannis Williams
Ethel Bowen
Cowans
Freeland
James Cowans
Grace
George Hines
Idiya
Grassy Chapel
F. P. Doty
Prospect Cemetery
Lake Arml
Sch
Remarkable sales for Dr. King remedies and others
Advertises Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds Electric Bitters BackLea s Arica Salve and Dr King s New Life Pills praised as perfect cures. Matthews Bros drugstore notes strong demand and offers more information to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Backlea
Matthews Bros
The Grange Advocate for Free Trade and Politics
A farmer writer urges Grange supporters to back protectionism and the Republican party to curb free trade. He argues the Grange should form the backbone of a new alliance, denounces Democratic free trade, and envisions a farmers led political realignment with Harrison as a unifying figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starrucca
Har
Grane
Farmers
Grange
United States
Tabor
Elies
Republican Party
Republican
Democratic Party
Hill
Senate
America
Democratsc
Local social and visitors list from Elmhurst area
Residents and guests frequent Elmhurst hotel and nearby towns with names such as Mise Alles Poet Scranton visitors and Mrs William Perego, JoF Ratiding, Helen Saylor, and many others noted for visits, church events, and shopping. Principal changes include Professor Merion hired as Elmhurst school principal and Mrs Olds family visiting. The text lists numerous arrivals at Hotel Elmhurst and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Alles
Meathoppen
Beron Bueckiighum
William Perego
Scranton
Ailvare Helen
Mat
Addie Saylor
Farview
Jof Ratiding
Sicbison
Butterfield
Profrasir
Kigerts Pond
E.W. Blarlow
Scrantyn
Mas
Clarencestevens
Rivads ii Muaraw
Mra
Wrucounty
Merion
Derayn
Elmhurst
Charles Whitney
East
Seeley
Hotel Elmhurst
Cortina Chae
Mire Mee
Mise Helen McKoo
BR Siouton
Brest Comegys
Air
W. J. Cornet
Ed Ar Connvil
A. Goldemich
Ralph Fieldsmith
A. Phelp
Whe and
Feigner
Loonie Banell
da A. Patterson
Sandel Peatrick
W. R. Storrs
Wily
James Rathero
Townsend
Ada Breit
Oir
Mocrie Gollamith
Pauline Goldamith
Misnea Mildred
Aul Morriy
Coc Airad Schroeler
T. A. Stein
Honesdale Society Notes and Local Travel Items
Honesdale reports weather in Mount Piease with a bright and stormy sky. Residents, including Mrs. Darrian, discuss rain and thunder as Kirk Rove departs for Albany and New York. A party consisting of Miss Florence Homleties Hordeobre and others plans a visit to Magticello with upcoming services at D A depot. Local residents, including Cora Ainswerman and Louise Levard, enjoy summer visits and family trips to Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharatay
Ain Warcigan
Anil
Elaude Bud
Toveky
Darrian Saide
Bard
Housed
Tiwt
Wike
Kirk Rove
Honesdivle
Seperth
Rey
Dotin No Lewis Jr
Cora Ainswerman
Hainley
Durvis Thorpe
Wyoming Seminary
Eula
William B. Levard
Louise
Philadelphia
New York
Lonh Lott
Hattie Lane
Tourdal
Neil Woodward
Hawley
Fay
Mood Pillgaris Purely Vegetable Relief
A brief product note promotes Mood Pillgaris as a vegetable based remedy claiming to purge pain or gripe. The text advises trying a box for relief and lists a price of 20e.
