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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1896

Page

5

Women Welcome Wholesome-Looking Wives, Study Warns

A short talk emphasizes that men admire wholesome-looking women and increasingly seek wives from that grade. The piece notes changing standards in attraction and marriage markets, urging women to cultivate wholesome appearances and conduct.

A Few Pointers For The Girl Of The Period

Health advice urging regular uterine action and early treatment with Dr Williams Pink Pills. It claims pills cure menstrual irregularities, prevent disease and consumption, and improve complexion, energy, and vitality for girls approaching puberty and women facing the change.

Williams

Nervous Prostration Case Returns to Health

Mrs. A Mather of New York describes fifteen years of nervous prostration with paralysis risk. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, purchased after reading a newspaper, with swift relief after three boxes. Pills sold in labeled boxes at 4 cents per box or six for $2.00, via druggists or mail order.

York City A. Mather East One Dr. Williams Dr Williams Schemetady N.Y. Amlo Dn Williams Medieite Cecenipe

Dr Williams Pink Pills Promised to Restore Energy

An advertisement urges men of all ages to take Dr Williams Pink Pills to recover physical and mental energy. It claims the pills rebuild the blood and nervous system, ward off insanity and counter effects of overwork worry or past indiscretions.

Fyervain Dr. Williams

Stock speculation in New York markets unsettled by London cues

The New York stock market opened weak on low London quotations and a delay in the government bond issue. By afternoon the trend firmed with a rise in some issues as hopes of gold shipments to Europe influenced trading. Tobacco and Leather led gains while several rail and utility stocks fluctuated amid the war news and awaiting Washington's actions on bond issues.

New York London Eureme Miah Wbeville Shville Wer Aleo Switurs Mortenees Trlows Arama Erry Louisville and Nashville Western Union Baltimore and Owl Ohic Masten Attson Uel Witnosto Waattington Universal Minkhattan Jersey Central Western Union St. Paul William Linn Allen & Co ATP, Campbell, Stockbroker Spruce Street

New York Produce Market Report: Grain and Dairy Prices

New York market notes show flour steady, wheat dull but firmer for No 2 red at elevators, oats dull with some firmness in options, corn firm yet dull, rye varying with futures. Butter firm with fair demand, cheese and lard elsewhere steady. beef slow, city and Indian meat requests modest, refined products quiet with price ranges listed.

New York Reid Euze Hilge Chicago Stee Walt America State Pennsylvania Southern Low House Case Awic

Wheat and grain market reports from Toledo and Buffalo notes

Buffalo market report shows mixed activity for cattle and sheep with steady to lower lambs, while Toledo grain market reveals clone-wheat receipts at 82,755 bushels with shipments of 2,800 bushels and prices for No 2 red cash around ST¢ May, and corn and oats receipts and prices with light demand. cloverseed receipts 123 bags and shipments 581 bags with prime cash at $4.00 and March at $4.24.

Buffalo N.Y Toledo

Philadelphia Tallow Market Report on January First

Philadelphia tallow market remains steady yet dull with quotes for city prime hogsheads and country prime barrels dark barrels and cake tallow around 40 cents per unit. Oil market notes unclear prices but indicates general activity with fragmented figures.

Philadelphia Hogzheads Syale

Washington gossip on Crisp Smith race for Georgia senate

The Georgia senatorial contest between ex Speaker Crisp and Interior Secretary Smith heats up as Smith faces opposition from Congress and Crisp seizes the momentum. Rivalry with Turner and Quay Reed intrigues Washington, while talks shift to Gordon and potential support shifts. Acheson and Dalzell figures stir committee battles as pay raises and college professors color national politics.

Tribune Bureau Fourteenth Street N. W Washington Crisp Hoke Smith General Gordon Tala National Smith Georgia Congress Turner House Senate Smid Yeveland Riop Teleason Tosne Senator Quay Reed Fie Dalzell Pittevurger Saliing Rules and Ways and Means Quay Pennsylvania Inter Reyhurn Philadelphia Combine Heyhurn Committee On Rivers and Harbors Avheyon Kodl Meyburn Acheson Benator Quay Mittsburg Syain Dalacil Cenviet Murray Verner Tom Whitt Vicw Morton

Old Forge Notes Highlight Local Travel and Church News

George Myers of Qowanda visits Old Forge. Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Bennett noted. School reopenings set for January 6. Families from Pitston Wyoming and Trenton gather with Old Forge and Duryea ministers. Drew Seminary student gives New Year lecture at Brick Church. Rev Funk marries Anna Kerr with reception. Prince church Sunday School elects officers including C A Marey and D C Reed.

George Myers Qowanda Myers John Stewart Hannah Bennett Scranten Old Forge Township John Charles Pitston Thomas English and Son Wyoming Thomas Cox Obata Drew Theological Seminary Brown Game Institution W. 4 Funk Anna Kerr Trenton N. J

Political campaign and sales notice mix in old notices

A misformatted set of notices include a bid for a loan on Bree ynortgane property, a sales job offer in New York City, a local council candidacy by Charles M. ZitZelman, and varied wild references to Civil War relics and mail-order ads. The fragmentary text combines campaign, employment, and advertisement items with several garbled names and addresses.

H . Boldier Frank Leslie Moody Adams Ave Beranton

Wanted well known man to solicit subscriptions

Advertises for a capable agent to solicit subscriptions as a monopoly for money with required capital. Also lists a sale of an office desk with roll top and lock, solid oak, and a room house on Morrison Avenue with improvements. References Walter Briggs and Commonwealth Helibing.

Evry Steck Borden Bloc Redolph Bloeser Scranton Terbie Salfe-Office KPRAG F. FE Commermayoru RV Sale Morrison Avenues More Walter Briggs Attuney Commonwealth Heibling Moh

Lost Certificate Notice and Local Professional Directory

Notices warn holders of certificate No. 20 dated April 17, 1904 for Scranton Lace Curtain Manufacturing Company stock. Do not buy or negotiate the lost certificate. site transfer halted and a new certificate applied for. The page also lists numerous Scranton dentists, attorneys, and businesses with office addresses and hours.

Wahares Scranton Lace Curtain Manufacturing Company

Central Railroad of New Jersey Timetables and Routes

Central Railroad of New Jersey timetable lists trains from Scranton to Pittston Wilkes Barre Allentown Bethlehem Easton Philadelphia Newark New York and coastal routes. Through tickets to all points available via agents H P Baldwin and J H Olm\u00e4usen with express and parlor car service noted.

Central Railroad of New Jersey Lehigh and Susquehanna Division Scranton Pittston Wilkes-Barre Abintic City New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Reading Mauch Chink Allentown Bethlehem Easton Long Branch Ocean Grove Lebanon Harrisburg Pottsville Liberty Street North River Buaifet Reading Terminal al Pointe

Erie and Wyoming Valley Trains Schedule

Trains leave Scranton for New York and intermediate points on the Erie railroad at 6.00 am and 2.29 pm. Also for Honesdale Hawley and local points at 7.00 am and 4.0 pm. All above are through trains to and from Honesdale. Trains leave for Wilkes-Barre at 6.39 pm and 7.19 pm.

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