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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1894
Page
6
Polly and Nell navigate marriage and deception as Polly teases a reveal about a circus past and three suitors. The old man eyes a wedding while neighbors gossip, and the trio of men loom as possible impediments to a quiet future. The scene blends romance with a tension of social scrutiny.
The Chicago Tribune lists nations and regions where women have suffrage or partial voting rights. Britain grants voting for all officers except Parliament. France assigns voting to women teachers on education boards. Sweden allows women to vote for most officers. Norway uses school suffrage. Ireland grants harbor boards and poor law guardians voting. Belfast and Russia show municipal and household voter participation.
A man, seeking help after years of failed treatments, credits Dr Hacker at the Lackawanna Medical Institute Scranton with a dramatic recovery from dizziness vision issues dreams melancholy and fatigue. He reports 18 pound gain in 45 days and urges other young men to consult, noting No Cure No Pay and free examination.
A customer letter from Scranton Pennsylvania dated November 10 1804 reports using Campbell's Magic Worm Sugar and Tea to expel a tapeworm as long as 85 feet. The note promotes Dr Kell's remedy as superior and invites inquiries at local druggists. The letter mentions a bottle specimen and praises the product's safety for infants and adults.
Scranton area doctors and attorneys across Spruce Street to Washington Avenue are listed with offices and hours. Notable names include Dr G Edgar Dean Dr A J Connell Dr W E Allen Dr C G Frey Dr L M Gates James W Jessup Samuel W Edgar and more with addresses on Spruce Street Lackawanna Avenue Commonwealth Building and other downtown sites. Public notices also reference professional offices and services in the Scranton region.
The notice lists Republic Savings and Loan Association offering loans on easier terms and better investment returns, with contact at 8 Callender Dime Bank building. It also advertises Clark & Co seed plants and nursery stores in Scranton, and Jones Bros Kuettel with wire screens at 615 Lackawanna Avenue announcing Scranton, Pennsylvania manufacturers.
The Elk Cafe at 135 and 127 Frankin avenue and Weera Hotel managed by G Chenck are presented with American plan rates from 8.0 per day upward. Also noted is Scranton House near D L W passenger depot run on the European plan by Victor Koch.
Davis and Von Storch architects operate from rooms 24 and 2 percent in the Commonwealth building, Scranton. Walter Architec, EB L, and F L Brown Architect arrange offices at rear of 606 Washington avenue and 128 Washington avenue in the Price building.
The Frank P Brown Company operates as a wholesale dealer in woodware cordage and cloth at 720 West Lackawanna Avenue.
The notice lists mixed train times from New York to points including Newark Elizabeth Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Boston Philadelphia and others with express and buffet parlor options. It notes Sunday departures and returning times from Liberty Street and North River with through tickets at low advance rates available at the station, signed ALDWIN Genevase Agent and J H Olhausen Gen Supt.
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