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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1894
Page
8
White Goods Display As Spring Styles Grow
As warm days come, airy cloud like White Goods appear on counters in abundant, vivid patterns. Conventional designs give way to newer ideas and moderate prices boost appeal. Fabrics include Potted and Figured Scisaps, India Linen, French Nainaook, Persian Lawns, Corded Pignis, India Dimitres, Figured Dimities and Fancy Pignues with varied yard prices.
Pretty Tea Cozy Craft and Remedies Ad
A long description details fashionable tea cozies in varied fabrics from cremes to Japanese silk with matching trims and shapes. It blends craft instructions with a New York Tribune note on black moiré durability and a promotional pitch for Electric Bitters praised as a cure-all for liver, kidneys, pimples, malaria, headaches, and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Matthews Bros. Drug Store
Pittston Borough Fire Dispute and Township Proposal
Commissioners W E H Sturdevant Chase and Ira D Shaver filed a report opposing the creation of a new township from parts of Kingston Exeter and Franklin townships. Borough council friction over fire chief elections and council confirmation persists amid threats of water shutoff and public unrest. An assa ult on a West Pittston home, railroad injuries, and multiple local events fill the page.
Crilictaing a Young Lady and Blood Emotions Cure
Dialogue centers on a humorous scheme to woo Miss Daisy. Charley narrates a remedy involving a hot blood correction and a short course of P.P.P. claiming it cures rheumatism and improves athleticism. The exchanger notes drugstore sales and public belief in medical cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
George
Miss Daisy
Archbald Bride to Wed Ellies Surdival in Carbondale
Archbald resident Marlin Dolphin Archbald will marry Miss Ellie Surdival of Carbondale at St Rose's Church. Nearby events include a grand St Thomas picnic on July 4 and funeral services for William Swift with a large attendance at St Thomas church.
Nomination Spotlight From Honesdale Officials Race
As nominations near for state and county posts candidates named include Samuel Saunders on the Democratic ticket for state senator E K Handenbergh Republican for the same seat Hon John Kuhbach Democratic for Representative Nicholas Lorie Republican for Representative Sheriff Alberty Republican W M Cnetis Renattiean Hager Republican M Fo Under wood Republican Associate Jodie Hon T J Ham Democratic F C Carr Republican Inne Ham and Robert Menner have returned from State college Miss Grice Jodwin has returned home from school Nelson Spence Mount Pleasant visited town Saturday W J Ward departed for New York yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Saunders
E. K. Handenbergh
John Kuhbach
Nicholas Lorie
Alberty
W. M. Cnetis
Renattiean
Hager
M. Fo Underwood
Jodie
T. J. Ham
F. C. Carr
Children’s Day Observances At Local Churches
In Carbondale children performed in services at the Baptist and Methodist churches on Sunday morning. Floral decorations drew praise and the students delivered their parts well. James Kelly, employed in the Powderly mine, suffered injury to the first finger of his.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kelly
Local Weekend Socials Include Concerts and Meetings
Saturday saw a string of community events in Scranton and nearby towns. The Young Women's Christian Association hosted a pleasant morning at Farview, the Mozart band played an open air concert from Hotel Anthracite, and D J Robinson visited Crystal Sale on business. H J Hockenberry led the Y M C A Men's meeting on Sunday evening on Purity of Life. Miss Grace Whitney visited Miss Lottie Giles, while Miss Alice Raahleigh spent Sunday with Scranton friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Scranton
Farview
Mozart Band
D. J. Robinson
Ternhall
Crystal Sale
Burt Blakeley
Forest City
Carbondale Friends
H J. Hockenberry
Young Men‘s Christian Association
Grace Whitney
Honesdale
Lottie Giles
Lincoln Avenue
Alice Raahleigh
Naboth Osbhorne Home From Syracuse Visit
Local items note Naboth Osbhorne of Syracuse returns for summer vacation. The Browning Literary Society rents a piano for a concert in Enterprise hall to benefit the Congregational church. Proceeds from the Carey block sale support the Primitive church. A League of Sacred Hearts branch is organized by Rev. Father Hill of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Houghton
Beaver Meadows
Forresters
Knights of the Myatio Chain
Temperance
Carey Block
Primitive Church
League of Sacred Hearts
Father Hill
Philadelphia
Fire Destroys House in Blakely. Loss About 1200
Last Friday about midnight a fire destroyed the dwelling of Henry Evans on Third Street Blakely with an estimated loss near 1200, partly covered by insurance. O Cary's show now reorganized at Scranton will visit next Friday. Mrs James Feeley of Archbald spent Saturday in town. The Ancient Order of Hibernians plan a Miles grave picnic on July 4. A musical recital was postponed to Friday. Rev G A Sanford attends Wyoming Seminary commencement in Kingston. Loyal Knights of America set eleventh anniversary parade and entertainment at Welsh Baptist church next Thursday. An excellent programme is arranged. D Ensign of Binghamton visits West Side. Miss Amanita Gallagher of Newburg NY visits aunt Mrs Mary Cummings of Upper Dunmore Street. Mize Jonnie Manly visiting cousin Mrs J McAndrew returned to Archbald Saturday. For Barns scalds bruises and all pain and bare ness the grand household remedy is Dr Thomas Eelectric Ou. Be sure you get the genuine.