Paine's celery compound praised as nerve and blood tonic
An advertisement extols Paine's celery compound as a remedy for nervous energy, kidney and liver troubles, and blood enrichment. It cites testimonials from Prof. Phelps and John Sinnott, claiming rapid relief and broad approval among doctors and scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atera
Paine
Wiward E. Phelps
Dartsmouth College
Patee
John Sinnott
New York
Fright at East and Fourteenth as buggy wheel breaks
In a turning maneuver at the corner of East and Fourteenth streets a buggy wheel broke. The ladies were badly frightened but not injured. Mrs. Annie A Kay of Pittsburg visits friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrdeta
George PD
Roay
Wayne Independeof
Honesdale
Residents visit and local notices from Easton area
Harry and Stanley Bertew of John Street visit relatives in Easton Meswre J onahan and Tootiys Mes sutture after a tip to Nigra Pads. Moyers and children of Port dervis visit Mr. and Mrs. GW Harris Belmont Street. Local Talllans Dix families hold annual gathering at HH M Tallman home in Harfor. Train accident injures conductor William Ainger on Delaware and Hodson line. Funeral notices for Mrs. Bridget Kil Wallen and infant Edward Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry and
Stanley Bertew
John Street
Easton Meswre J
Onahan
Tootiys Messutture
Mir. Cow. Moyers
Port Dervis
GW. Harris
Belmont Street
Tallinss Dix
MS Tallman
Harfor
Aviguar OY
Sar
Baouer
Company 0
Burrell
Vorpet
Hw Tian
George Ho Acker
Mans Stevette
Faneles
Dalbry
Fitatique
Wali Yy Carbort
Idea
Young
Daty Jour
River Street
Eilat
Dridget Kil Wallen
Woodlewa Aveida
EE Je Pee
Dative Pope
W’ruaten
Edward Dunn
St. Rone
Jol McDonougu
Empluyda
Rilsaud
Annie Haggarty
Bration
McAnkrew
Dation Hirrett
Frieids
Boston
New Streets Opened and Local News From Town
A new street has been laid out in the waterfront part from De Bole Street to the Creek near W Monocot’s new house. A second street has been opened from New York Avenue at Mrs King’s to the cudtinot with the hoese. Thomas McCarty is installing city water on Prout Street. Public schools reopen September 9. James Bronte, the German man who suffered a severe arm injury, has left for his homeland with his wife and six children. The RC,Diabols Hook and Ladder Company will hold its annual election of officers on August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wratery
de Bole
Croek
New York Avenue
Mra
King's
Hoese
Thomas McCarty
Prout Street
James Bronte
Methodist services and open air preaching in Wyoming
H Knights of Wavely visiting his daughter Mrs W A Becher attended the Presbyterian church services in Sandey with morning and afternoon gatherings led by Rev and Mrs W A Beecher. The Beecher family and children attended a Christian Endeavor rally in Farview. Earl Rockway was injured at Mount Lokout mines and rested that evening. Mrs O P Garnett is convalescent. Rev and Mrs F P Doty of Peckville were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ©. Knights
Wavely
Mra
W. A. Becher
Presbyterian
Couple Welcomes Daughter With Second Grade Ceremony
In a small midweek event Mrs. Alum Robbins of Sixth presented her husband with a new baby daughter on Thursday. The family celebrates the arrival as relatives gather for the modest ceremony at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digeph Me-Rili
Alum Robbins
Tent services draw crowds as Mr Bliss preaches nightly
Report from SaaSapone describes large audiences at a tent revival led by Mr Bliss with nightly services after naval prayers. A Sunday schedule includes church services at 10 and a 2:30 Sabbath school union address, with evening meetings at 7:30 and Miss Perrin singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peple
SaaSapone
Biss
Bliss
Mr. Bliss
Miss Perrin
Mie Maine Kane
Nellie McGlynan Cailed
Pittston Friends
Pittston Friends Yeserday, Mrs. Goodwin
Logerie
Alr
Hugh Goodwin
Parker Atrent
Misa Liggie Sheridan
Plymouth
Sprig
Reads
Mira Cadirie MacDonell Link
Akter
Lake Ariel
Unclear Herbal Remedies Referenced in Fragmented Text
Fragmentary notes describe administering various medicines to a patient named Raby. Mentions Castoria and Camorta in disjointed sequence with no clear medical conclusions or context.
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Goorman
Grand Depot
Peckville
the Grangers
Dr. Strong
Alliance Party
Tal Taionn
Caird
Farmers’ Alliance
Republic Party
Free Trade Shui
Wittel
Gruiners
Leto
Lie Lastun
Fred Do
Rielmond
Reid
Hen Harrison
Harrison
George
Caratovk
Cuiengo Art Ca
Poun Avenue
Mood
Paritla
A.J. Davrenp
Aresent, Milton
N. J
Mr. A
Davenport
Sinnott
Carbondale
Hallstead
Wyoming
Avoca
Anor Lalioz
Mc Carroll Atewes
Buttaio
N.Y
Burdock
Raby
Cestoria
Castors
Castoria
Pe Tao
Ageph
Thomas Elkinton
Fred Weichel
Clark's Summit
Lackawanna Ave
Lacka, Avenue
Watt Building
Ieconomy Furniture
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