Summer Attire Reminds of Sun and Pneumonia in Dread
A brief note contrasts PPSHE dread of pneumonia with Old Sol as a reminder that summer attire is needed. The piece hints at seasonal health concerns and clothing readiness as warmer days approach.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1894
Page
8
Textile Goods and Notions Parade in Colorful Display
A broad catalog showcases Lisle thread vests, ginghams, Egyptian yarns, silk trims, laces, and sewing notions. The listing emphasizes quality at manufacturer prices, with varied fabrics and trimmings for dresses and draperies, plus a wide range of sewing supplies and notions.
Fashionable living and smart savings ad
A vintage store ad urges readers to trade at the shop for stylish attire and to save money by shopping there first, promising fashionable options and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey
Community Notes From Wilkes-Barre Area News Briefs
Mrs William Kifer of Tankhanock hosts visitors A H Schoonover and wife and John Ingraham and wife return from a western trip Reverend James Long to preach at the Baptist church for two months until regular pastor arrives Ex Judge J B Storm heads to Asbury Park NJ with wife and son for health Hon J J Blair of Blairstown recovering from illness Rail and road updates include DL&W adding an extra train for fruit shippers at Portland Wilkes-Barre and Eastern Rail director K H Killiner elected Thomas Kitson buys three lots on Columbia avenue planning brick row Frank Coulbaugh buys two lots on Hume Street Austraw ride by Tuscarora Social Club to Shawnee Gap View House dinner room grand opening at Prospect House East Stroudsburg with decorations fashion and guests Miss Etta Bogert and John W Poole wed in Friends ceremony Switch work on DL&W tracks near Avenue Street crossing and Manunka Chouk line level with DL&W depot
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kifer
Tankhannock
A. H. Schoonover
John Ingraham
James Long
J. B. Storm
Asbury Park
J. J. Blair
Blairatown
Warren County
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Portland
Wilkes-Barre and Eastern Railroad
Kk H. Killinér
Roudl
Thomas Kitson
Strondaburg Land Company
Columbia Avenue
Frank Coulbaugh
Hume Street
Tuscarora
Gap View House
Shawnee
Lunretia Spyder
Florence Elinger
Kasia Bennett
Addis Flory
Hattie Holzman
Kila Everett
Lunch
Sygalus
May Falmer
Roth Heller
Fiyn
Everett
Carrick
Sabricki
Detrick
Dreher
Malein
de Long
Shall
Prospect House
East Strondaburg
Capreia
Booning
Iheas Borougha
Etta Bogert
John W. Poole
Delaware, Lackawanna and Woat
Anvenue Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Manunka Chouk
Delaware
Critic Bing a Young Lady and Blood Eruptions
A humorous exchange features a young lady considered pretty by Charley and a talk about blood eruptions cured by a course of PP P. The governor suffers from severe rheumatism and is described as athletic after trying the remedy. The dialogue ends noting that all drug stores sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing
Charley
George
P.P. P
Daisy
Hospital Donations Boost Charity Efforts Across Community
Superintendent Gibson reports monthly hospital finances show steady donations from many individuals. A Moose Hall entertainment yields unsettled bills while total donations, food, and supplies flow in for patient care. Counterfeit reports and local events pepper the day as county race results and transit notes fill the page.
