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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1894
Page
6
A advertisement touts Paskola as a universal flesh forming tonic promising rapid strength gains for thin, weak people with delicate stomachs. It alleges easy digestion and instant absorption, urging readers to request a pamphlet from the company at 12 Diane St. SY City.
Fragmentary text shows two Pittstors with unclear live news notes. Names and details are obscured, yielding partial items without verifiable context or outcomes.
The wedding took place at the First Presbyterian Church of Scranton with about 300 guests. Miss Nelite D Gredh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merydebe D Gredh, married C A Chain of Superior Wisconsin. ceremony conducted by Rev De MeLuod. Bride wore white silk with lilies of the valley. reception held at the bride’s home. The couple planned to travel to Superior, Wis. after a short wedding dinner and train trip via the Delaware Lackawanna & Western line.
Andrew Galia, a Hungarian laborer, was struck by a west bound train near the Latkawanne and Blooma burg junction while crossing from east to west tracks. He suffered severe injuries leading to amputation of both legs below the knees, performed by Dr. C J. Barrett and colleagues. Medical staff report shock severe but hope for recovery.
An unidentified man was killed last evening when struck by a bound passenger train near Mill Creek on the Lehigh Valley line. The body was placed aboard the train and later taken to Wilkes Range where Deputy Coroner J. E. Perkins held it for identification by friends.
A fragmented verse references Castoria in various stages of infancy and parenting. The lines imply use of the Castoria remedy with mentions of Tahy, Mika, and children, suggesting a recurring theme of early medication during infancy. The text reads as a dated fragment without a clear narrative.
A hospital meeting was held yesterday at 4 p.m. Jacob Nunnon, a patient, injured two fingers of his left hand. William Barry and his company performed at Music Hall last night to an enthusiastic audience. The Rising Generation drew praise for its staging and cast. Mrs Stivan B Cradwick of Lipston, Maine, widow of Lee George Cradwick, died aged 85 at Audiver on March 9. The marriage of Nellie Law to Herman H Warner is announced at the Billy Younger residence. The West Mount Hose Company closed its festival yesterday. Lintev Ash Wednesday services will be held at Prinity Church at 7:30 a.m. and again at 4:50 p.m. on the following day.
Our correspondent reports on social visits and upcoming events. People include Mrs George Tregallis and Mrs Willian Horobings in town for New York City games with Parade club in Flat Place. Mrs Esther Partrer and others hosting gatherings and visits across Minwoka Avenues and Wilkes-Barre.
Local notes recount minor sounds of festival life with names like Joan Gral lagher Jo ante Coyne and James Wallace visiting friends. Report mentions Michael Jaudge visiting the fair and Patrick Higgins campaigning for school director while George Fasswold withdraws as supervisor candidate. Edward Campbell returns from Square Top.
A testimonial advertisement extols Paine's celery compound as a cure for tired mothers and exhausted women. It cites Dr. Edward E. Pholis of Dartmouth and Professor Phelps endorsing the remedy, claiming new strength, relief from headaches and nervous trouble, and numerous diseases. Mrs. Butler of Cleveland praises immediate relief from headaches after trying the product.
Thomas Evans a longtime resident of the Pioneer City and a merchant tailor on Mulla Street died suddenly today. Born in Wales in 1821 he came to this country in 1844 and lived in Pittsburgh before settling in the city. He joined the Methodist church in 1897 and married Mary Wilacy the same year. Surviving are his two children Annie Evans and William G Evans.
From Dartea in Entertaining Manners a Methodist church Monday evening featured a silver lake chartette concert by Rav Maud leading a quartet. The performance was praised for harmony and humor. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian chapel plan a Friday meeting at Mrs Jd Richards on Main Street. Construction on a new church is rapidly progressing by contractors Deralimor and Grillin of Pittaton.
The city schedules a February election to obtain consent for issuing bonds not exceeding 20000 to fund a bridge over the Lackwannee river from Spruck street to lant street. The notice lists property details and officials, with oath by the Scranton city officials confirming the bond assessment.
Beecham's pills claim to ease oiliousness bilious headache dyspepsia heartburn torpid liver dizziness sick headache coated tongue loss of appetite sallow skin when caused by constipation. Constipation cited as the primary cause. Book free pills use through B F Allen Co 365 Canal St New York or at drugstores.
A one sided 72 leaf book listing places of interest on Tian grounds and Midway Plaisnner. It offers embossed paper cover or full cloth options, two coupons and 25 cents for embasss paper, or two coupons and 40 cents for cloth cover, postages add 4 cents by mail.
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