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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1896
Page
8
Silk waists offered at reduced prices by Mears and Hagen. Changeable silk waists now 4.50 after 5.75 sale price. Black silk waists reduced from 4.75 to 3.50. Limited stock.
The store showcases 10 000 pairs of slippers branded Langtry's Fast Romet Tril Yale Ooze Calf Columbia Princess Harvard Paris Chew-Me Brighton Bearers and other classic styles. Shoppers are invited to visit 6 Brothers' Slipper Palace on Lackawanna Avenue and The Linden on Linden Street for best rooms and seating in Scranton.
J. C. How of Haverhill Massachusetts says Horsford's Acid Phosphate has given great benefit in cases of chronic illness and contributes to wakefulness. The notice presents a testimonial style claim in an 19th century advertisement tone.
In a closed session the board of control fully exonerated Superintendent Howell after reading testimony from the Howell Booth case. The record was sealed and to be publicly reported Monday night by Chairman Jennings. Witnesses and reporters were cleared from the room during the proceedings.
The Century club of Elmira lost the return match to Scranton Whist club at Scranton rooms by twenty tied points thirteen tricks. Teams included Bush Rogers Medilek Pickeria and others. visitors were entertained at Hanles's after the game and left Elmira at 2:99 a.m. The earlier Elmira win by Scranton was by two tricks.
J W Mckeenna a 61 year old farmer wandered to Seronton for a dive and drank in several saloons. Police found him alone with a fistful of toothpicks and marked paint on his back. Mayor Bailey ordered his 310 bail and he was jailed in county custody.
A two year old boy died after falling from a culm chute at the Scranton Terminal Plant and Power Company along the Ontario and Western near Linden Street. The incident led to a coroner’s inquest with a jury and arrangements for the body to be sent to Swamp Mills, Sullivan County, New York for burial.
Attorney F C Newoinil represents Matti Driving Park operation of Walleville in a suit against PS Wicke to recover ten dollars alleged to be orally retained. The case cites proceeds from refreshment booths at Wadlaville sale on October 1st and a fifty dollar intake reported as taken. W C Stith, secretary of the organization, is mentioned.
Catherine A Bathe filed for divorce and alimony from her husband Teane T Butler of Dinmere alleging cruelty. She says the separation follows their living together since September 12. Davidew Bros pawnmakers and Jewelers promise a great surprise in Sundays Telegram and Bree Dress.
The text promotes Paine's celery compound as a remedy for nervous exhaustion, dyspepsia, and general weakness. Customer testimonials claim relief from fatigue and emotional strain, with mentions of Mrs Warren Davison praising its benefits. The piece touts improved vitality and zest for life for both men and women.
District superintendent J C Atein accuses Hastings of shindered the company on December 8 in a slander suit. The claim seeks 100 dollars in damages from the insured firm listed as Willinia De Themae with alleged nonpayment of claims.
A fragmented notice highlights a sale and service emphasis with references to cleanliness, appliances, and a meal venue. It mentions Joe and Lohmann's Spruce as places to inquire, with hints of rent and holiday offerings. The text is garbled but centers on home care, dining, and a local establishment.
An item description notes Persian capes measuring three and a half yards wide and twenty seven inches long priced at 125 dollars. The OCR fragment presents the fabric dimensions and cost without further context.
In Wittshurne Pa on December 1 the steel workers conference met after a three day debate to announce no new arbitrary price restrictions. The group, acting as a committee, cited a temporary status and outlined terms surrounding recent discounts on large tonnage trans shipments.
The article notes an estimate by the Secretary of Agriculture for 1896 crop yields including Wheat Corn Grapes and OH indicators. It mentions a deficit in Wheat for Pennsylvania of about 500,000 bushels and highlights printing capabilities and services offered in Northeastern Pennsylvania with rapid setup and competitive prices.
Technical Supply Co at 22% Adame avenue opposite the court house and The Griffin art store will keep evening hours through Christmas to help customers select pictures or other art supplies.
A dainty coat selection at the Baby Bazaar on 512 Spruce Street invites shoppers to browse while Griffin offers photo service for Christmas portraits. The note touts “The best in the city” and encourages customers to sit for a print.
The notice promotes Hera cameras for Christmas at 208 Wash. Ave and 203 Wash. Ave with Busey Shoe Stores open evenings in December. It mentions Read Davidow Bros. announcement in El mira Telegram and advertises Bromo Quinine Tablets with a 24 cent price and money back guarantee.
Tevton reports the death of JR Kendrick vice president of the New York New Haven and Hartford abroad. He died this afternoon on the way from abation in this virs to his home from rheumation of the twarl.
An early 20th century ad proclaims thorough washing, thorough ironing, and experienced help at Crystal Laundry. Mentions Miss Carolyne V. Dorney, a local elocution teacher, and Palmer & McDonalds offering cut flowers and flower designs at Spruce.
A forthcoming issue will carry an alert from Davidow Bros pawnbrokers and jewelers and Twining optician at 125 Penn Avenue in Harris’ drug store. Hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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