Kidney Pain Warning Prompts Home Remedy Endorsement
Sudden backache and kidney pain signal warning from the kidneys. The message urges readers to heed the signs and seek help with a remedy endorsed by local people.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1901
Page
10
Doan's Kidney Pills Ad Encourages Demanding Genuine Product
An old Scranton advertisement urges readers to insist on the genuine Doan's Kidney Pills rather than cheaper substitutes. It claims most druggists stock Doan's, with a 50 cent price, manufactured by Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Manu
New York
Itil
Bot
Mati 'Ge
Areapaany
Wha
Faei
Jon Creamery
Bi Boilhige
Fered
Fite Chivso
Higady
Ganey Large
Fall Reade
Papall'ge
Tavey Cael
Wiede
Mrs Evans Prizes Dean's Kidney Pills for Back Pain
On Isis Washburn Street Mrs M Evans reports a long lasting backache improving after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She says she bought them from Matthews Bros' drug store and noticed relief within a week followed by rapid improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Evans
Isis Washburn Street
Dean
Matthews Bros
Prospect Avenue Man Praises Donan Kidney Pills
George Th. Soyder, a PD L W B employee on Prospect Avenue, says back pain and rheumatic stiffness plagued him until he tried Donan's Kidney Pills from Matthews Bros drug store. He reports noticeable relief within a week and full recovery after continued use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Th. Soyder
Prospect Avenue
Cays
Donan
Matthews Brot Drug Store
Winds Drifting Roads Long Northeastern Pennsylvanians
Special to the Scranton Tribune describes heavy winds causing urban road drift in the region. Obituaries note the funeral of Mrs. Oren Matteson at North Jackson Methodist church and interment in North Jackson cemetery. Social events include a Hogan Opera House gathering by the Noller Makers' union and a recital by Fillie Entertainment in Lake View Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrantom Tribune
Busequehanna
Feb
Charles Ottinger
Laurel Street
Oren Matteson
North Jackson Methodist Church
North Jackson
Ventura
Opera Home Management
Sidney Masters
Turnpike Street
Erie Railroud Company
Lia
Charles Epes
Weert Churelyatreet
Susinchanna County
Townshipe Cho
Dimoock
Duda
Forest City
Gibson Township
Harford
Herrick
Jackson Township
Loi Thompson
St. Thompson Township
Tiniondale
Hogan Opera House
Noller Makers’ Union
Doran
Orchestr
Fillie Entertainment Company
Suequehanna
Lake View
Mies May McMehon
Jackson Street
Newpork
Edward Ellsworth Reilly
Susquehanna Presbyterian Church
Evie Loiler
William J. Montgomery
Oakland
Broome County
Dinghamton
Binghamton
Mire Moore Visits Friends Then Heads to New York
Mire Moore is visiting friends in Harford Hoy Hawley after securing a proposal. She then travels to New York from New Milford via a Saturday departure. Union services were held at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Said
Methodist Church
Misa Maud Aliivich
Hallstead
Misa Rena MetCtonnell
Harford
Flop. Moss
Helen Hutchings
Clara Hall
Saturley
H. A. Lyons
Montrose
Lruce Newman
May Bradley
Matlatead
Roy Hawley
Opera House
New York
Hon. Ives
Scranton
New Milford
Mire
Moore
Hoy Hawley
Presbyterian Church
Hallstead Daily Social Notes From Local Business and Visitors
Hallstead reports a new general store venture by A Blies and F Barnum with Binghamton ties, plus earlier sales and local business visits. Residents attend theater in Binghamton and Scranton. H Perry to devote summer to stone business. ducks seen on river drawing gunner activity. Harold Hays and Rafae Smith noted among local names.
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Hallstead
Febt
B. Percy
Barnum & Bee
Iim
Lislie Alimey
Mr. Perry
T. H. Hays
Scranton
Prilay
Buturdus Om
Bornstein
Scranfi
F. J. Mus
Pridas
J. FL Poole
New Milford
Halletead
Teese
Minghamton
C. Simmons
Montross
Levi Tianker
Lucy C. Burton
Finghamton
Idele Aimey
Buriay
Aimey
Locust HN
Rafae Wmith
Binghamton
Universalist services set for Wednesday in Moptiotton
Religious services will be held at the Universalist church Wednesday at 7 oclock with Tewele delivering a sermon on What shall we believe concerning Revelation. Mrs. Lord, 89, is critically ill at her daughter's home. Other town notes mention a possible cigar factory and various local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moptiotton
Keb
Tewle
Partica
Hingham
Ton
Seheam
Mies Rees Lynch
Clark
Sunant
Tid
Conrad
Little Holenard
Baturdes
Ryack
Mise Alta Finnie
Scranton
Scranton Dairy Company
Thiesle
Grippe
Local notable Ralph Lacoe dies at 70 in West Pitteton
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Witteton Feb 6 Ralph Dupes Lacoe a prominent Wyoming Valley figure died about noon today at his home on Exdicta street West Pitteton aged 70 years He was a lifelong resident born and raised here and rose from a humble carpenter to a influential self made man.
