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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1900
Page
8
Socials and weddings dominate the week with multiple ceremonies in Scranton. Notable matches include Miss Caroline Dickson to Dr. George Blanchard at First Presbyterian Church and other nuptials among Hull Kays, Coleman Ericsson, Baker, and Dimnick. Reception scenes, engagements, and kindergarten fundraisers color the social calendar.
Miss Janet Dickson is visiting relatives in town. Theodore BR Connell is out after recent reviews. J T Porter and daughter return from Europe today. Mrs FT J William is seriously ill on Mulberry street. C D Joes and family at Lake Ariel for the summer. FL Torrey of New York visiting briefly. J V Stevens returned from the G A R reunion at Gettysburg. J L C Shafer and family occupy their country place at Dalton. Rev FH Whelan installed pastor of Naplist church in Carbondale was a visitor.
Miens Klvabetin plans to attend commencement at Vassar. EK G. Ruwell and KS. Peckwert register at the Cartlington in New York this week. Miss Dollie Keck visits with friends in Wiskee-Marie. J. J. Rankin from Elmhurst. visiting Newark and New York. Judge and Mrs Alfred Hand return from a trip in New Mexico and the west. Miss Mary Timlin from Tackatanna hospital vacationing in New York City. William J. Torrey guests Bruce Bedford in Wilkes-Barre. Rev. Rogers lracl awarded Doctor of Divinity by Drexel. Dr John B. Welch to Long Branch through October. Mrs Henry A. Atherton and Miss Eelith Martin guests of Merc. Mrs W. S. Foote and son Willie visiting Simon Murer in Glenwood. Robert Ko Menner of Honesdale among eight Virginians at Annapolis Naval academy graduation. Dr. and Mrs Andrew Strona guests of Hill Farm. Dr BR BA Gibbons at Atlantic City. Dr Hee addresses Providence Presbyterian Church on religion and bodies. Rev G. Spieker of Maly Trinity Lutheran to Philadelphia for Pennsylvania ministerium. Prof George Howell assisting final exams at West Chester. Edward Jackson, son of F. S. Jackson, graduates Annapolis Naval Academy. sister Jorkeon and brother Harry attend, with Clarence Mote. James P. Taylor of Montrose visits after Chambersburg trip. editor recalls Civil War service. Frank Weeder confirms Pennsylvania delegates’ HQ at Hotel Walton in Philadelphia. Miss Klintowh Hand returns from Miss Dana's Seminary with high honors in Morristown. Miss Mand urged to pursue music.
Telegraph de la Balen in Europe to obtain Humphreys Specifics for travel woes. Codes cover grips fevers diarrhea seasickness dyspepsia and kidney issues with a manual for all maladies. Sent free on receipt of price from Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co New York.
The essay argues that surface beauty wields power but fades without inner goodness. It follows women who cultivate wit and sincerity, showing how charm grows from honest conduct, kindness, and truth. A tale of a stylish social climber turns about-face to praise genuine beauty.
An appeal urges women to apply for Dr Hartman’s complimentary home treatment by letter for female ailments. The offer covers diagnosis, prescriptions, hygienic and dietary guidance via correspondence through Dr Hartman, president of the Hartman Sanitarium.
Frite Krebeler the Adetrlan violinist to tour the country under Denny Wolfsohn with early November New York recital. Mention of Joene Kann and forthcoming Worcester Musical Festival featuring Lillian Blauvelt, Sarah Andersen, and other leading artists with works by Frank, Sullivan, and Brahms among the program.
Ex Senator Ingalls argues the poor man’s chance in 1950 depends on personal capacity and effort. He notes opportunities exist but success favors those with courage, industry, enterprise, and luck, while social mobility rises from the bottom, not the top.
A damaged OCR snippet references Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup used for teething and soothing infants for over fifty years. It mentions soothing the child and easing gums and pain, with garbled branding details and suggestive marketing language.
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