Summer Attire Edges Out Dreaded Pneumonia Reference
A fragment notes Old Sol and heat as a reminder that summer attire becomes necessary. The text contrasts looming illness with the need for cooler clothing as the season advances.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1894
Page
8
Exceptional textile values in department store assortment
The department offers clear ing manufacturer price tools and lists a wide range of vests and ginghams. Lis's Thread Vests in white and colors, Balbriegan Vests, fashionable ribbed vests, finest yarns, Gossamer Vesta, novelty varieties, and Gingham prints praised as high art. Swivel Silk Ginghams, Pin Head and Shepherd's Checks in solid colors and stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis
Fashionable sewing needs offered at our store
In a display of improvements and perfection this store advertises russet colors and tight stitches with a complete assortment of loading makes. It markets ventilated Corasta, laces for drapery, and a wide range of sewing supplies including silk threads bindings buttons and corset laces. Trade at our store and save money by shopping here first.
Fourth of July Picnic Scenes At Sylvan Park
Readable notes describe a Sylvan park Fourth of July with Mass at St. Thomas, a grand parade, Hose company bands, and a large congregation picnic. Carbondale traction extended tracks to the gravity line. Scranton lines above Decler's bridge. Notable locals attended, and regional development projects and church changes are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O'Boyle
Ellie Fadden
Jazzie Farrell
Mary O'Malley
Olyphant
Thomas Folan
South Scranton
Carbondale Traction Company
Easa
Scranton Company
Decler's Bridge
Sylvan Park
St. Thomas’ Church
Lucas
Hose Company
St. Thomas
Father Mathew Hall
Order of Hibernians
William Walker
W. J. Bergan
Mayfield
St. Thomas Congregation
Annie Mack
Pittston
Duffy
Cemetery Street
T. J. Swift
P. J. McAndrew
Scranton
John Handley
William Richmond
Wildcat
Raymond Mine
C. B Eaton
C. A. Samnon
Cleveland
International Christian Endeavor
Samnon
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
J. C. Rudolph
Evangelical Lutheran
Hanover
Kansans
Rudolph
Roolph
Ludwig Schabinger
Baveng
Stroudsburg Briefs Highlight Disorder and Local Events
An unprovoked assault occurred yesterday afternoon as a man described as a negro known as Big Ben Currington attacked an elderly resident. The Acme Hose Company reported a successful festival with a bustling dancing floor and liquor-related concerns addressed by authorities. Emma and Marty Waller of Washington NJ visited J Applett and wife while George E Stauffer of Keystone Foundry noted strong orders for Kitson patent eyelone boilers. Union Chapel Minsi held a large picnic near Marshall’s Creek with nearly 100 attendees including Rev moust and family from Brooklyn. Stroudsburg authorities planned raids on two disorderly houses for illegal liquor sales on Sundays, with warrants issued by District Attorney Williams. Mrs Hitner Carter of Washington NC visited her brother in East Stroudsburg. A barn incident near East Stroudsburg Glass Co. featured battles between red and black birds and between two reds, ending in a draw. Y Monks owns a prized pug. Fourth of July visitors included Minnie Everatt and others. a Presbytery meeting in South Bethlehem discussed Shawnee trouble with a September follow-up. Calvin Vanwhy lost a horse. Miss C Depple of Mifflin Academy visited a friend. Rip Van Winkle will be performed at the Grand Army hall with Bell and Jefferson ties. Fishing near Swartwood Lake yielded 23.5 pounds of bass and perch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Ben
Currington
Acme Hose Company
Tila
Emma
Marty Waller
Washington, N. J
J. Applett
George E. Stauffer
Keystone Foundry
Daily Times
Iis
Kitson
Union Chapel Sunday School
Minsi
Jane ST
Marshall's Creek
Associaton
Brooklyn
Haat Stroudsburg
Williama
Hitner Carter
Washington, Nd
Russel Kummer
East Stroudsburg
Lorgagh
Enat Stroudsburz Glass Company
Gap
Minnie
Eta Everatt
Florence Edlager Baelah Kinzler
Kate Holzman
Susie Bennett
John van Gordon
C. de Long
Bethlehem
Mondda
Washington Irving
Rip van Winkie
Messrs. Grant
H. B. Dell
Bell
Joseph Jefferson
Haw
Jeff Taraon
E. Hawkins
A. V. A. Miller
Charlow Bail
Swartewoods
Electric Bitters Restore Health in Several Cases
Specimen cases from New Cassel Wisconsin report neuralgia rheumatism and liver trouble improved after three bottles of Electric Bitters. Edwardeata from Catawba Ohio heals with one bottle and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. John Speaker had five fever sores on his leg. one bottle Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve aided recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clifford
New Cassel
Wis
Edward Eeat
Bucktow
John
Castoria In Early 20th Century Advertising Jingle
An old promotional verse notes Castoria as a remedy for children. It traces its use from Toby and Abe through Miss and motherhood, highlighting the product as a trusted infant and child care remedy across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toby
Castoria
Abe
Sbe
Pittston School Board Delays Tax and Staff Actions
The Pittston school board met at the high school with all members present. They postponed electing teachers for the coming year to Monday due to minor business, discussed the tax duplicate costs, and set the treasurer’s commission at 1 percent. A mine accident injured James A. Bryden and many local notices followed, including social events and travel plans.
