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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1894
Page
8
To Dress Well At Moderate Cost
A note stresses that many people face the problem of dressing well without spending heavily and offers practical guidance on achieving neat attire within a reasonable budget.
Low Cost Goods in High Style and Finish
A bold claim that success stems from supplying goods that imitate highpriced style and finish at a low cost, promising value without sacrificing appearance.
Propulsion by compressed air for trains in descent grades
An Italian engineer outlines a gravity assisted system that uses down grade air compression to power ascent on the next grade. Three cylinders connect to an axle, acting as a compound motor on climbs and compressing air in descents. The method suits mountain railways and long tunnels with ventilation needs, pending local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benet
New York
Polish Lad Attacks Larger Boy With Knife on North Main
A 13 year old Polish boy defended himself with a pen knife during an incident near the Ravine shaft on North Main street. The larger boy was wounding him and received two cuts to the chest but no serious injury occurred. The board will decide staffing at Cork Lane and Browntown schools after tie votes on O’Hara and Cohen placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivara
North Main Street
Pittston Township
Smithvillea
Cooney
B. Cawley
Cork Lane
Aaggie O'Shaughnessey
Anna Sterling
Bb. Muliio
Browntown
Mary Closbey
Mary Cooney
Ella Early
McNalty
Misa Cohen
Misa Katie O'Hara
Misa O'Hara
Frank Peters
Sara Drury
Olive Smith
Europe
M. W. Morrie
St. Paul, Minn
Chicago
Beinys
Barber Asphalt Company
Dida
Sara Godsman
William Street
Carvo
Ale
M. F. Coons
Nanticoke
Sallie Fay
Atlantic City
Mary Maligan
Bina Fas
Anna
Hattie Axiom
Oden
Delaware and House Company Pays Employees Saturday
The Delaware and House company paid some of its employees on Saturday. Mrs. J W Dimock will leave Tony for a two weeks stay at Cozan G for Misa Minnie Marcy then return home from an extended visit at A lunde City. Homer Greene will deliver an address of welcome to the Seven County Veterans association at Farview on Wood ueaday of this week. Joseph Gerald died Friday evening of cholera infantum. funeral held yesterday at 3 pm. interment at St Rose cemetery. Mr and Mrs W A Spencer spent the Sabbath with friends in Waymart. W G Scurry leaves today for a month at Asbury Park. church service featured by J L Schnider from Boston. Mr and Mrs H O Watrona visit friends in Montrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and House. Company
J. W. Dimock
Tony
Cozan G
Misa Minnie Marcy
Alunde City
Homer Greene
Veerana’ Association
Farview
Woodueaday
Joseph Gerald
P. H. Killeen
Brooklyn Street
St. Rose Cemetery
W. A. Spencer
Waymart
G. Scurry
Asbury Park
J. L. Schnnder
Boston
Ars. H. O. Watrona
River Street
Montrose
Charles Daram Hue
Forest City
Mise
Gertrude Sloat
Scranton
Mis
Dortna Dalph
Joseph & Drennan
Carbondale
Wilmington
Tie
St. Guorga
Thin Plac
Misa Jennie Searle
Pittsbury
Tuo Maxey
Henry Box
H. O. Witrous
John Muntey
Moutrow- Souday
Annie Rettow
Reading
Mra
FP. le Granider
T. A. Brasher
Wrought Iron Range Company
St. Louis
White Haven
Luzerne County
Agnes
Piynerr
Cory
Ontario and Western Station
Iotas
Jonn McDonall
Will Mike
Curiat
St Peter's Episcopal
Kenixvilla
Pau
F. Canningham
Agno’ Catholic Church
Father Coronar
Fasling
Duewood
Tun
Walsh
Healey
Pleasant Mount
Stranney
Huwine
St. Rose Catholic Cemetery
Ontario and Western
James White
John F Gallagher
J. P. McCormick
John KR Bell
Sain
W. J. Maxay
Stingdom McLoughlin
W. J Maxay
Montrose Torsday
Onour
Rory L. P. Wedeman
Norton Brandage
Thomas Brown
Drown
Sudelsma
Kores
Lonor
Avelog
Brow
Dr King's New Discovery Offered With Refund Guarantee
Advertisement claims Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds can be returned for a refund if no benefit after fair trial. Trial bottles free at Matthew Bros' drug store. Large size 50e and Bi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Dr King
Matthew Bros
Browns Beat Browns Junior in Share of Series
Miss Annie Probert of Sucquehanna street visits her sister in Kingston. A large crowd joined the excursion to Poyutelle on Saturday. O’Hara pitched for the Browns but was struck out in the third. Wheeler’s fast catches and Cleary’s shortstop work highlighted the game. Score Browns Junior 12 Browns 8. Batteries Walsh and Gillespie, O’Hara, Morgans and Meehan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Probert