St Joseph Cadet Corps Entertains at Temperance Hall
Minooka notes report a well attended opening entertainment by the St Joseph Cadet corps at Temperance hall. Additional items include the Madtown Rise Ball club social set for July 23 at Temperance hall, and various local activities such as races, ball games, and a basket picnic near Greenwo. Mary A Toole of New York visits her brother Frank Toole in Greenwood. Fred Hollenback leaves for a fishing trip to Wayne county and will return Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Misa Mary A.toole
New York
Frank Toole
Greenwood
Fred Hollenback
Wayne County
Riverside grounds 10 oclock activity and local notices
The borough council with County Surveyor Dunnings inspected streets in poor condition. An excursion to Purview by Calvary church is set for July 17. Burgess Griffiths moved his office to a new store room near T G Thomas oboe store. The school directors are touring school property as part of an inspection. Two boys, sons of W E Johva and Thomas Nich, are mentioned in a fragment of local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trinlin
Providences
Riverside
Calvary Santiss Church
Purview
Burgess Griffiths
T. G. Thomas
Dunnings
W. E. Johva
Thomas Nich
Fishermen Walton Lambert and Dim on Delaware trip
Wallice Lambert and Russell Dim Mick started a fishing trip yesterday from Marrowabury to fish down the Delaware. Rev. J J Doherty awaited Europs Monday. Otto L Sehweller sent paper balloons with $5 shoe coupons. Tonight two more balloons will be launched. John Gow and wife visiting Honesdale. A reception for Rev and Mrs John N Lewis by Mr and Mrs J A Rogasell hosted discussions with the Grae church rector and wife. Out-of-town guests included Rev and Mrs Frank Schell Bailentine Green Ridge Archdelion Cox Alden A D Holland Wo EL Wilkinson Bernston Ada Waite Clara Wellett Lawrence Atkingon Hawley and John Gow. Dr not Mrs FP B Peterson are parents of a baby boy. George Meyer visiting Scranton. Louis Nielsen returned from Curley Brook vacation. Epworth leagues excursion to Honesdale July 12. Mrs Max Levi and children visiting in Tracayville. Fred La Point visiting friends in Binghamton. Miss Rena Spencer of Yonkers visiting her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallice Lambert
Russell Dimmick
Marrowabury
Delawara
J J. Doherty
Otto L Sehweller
Mra
Joln Gow
Honesdale Frigada
John N. Lewis
J. A. Roagsell
Graechurch
Reaseell
Mra Lewis
Clara Wellett
Lawrence Atkingon
Lawley
Jolbu Gow
Peterson
CC Jarwin
George Meyer
Scranton
Louis Nielsen
Curley Brook
Epworth
Honesdale
Honesdale League
League
Max Levi
Onto
Mra. Levi
Jacob Freeman
W. Stoawberry
Grace
Les Vegas
New Mexico
John Lenehan
Tracayville
Fred la Point
Frivnda
Binghamton
Misa Rena Spencer
Yonkers
N. Y
Jermyn Community Events Include Strawberry Festival and School Board Actions
The Epworth League plans a strawberry festival at the Metho dist Episcopal church parlor this evening. The school board re appointed most teachers while Miss Winter did not apply for a normal school. Dana Rymer is hired and many applicants remain for future vacancies. A lawn social adjourns to the St James grounds. Mayflower Lodge of St Gaerzo hosted Scranton visitors in fraternal visit with refreshments. Dre 4 D Divis visited Scranton professionally. Races in Scranton today draw crowds. others plan for Fairview or the St Thomas picnic in Sylvan Grove. all stores will close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Winter
Dana Rymer
St. James Church
Mayflower Lalge Sons of
St. Gaerzo
Scranton Brethren
Home Society
Dre
Scranton
Fairview
St Thomas
Sylvan Grove
Local notes and towny changes in Elmhurst section
The Elmhurst column lists a weekly Baptist prayer meeting at Rev. F A Matteson home, new coal pockets for Erie and Wyoming Valley tracks, Mrs J C Bitenan's Wayne county visit, typhoid illness relief for Francis Snyder, Mr Dishop in charge of track work, Mr Bannell of Scranton visiting CB Edwards, Charles Whitney builds a new east side home, B D Coop er ice cream parlors open, tobacco cigars and fruit stocked, Mrs Benjamin Butterfield visiting son B F Butterfield, Dorrance Fuller joining Delaware and Hudson at Providence Scranton, J Knickerbocker Sr building new houses, Hotel Kimborat opening for summer under Mrs L Vetreen Watkins, fishing trip to Kifer's pond, Byron Puckingham improving east side lots, John H Farr moving family to a commercial cottage, Miss Bertha Jenkins continuing school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
F A. Matteson
Erie and
Wyoming Villey
Dishop
Ee Georgetown
J.C. Bitenan
Hag
Wayne County
Francis
Romlyn Snyder
Mr. Bannell
Scranton
Edwards Charles Whitney
B. D. Cooper
Benjamin Butterfield
Sebultyville
B. F. Butterfield
Dorrance Fuller
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
Providence
Local Notes From New Jersey and Nearby Towns