Jermyn Notes On Local Railings And Band Concerts
Jermyn notes report nearly finished relocation of M H Sullivan to Carbondale and praise to local movers. C E Helmen store hours reduced to 7 pm daily. Congratulations pass to Mr and Mrs John Grant for a daughter. Temperance band plans a Gilmore hall concert Saturday July 21 to raise funds for instruments. Citizens band hosts open air lawn concert with a program including Rossini overture and opulent solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Sullivan
Carbondale
Thomas Netherton
Finlave
C. E. Helmen
John Grant
Henry Martyn
Temperanos
Gilmore Hall
Alwavs
George Creshart, Jr
Powder Milla
A. Taylor
Scott
W. Franklin
Jorden Hollow
Jermyn
Citizens’ Band
Thomas Uuntere
Mureb
W. Ff. Thomas
Lancrede
Rossini
Cornet
Stella
Stevens Hull
Stevens Hull; Overture, “Too Laurel Wreath,” W. & Ripley
Seltzer
D.h. Toman
H. Roundwaltz
Karl V. Kellery
Fue Tagia
Linrendean
T. P. Brooke
Carbondale News Briefs Include Outing Plans and Meat Shortage
In Carbondale today the C M T A and B O ciety of Olyphant plan an excursion to Parview while Pascol and Pin cow head to Ocean Grove. Mogurt band concert at Hotel Anthracite balcony and several piano recital highlights. Meat famine spreads with wholesale prices up 40 to 50 percent as road disruptions hit Chicago. Club outing at Crystal labe features Rev Bally Kerrington and Muses with Hal Jadwin among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciety
Olyphant
Parview
Pascol
Misa Hatile Pincow
Ocean Grove
Carl Hessler
Association Hall
Carbondale
Roada
Chicago
Swifh & Co
and Dale & Co
Dandaft Street
Camp Crystal
Crystal Labe
Patty
Bally
Montrose Social and Civic Events Preview Next Tuesday
Montrose Hose Company No. 2 to stage an exhibition next Tuesday night at the Montrose armory with a buggy contest between Knoll of Keough and Ready How and W A Titeworth of Rescue Hook and Ladder. Meanwhile New Milford and Montreal play a Friday afternoon ball game here and local residents attend bicycle races in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Meltuish
Montrose
West
Montrose Hose Company No
H. P. Read
Heart Lab
Mia
Morris
Philadelphia
Dimock
Montrose Armory
Sre
Knoll
Keough and
Ready How Company
W. A Titeworth
Rescue Hook and Ladder Company
Mra. Sample
Binghamton
Claude Shively
Charles Strange
Scranton
New Milford
Montreal
Brooklyn
Mary Warner
James Methbuish
Harry Nichole
H. F. Turrell
New York City
Community Notes From Peckville Area this Week
Grace Yale visits Cold Springs relatives while Nora Pickering visits Susquehanna county. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church clears funds from a Fourth festival and plans for a new organ. A Thyler grave picnic netted about 70 dollars. Nellie Westfall from Binghamton visits the area as Robert Barnes opens a lunch and waiting room at the Lue Street car terminus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Yale
Cold Springs
Blees
Thomas Ninnes
Wyoming
Isaac Cheney
Wert Page
Pittston
William Page
Granny Ieland
Delaware and Hudson Breaker
Nora Pickering
Susquehanna County
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grainy Island Sunday School
