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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1897
Page
8
Fragmentary notice from Carbondale references Monty orders for forework and items added to a storefront on North Main Street. It notes prompt attention from the office and a start time around morning hours, with unclear dates or specifics.
A group of gentlemen representing Hayewin and Noo cated nim visited the area last week to inspect possible sites for a carpet project. They discussed conditions for location but offered no firm conclusions yet. An inspection of the area is planned, with fuel prices and dates to be determined.
A new bicycle wheel, claimed to be the product of the Pioneer City maker Wy Th Afwon, is on exhibition at Mulietd & Pure dssatere On Mountain again. The device features a twenty four inch wheel, a patent chin, and iron ax, with claims of advanced components and original design.
Dimndarh street resident Tuowarth Your was struck by a trolley car trapped on tracks. He sustained serious injuries and was taken to Carbondale hospital after responders attended the scene.
Local report details a disappearance of a horse and a cutter after a failed search. Ongoing inquiry references names and places with authorities pursuing leads and property related to the incident.
A local North Church Street bakery changes hands from Shannon and Edmer to Louis Eirviter, with the firm’s operation shifting under new ownership following a sale. The transition follows prior management by Shannon and Either, amid a period of business realignment and local industry reshaping.
The upcoming Chattry club meet features Mori Woo guiding events at Termaon. Participants include Mioneille and the group named American Women. The program outlines parrying practice and ear protection demonstrations.
A letter describes a daughter, Cora, aged 19, gravely ill with exhaustion and decline. The author appeals that a natural approach and improved nutrition can restore vitality when medicine fails, noting the early stage of decline and the dire prognosis and seeking hope through diet.
Advertises Pyramid Pile Cure as the sole method offering instant relief and a permanent cure for piles. Claims a painless operation, no interruption to daily life, and lower cost than surgery, with the product sold for a dollar per package and a pamphlet with cures and testimonials.
Paper notes Elizabeth Stuart photos by Miss Alice Butler Mra TE O Watrous and Miss Ellen Mead about Elisa beth Cady Steanton. Current events WHI then be discussed by the members.
The advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for teething children. It soothes the child, softens gums, relieves wind colic and diarrhea, and is sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents a bottle.
The Washington camp of the Praletie Order Sons of America held a meeting at Winter hall on Friday evening. Officers for the ensuing year were named including President Frank L. Depww and Vice President Thomas Williams with other posts filled by Jasper Lane Jammer H.W. Nicholson and George F.L. Poendored Jr. The note lists various attendees and local residents, with community notices about travel, pension updates for Civil War veteran Andrew Lind and business changes by Savers Brothers moving to Beranton.
Trustees of the Langecliffe Presbyterian church elected Rev Mr Smythe of Auburn Seminary to succeed Rev H H O Weigley who resigned. Smythe had conducted services recently and pleased the congregation with his oratory.
The Tribune features a portrait of Attorney Jtties BE Watkins the Republican nominee for hireess. Watkins known in the town for twenty years engages in politics and understands local needs. The notice mentions community talk of annexations and trade with nearby areas and notes recent funeral attendance and local visits.
Mrs W L Blytt of Liscomb Iowa shares her experience with Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound after years of illness and unsuccessful treatment. She reports relief from headaches backaches dizziness lassitude irregularity and nausea after eight bottles of the compound and three of Hood’s Whipper, recommending it to others.
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