In New Jersey a student from Strattsburg State Normal School returned home last Saturday for summer vacation. Mrs. Clarence Steven visits relatives in Sterling in Wayne County. George Li. Adame of the Union Tanning Company was a business visitor on Saturday. I. Partridge of Scranton spent a few hours in town Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Schoel
New Jersey
Wallace
Sovder
Strattsburg State Normal School
Clarenee Steven
Sterling
Wayne County
George Li. Adame
Union Tanning Company
Various Local Visits and Fourth of July Festivities In Forest City
Mrs W F Higgins started yesterday for an extended visit with Honesrule relatives. The Fourth will be celebrated today at Uniondale with a balloon ascent and visitors from Herrick Clifford and nearby towns. A Catholic picnic plus a large Forest City parade are planned with bands, stands, and games. Knights of St Patrick drills, James White chief marshal, and Father Coroner organizing a grand day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FL. Higgins
Thomas Maxey
Seeleyville
D. L Baily
Core Evans
Gibson
Mia Dh
Maxey
J. Li
BE James
Montrose
Mile Forest City
Maude Reynolds
McKown
Uniondale
Herrick
Clifford
Forest City
Scranton
John Matey
Hla Purple
Bert Trim
Frank Cunningham
Simuel J. Jennings
George Coles
Yeaterday
Mary Reynolds
South Gibson
Mansfield State Normal
Clase
Presbyterian Church
Wil
Union
Lake Poyntelle
Ontario and Western
Carbondale
Knights of Pather Matthew
John McDonald
James White
Jomea Walker
John F. Gallagher
Mother’s Blessing For Curievka Remepis Cure
A Milwaukee mother reports her infant’s severe skin disease covering the face and scalp was cured in one month after using Curievka Remepis. She notes doctors and drug bills cost over one dollar, while a Cuticura remedy bill was about five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hur Ape
Geo
EL Tucker
Greenfield Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Corte
Fietors
Local Notes From Hallstead and Surrounding Areas
The town reports camping trips by James and Charles Dodois and others at The Lakes while James Taylor Jr and J B Holbrook visit Ithnes for a few days. Bicyclists from Hallstead and Captain Hewel plan a Scranton trip on the Fourth. Master John Owens visits Scranton relatives on Main Street. Recorder 8S. Wright of Montrose is in town. William Barnes makes oil premises improvements. Fred Decker’s Wellington Street house is being painted. An appeal seeks households to host and entertain New York firechildren for two weeks, hoping many can experience country life. A teachers’ meeting will be at Mrs H Robinson’s on Chase Avenue Friday. John Downey, badly injured in a D L & W yard incident, is recovering under his surgeon De Lamb’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Charles Dodois
Edward Groslin
Scott Wari
Fred Courch
Thee Lakes
James Taylor Jr
J.B. Holbrook
Ithnes
Captain Hewel
Scranton
John Owens
George
Robert Millard
Recorder
Wright
Montrose
William Barnes
Fred Decker
Wellington Street
New York City
Relatives Visit Local Area as Grace Share Returns
Communication notes that De Chae Barnes and wife of Thompson visit relatives in the area while Grace Share returns home after visiting friends in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chae
Barnes and Wife
Thomps Aon
Grace Share
Buffalo
Ome
The Tailor Made Girl and Dress Appeal in Panache
A discussion on women dressing to please men versus women. notes fashion trends in tailor made costumes from French models, parasol trim, and design details. Also suggests a method to prepare light steamed egg for a sick person with quick digestion.
Castoria Ad Slogan Echoes Through Generations
An old advertisement claims Castoria soothed a sick child during nursing, crying spells in infancy, and comfort in childhood, then notes continued use as she grew. The repetition emphasizes Castoria as a trusted remedy across life stages.
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Gorman
Grand Depot
Stroudsburg
U.S
Pittston
Moose Hall
Watson
Tniuse
Cubaon
J. H. Brittain
William Denny
J. N. Anderson
Mra Boss
Mr. N. Ce. Parke
Dan Johnson
S. Crane
McDougherty
McDermott
Pharke
Charles Morrow
al. Cummings
Congregational Church
Republican
Record
Truth
Pittaton
Cork Lane
Taylor
Luzerne
West Side Park
Wilkes- Barre
George H. Stroh
E J. McDonnell
Thia
McDonnel
Traction Company
Jamaa Cosgrove
Pittston Street Railway
Western Union Telegraph Office
Telephone Exchange
Francia Tilleran
Jersey City
Rock Street
Humtown
Reap
St. John's Church
Fionen
Conien
Triven
Atora
Ruggles & Manning
Dr. King
Nichola
Lake Ariel
Assiy
Jermyn
Elmhurst
Dr. Thomes Belectric
Lackawanna Ave
Tor
Hallstead
Hood
Thad
Ani
RL Young
Potter's Mills
R. Young
Potter's Mille, Pa
Tintia
Parlalius
China
Naby
Castoria
Kasmer
PRI
Lacka Avenue
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