Sucquehanna Street
Kingston
Poyutelle
M. Hull
Mary
Clara van Sickle
Philadelphia
Marie Johnson
Wilkes-Barre
Mise Hannah
Delaware Street
O'Hara
Browns
Wheeler
Cleary
Brown
Jra
Walsh
Gillespie
Morgans
Meehan
Maple City wheelmen vote to league club in Honesdale
At a Friday meeting the Maple City wheelmen were voted a league club and a charter granted. They planned a race meet for about October 4 with sanction requested. Martin Dauiso, visiting his parents, returned to Brooklyn. Ray Hardenberg left for Monticello. Miss Flo James of Lanesboro was a guest of her aunt, Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple City Wheelmen
Martin Dauiso
Brooklyn
Ray Hardenberg
Monticello
Flo James
Lanesboro
Forest City notes and local notices and obituaries
Forest City residents host visits and social events while local officials and clergy move to new posts. Obituary and funeral details for F. Canningham Sr. outline services in Carbondale and related clergy from Scranton Pleasant Mount and Honesdale. Political delegates named for Montrose convention. local candidate Thomas Brown seeks state office.
Local Notices and Community Short Takes
The fragmentary item list reports deaths and attendances: the remaining twing relative to Mr and Mrs Patrick McDonald died of a whooping cough Friday and was buried Saturday afternoon. H J DeGraw visited Scranton Friday to see the boys heading to Gettysburg. Miss Katie Kilker left for Sugar Notch Saturday to begin vacations. Miss Rone Farrell of North Main Street visits Miss Routing at Pitts ton. A M Place is operating again after a fire. S Seamane of Scranton shopped in Mayfield Saturday. Gorge Pendred of Jermyn called on Rivada Saturday morning. B Crawford, a steamship agent, has word on about thirty tickets to the old world this month. E F Edmunds was in Archbald Saturday afternoon. Mrs Robert Murray plans a hedge on Malin Street next to Robert Rooa. Timothy McGuarty visited the Pioneer City Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnh
Patrick McDonald
H. J. DeGraw
Scranton
Boys In Blue
Gettysburg
Misa Katie Kilker
Sugar Note
Rone Farrell
North Main Street
Pittston
A. M
Seamane
Mayfield
Gorge Pendred
Jermyn
Rivada
B. Crawford
E. F. Edmuunds
Archbald
Robert Murray
Castoria Through Generations Mentioned In Rhyme
A nostalgic verse recalls Castoria as a constant presence from infancy to adulthood. The narrator notes Castoria’s continuing role as a comforting remedy for children and adults alike across generations.
A Great Nuisance Sprinkling Cart Provokes City Debate
Judie Charles laments the ubiquitous sprinkling cart as a hot season nuisance. The piece details muddy streets, ruined footwear, and untidy appearances caused by wet dust. The author also muses on fish respiration and air in water during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judie Charles
Deconative Notes on Fashion and Home Arts
A fragment describing fashion tips and household crafts. It mentions fringe tassels, colorfast hosiery tips with lukewarm water and vinegar, Japanese cotton crape for patterned designs, cushion covers and artificial flowers, and children’s garments shifting from heavy coats to lighter French styles. It also notes black hosiery’s ongoing popularity and delicate embroidery trends for baby items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soconten
Payntry
Diecar
How Fishes Breathe and Survival Under Frozen Waters
A reader letters Nature asking how fish breathe under ice in Siberia and Maine ponds. The author notes fish remain comfortable as long as water stays liquid and questions air transfer beneath ice, suggesting abundance of fish content when their habitat freezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hina
Lue Lee
Nature
Siberia
Maine
Death by fright in South America linked to earthquake tale
A Lewiston Journal item recounts Dr. L. M. Alderoy noting a rare death caused by fright after a museum skeleton scene. A young worker in South America died days later, allegedly from shock after a quake prompted the eerie display, before the tale was traced to a sales offer for talanca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deleopin
Dent
Terrus
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