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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1895
Page
2
A period piece compendium on home health practices and remedies. It extols fresh air, clean bedding, and regular movement for children while offering folk medical tips such as hot water cures for aches, nasal and throat care, and simple dietary advice. It notes concerns about bedbugs in Paris lodging houses and advises practical hygiene steps for travelers and households.
A group of young residents enjoyed a sleighride to Olyphant and returned home late evening. Visitors include Mrs. Cornelius P. Gap and Prof David Jones. William Sullivan seriously injured at Pyne breaker. five ribs broken and hospitalized. Funeral of Mrs. Gabriel Honner held. procession preceded by wreck where horses bolted. German Mose Fire Co. hydrant test pass. new fre gang added at Taylor breaker. Henry Reese and Mrs Davis visited on Main Street Thursday.
Keystone Academy reports multiple improvements in its elocution department under Miss Acken. Students prepare for second quarter exams while the public orations program adds two drills per selection. Greek class advances, city mission efforts continue, and the Current Topics league debates political review.
County court granted hotel licenses to Arnett Bennett and John McLaughlin. Eating house licenses to Peter Walsh and John Cunningham. Wholesale license to Thomas W Cunningham. Also reports on local social events, church revival efforts, borough candidate meetings, and the funeral of Mrs. Nathan Wells conducted by Rev. F B Adams.
Hayden Evans of Scranton visited Carbondale yesterday. Laure Davenport of Pittston stays with Mrs. C. W. Mellon in Washington Place. Eyana bought the hitters half interest in the stun office and half on Main Street from D. W. Humphrey. Humphrey buys Evans store and dwelling once occupied by John Mohrs. Humphrey Evans firm to dissolve April 1. Peter Molinaro of Culumbu Avenue died of pneumonia at 48, leaving a family. Young Ladies Literary Society hosted Slinghride to Olyphant with supper at Mahon’s. Harry Skeela returns from Philadelphia. Miss Clira Smith of New York visiting Carbondale friends. A mite social was held by the Ladies Aid Society at Mrs. William Sherrer’s home on Archbold Street.
Miss Minnie Reynolds visits Dr. John H. Harris in Lewisburg and Mrs. Henry Reynolds with Mrs. Walter Reynolds spend Friday in Scranton. The Ladies Circle to organize for Captain I. J. Rice post in Factoryville will meet at Mrs. H. A. Capwell's home Saturday afternoon at 2. Joan, Wy, 8 o'clock. Thomas Jail of Waverly, Pa, mentioned.
Dunmore lodge of Odd Fellows members are asked to meet at 1 PM for the funeral of Past Grand John B. Smith. Fort Boileworth visitors Richard Sweeney and Thomas Lanfan of the U S Navy are in town. The Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad president John Be Smith's funeral is at 2 PM. A drama titled Daughters of a King is announced for Jan 28 at Manly's hall for St Agnes’ gull. The Loyal Legion holds an evening meeting with entertainment. A birth notice in Spring Street was deemed erroneous and may prompt legal action. Rheumatism cures advertised claim rapid relief within days.
A sleigh road from Jackson enjoyed supper at the Bagh hotel and danced afterward. J o A McConnell invites friends and relatives to Bing hamtown this week. Rev E J Mellenry spends a few days in Philadelphia. David Van Buurakirk bought his partner W B Phinney's interest in their livery business. Mrs S H Bellie visits relatives in Kanchville New Jersey. WN Whitney of Kingsley on town business. Miss Anna Renehler of Scranton visits Mrs WH Wall. J J Coleman recovers from illness. Mrs Richard Hartt, long bedridden, dies. her husband is very ill.
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