Anaesthene Finest Den Tal Work In The City
A brief note highlights the finest dental work in the city, praising skill and care in procedures. The item emphasizes quality and professional standards among city dentists.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1897
Page
6
A brief note highlights the finest dental work in the city, praising skill and care in procedures. The item emphasizes quality and professional standards among city dentists.
Leland Powers the impersonator will present the fourth number of the Y M C A standard course Tuesday evening at the M C A Hall Scranton. This marks his fifth Scranton appearance after being re engaged by the committee. He will perform in a new play Lord Chumley featuring ten characters showcasing his versatility as an impersonator.
Mrs. William Sickerty of Luke Winola visiting son-in-law Beérider at 123 South Seventh Street fell headlong down a stairwell yesterday morning. She was unconscious on arrival of Dr Pennypacker. Injuries include a head wound two broken tibias and a broken wrist though not considered dangerous.
Jury convicts Goose of manslaughter amid mixed feelings from the judge about possible second degree verdict. In separate cases, seven defendants face charges including robbery and assault in Olyphant. a 14 year old is committed to the house of correction for theft. Court operations disrupted by multiple juries and adjournments.
The Scranton Poor Board approves resolutions lauding Mrs Frances Swan for faithful service and charity to the district. A committee reports on state aid for Hillside Farm and urging legislators to fund an insane wing, noting overcrowding and cross-district admissions as justification for assistance.
The article reports on multiple court actions including Goose Wh being considered for manslaughter with a possible twelve year sentence, and Mary Burns charged with keeping a disorderly house amid chaotic testimony. It covers several other trials, juries still deliberating, and assorted accusations and defenses in Rendham court.
On February 22, Washington's birthday, an Eisteddfod will be held by Welsh residents of Avoca. The programme includes choral items, solos, duets, readings, and recitations with varying prizes, plus a piano and violin sonata and a quiz for English prose.
The Waite Comedy Company pleased patrons while turning away crowds at multiple performances in the city. Afternoon and evening shows drew around 3800 attendees overall, with strong word of mouth and praise for the troupe's matinee and evening acts. The company played in Teas Ferry last night and received favorable notices for It This afternoon the Hoovier Heroine is listed as the next attraction followed by The Veteran tonight. Monday marks the start of a week long engagement in Binghamton.
Free eye examinations offered by Silverstone eye specialist at 0 Lackawanna avenue. Prices for spectacles include solid gold rims at 8.00 per pair, nickel bows from ic. to 1.50, aluminum bows Tic. to 2.00, colored glasses up to 8. Reading glasses offered at ic. per pair. Office hours 8 a. m. to 12 m. and 1 to 6 p. m. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The committee prepared a resolution detailing the needed appropriations. It calls for specific funds to be allocated and to be presented to the local lawmakers at the next session for introduction and action.
Herman Kimble of the West Side Wis was released Thursday after serving eight years for causing harm to two girls near the Mownd woods. The victims were Orphy Jane Swingle, 10, and Milevan Alay Swinaele, 6. Kimble pleaded guilty and received four years and 3600 filme in each case.
A premature powder charge exploded during excavation for a house foundation in Bimitville, killing JOHN LEKUTER and injuring others nearby. The blast hurled Heck and dirt across the area, and Lekuter died at once after the accident.
Dr J Gay Mechidless of Pittsburg Pa reports using Horsford s Acid Phosphate in various forms for dyspepsia with favorable results. The notice claims relief and recommends the product for digestive ailments.
Rexford's announces the addition of Nelson Soggs of Binghamton New York to manage repairs and the optical department. Soggs brings a decade of experience running a top local retail store and is noted as an expert in diamond mounting, inviting customers to consult him for mounting or buying guidance.
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