James Veasie
Inglee
Thyler
Nellie Westfall
Binghamton
Robert Barnes Ban
F Lue
Local visitors and relatives gather in Honesdale
HONESDALE Mr Van Veeten and daughter Hat te visit at John Brown on Park street. Miss Anna Somuer of Pittston visits her sister Mrs A C Tolly on Sixteenth street. Sailor Clark found one tag for shoes sent up on a balloon by O Jo Schueller and Jowenn P Chambers of Girard College. Repeats vacation at the base of his uncle Benjamin Gardner on Ack street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. van Veeten
Hatte
John Brown
Park Street
Anna Somuer
Pittston
A.C Tolly
Sixteenth Street
Clark
O.jo Schueller
Jowenn P. Chambers
Girard College
Benjamin Gardner
House to His House in a Trinity Temperance Resort
A well furnished house open year round between Montrose Scranton and Lackawanna RR about nine miles from the line includes a dancing pavilion croquet grounds and fishing tackle. Altitude near 2000 feet with scenic shale groves offers a summer resort experience at 7.10 per week or 1.60 per day with excursion tickets available on the D L and W line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrinity Temperanes
Montrospant Scranton
Montrows and
Lackawnans
D& We BR
Alford Braylion
Montform
Adirondack
Catskill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorset Department
Gorman'’S
Grand Depot
Dr. Thomas
Stroudsburg
Horn
Farview
E. J. Fadden
Catter
Eli Longaker
Hyde Park
ML Macon
Lackawanna Street
William Shea
Patterson
G. Lloyd
Misa Olie Murphy
J. D. Edwards
Ed Ensign
Jos Twin
Hudson Street
Joe Mahon
Aggie Martin
Langan
Brennan
McNamara
McCormick
Water Street Bridge Company
James A. Bryden
Pennsylvania Coal Company
West Pittston
Lady Friends
Father Mathew
Yoning
Phenix Hall
F. H. Banker
Catate
New York
Etev
Lyman B. Weeks
Greene
N. Y
G M. Colwille
Centenary Church
Winghampton
State of California
Glasgow
Europe
Jeanette Evans
Delaware Avenue
Pauline Hoffman
Marie Holinger
Millersburg
Amelia Dbeehtold
Atlantic City
T. J. Benedict
Orangeville
Columbia County
Cassidy
Sophia Newman
LG. Goodman
Willian Street
Will Gillespie
Hughestown
Schorls
Tonkhannock
J. H Houck
F. A. Flock
Niagara Fally
Bradford City
Barry Rowleon
Grattan
Alexander
Andrew O'Connell
Henry Brnning
J. K. Cameron
Brhl Trallas
J. J. Herbert
Jersey City
William K. Allen
John Nolan
Richmondale
Eiln Stewart
Clifford
Mra
G. W. Baker
Daughter
Vicin
Peckville
Honesdale
India
Price
Corrorna
Hoar
Resolvent
Porren Dave
Cam
Boston
Bank of Scranton
Bualness
Tutereis
William Connell
Geo. H. Catlin
William A. Peak
Cassies
George H. Catlin
Alfred Hand
Janes Areluld
Nenry Tells, Jr
William To
Tyigh Lathesellen
E. Robinson's
Pilsener
A. J. Davenport
Hood
A.J. Davenport
Millon
N. J
Trym
Dupont
Prapwallonen Mills
Lutrne
Ante Busens Tal Ela
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming Ave
Third National Bank Building
Pitts Ant Inn
Plymouth
Wilki Ie
Heart Lake
Susquehanna Co. U. BE. Crofut
Atlantic Refining
William Mason
Lackawanna Avenue
Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Ir Pri
Lacka, Avenue
Nees
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