Wealthy local real estate man and fossil collector dies
The obituary honors a prominent financier and real estate figure who rose from powder agency to bank cashier during the Civil War era. A dedicated science enthusiast, he amassed rare coal, moths, and insect fossils, sending the largest private fossil collection to the Smithsonian. Survived by son Ralph Pogue Lave in California and daughter Mrs. J. A. Whyte of Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Lacor
Pinsion Bank
Mer
Laccoe
Flo
Businees
Europe
Tve
Smithsonian Institute
Washinton
Ahwood
Ralph Pogue Lave
California
Mra. J
Whyte
Rock Island
Ride
Tunkhannock Club Festivities Highlight Local Youth
The Tunkhannock G. T. club held a jovial gathering at Mrs Mamie Connell's East Tioga street home with many local youths in attendance including Fannie Stark Philena Avery Fannie DePas Katie Connell Jessie Buling e Angie Burgess and others. Mrs Patrick Boyce of Pinestress sustained a severe ankle sprain and cannot walk. Unrelated notices mention county officials visiting and residents recuperating from illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkhannock
Loediit Onener
Ana Kictihilne
Pearl Detrick
Marion Leithton
Ruth Broughton
Mre
Pred Tingiow
Perry Stark
Tan Stark
Guy Kennedy
Frank Lelehtan
Fred Wilbur
Richard Purdon
Guy Witman
Stalman Harding
Patrick Boyes
Allie Hietts
Thomas Boyer
Harry Provost
Fred Barlow
Mr. Peters
Sayre
Bewart Bo
W.J. Graham
Mite
Taura Roy
Scranton
Andrew M. DeWit
Falle
Colley
Kingston
Ross Herrick
Harrison and
Putnam Streete
A. B. Betts
Dean's Kidney Pills Help Mrs Jones Relieve Ailments
Mrs EB S Jones of Wily Lafayette Stress reports stiff knees ankle blotting and back pain when stooping or lifting. She tried Dean's Kidney Pills after an ad and bought several boxes from Matthews Bros drugstore. She states lameness and breathing improved and mentions others in Scranton found relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Dean
Markets end volatile as rail and steel stocks lead gains
Trading on February 6 shows a mixed session with steel and railroad shares advancing while broader markets vary. Notable strength appears in Missouri Pacific, St. Louis Southwestern, Reading and Erie groups amid merger rumors and dividend expectations, with total volume around 1,007,500 shares and Dow ilogs mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Pileoh
Stouke
Themelves
South Westerns
Chicago
Eastort
Minserti Paddle
St. Louis Southwestern
Southwestern Railroad
Chicate
Rastern Hinds
Tobasco
Hocking Valley
Kehigh Valles
Lackawanna
Reading
Erie
Delaware
Oiseen
Grog
Permarinnis Wistot
Union Pauli
Macino
Local Dairy Product Prices From Ansel’s Market Note
Corrected catalog of dairy items listing Butter-Creanery products, cheeses, and imports with unit prices. Entries include various butter and cheese types. approximate prices show per unit rates in dollars and cents, reflecting a small-town market listing.
Fragmented OCR List of Agricultural Trade Terms and Quantities
A garbled OCR snippet catalogs varied farm goods and commodities with scattered figures. Mentions of wheat, corn, chickens, flour, oats, and bales appear alongside nonsensical fragments and inconsistent spellings, reflecting a damaged historical trade notice or market report.
Unclear OCR: Weather and Market Notes in Mixed Nonsense
Fragmented text shows weather, crop, and market terms with many garbled words. It references wheat, corn, May closing figures, and various places and entities but unreadable names prevent clear facts or events. The piece resembles a late 19th or early 20th newspaper market and weather column with stocklike terms and scattered city names.
Minneapolis General Electric Co bond meeting notice
A financial notice states a first lien on essential company properties for 5 percent bonds due 1929. It praises management as high character and efficient with credit on an established basis. Preferred stock yields 6 percent dividends regularly.
Special Circular on Price 104 and Interest Basis
The document notes price 104 and interest on the basis of 4295. It states circulars are available upon application and outlines terms for investors seeking this basis.
Unknown firm pages in state and Penna newspaper
Fragmentary OCR mentions Eli Pgye Firm and regions including Slate southern ITQuo western Meo. No clear event or outcome emerges. cannot determine a cohesive news item from the fragments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Pgye Firm
State and
Penna, Slate
Southwrn, Itquo
Western, Meo
Meat market notes and cattle prices in Chicago sales
The report lists stock receipts and prices for cattle and hogs at Chicago markets. It records figures for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, and sheep with varying weights and price ranges.
Market Report From Chicago Board of Trade Silences
The opening session shows wide activity with speculative markets mixed. Corn slips slightly while wheat holds steadier and provisions weaken. grains like flax and rye show firm or varied quotes as traders weigh futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Lord
Caatlye
Idea Mai
Wlhilskey
Sagare
Market Notes and Calf Prices from Liberty Pelh
A fragment lists commodities and prices including calves and livestock at Liberty Pelh with figures such as 85,408.00 pome and 6,10a7.28. It mentions vendors and buyers like Yorker and Wades and references a Sheep Steady market and common goods at Faieholoo Links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkes
Sew View Pel 3 Oddities and Notes on Livestock
Fragmentary notice lists terms like Hoevite Nomiinally calf and sheep topics including bale, sheep-stealy, Toile, medium to penne farts. Appears as a catalog of animal and livestock terms with unclear context and dates.
Poultry trading update with mixed bids and quotes
Trade notes show mixed bids on oil and crops with specific figures. References include Sulee-Cork oil priced at 9.08 with 9,000 units, and additional items at SL 25 with 5,000 units. Mentions Riad SIL and Phipmonte TAM with averages and a 306,018 figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GM Cy
Pel
Credit
Riad
Phipmonte
Tam
Young Wolcott Defeated in Pround Five Fight
The Associated Press reports Eddie Mortis of San Francisco defeated Youne Wolcott of New York last night in a Round 5 boxing bout. The match concluded with Mortis securing a clear win in a tense late round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Wolcott
Dy Pachave
Associated Pram Galvia
Katheb
Eddie Mortis
San Francisco
Youne Wolcott
New York
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