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W. E H. Sturdevant
TH. Chase
Ira D. Shaver
Kingston
Exeter
Franklin Townships
Luzerne Borough
Franklin
J. H. Mullen
Alassin
George Llewellyn
Connell
John Howell
Wyoming Avenue
West Pittston
Howell
Saya
Philadelphia Record
Arnold Henrich
Posaoza
Kerrigan
Valley Road
Coxton
Wilkus- Tarre
Nottie
Greta McManlin
John McCrindle
Moosic
John Barrett
Millstrest
Finnagan
Kobbera
West Pitteton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
W. L Hibbs
Mifflinsburg
Paul Bohan Jr
Guthrie
Wilkes-Barre
Mies Katie McDonough
Wilkes. Barre
Miss McVarty
Misa Kate O'Malley
W. Ei. Sharp
Misa Teresa McAndrew
Owen Cararty
Alice Gates
St. John’s Church
St. John’s Rotmen Catholic Church
Oregon Grove
Marlin Dolphin
Pingatrest
St. Rose's Church
Carbondale
Ellie Surdival
Katie Philbin
Scranton
Henry Meyers
South Main Street
Jermyn
Fild
St. Thomas
Sylvan Grove
FL McDonough
M. J. Walsh
Miesea Ella
Lizzie Jordan
T. H. Jordan
Parsons
William Swift
St. Thomas’ Church
Dr. Lucas
Catholi Cemetery
Pall Bearaers
Edward Coleman
Michael Lofton
Thomas Harrison
J. J. Barrett
James Wright
J. Walah
Mayfield
Mr. Noble
Panxantawney
Royal Arcanum
Archbald Council
Order
Noble
Victor Loner
George Shaw
Belfast
Ireland
Mr. Shaw
Shaw
Henry Evans
Third Street
Blakely
O. & Cary'a
James Feeley
Archbald
Andent Order of Hibernians
Miles’ Grave
Mary Cummings
Upper Dunmore Street
Mize
Jonnie Manly
J. McAndrew
Archibald
Mayfield notes and local events in brief
Mayfield reports E F Edmunds visiting on business and Hillside Coal and Iron paying workers at nearby collieries. Mines run full time and local picnics and church concerts are highlighted. Jermyn church groups schedule a Sacred Heart picnic on June 10, while a Baptist choir concert is set for June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Edmunds
Pioneer City
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
Erie
Keystone
Glenwood
First Baptist Church
Jermyn
J. DeGraw
Uniondale
Church of the Sacred Heart
Erle Breaker
Thesday
J. C. Sullivan
Order of Hibernians
Pittsburg
Water Nymph Bathing Costumes Promote Swim Beauty
An 19th century style essay extols bathing outfits as seasonal joys. It discusses how all swimmers share equal appearance in water, notes buoyancy differences between fresh and salt water, and describes a white satin bathing costume with a yoke bodice, short sleeves, gathered skirt, and navy flannel collars and belt.
Influence of Religion in Mexico as Barred Doors Open
A Harper's Weekly excerpt contrasts colonial religious life in Mexico with modern American progress. It notes the charm and hospitality found behind barred doors, and how the past persuasively shapes daily life despite electricity and steam. A Yonath's Companion anecdote recalls a governor telephoning a merchant, prompting a rapid wardrobe return to decorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Harper's Weekly
Nervous Headaches A Cure by Hood’s Sarsaparilla
A reader testimonial praises Hood’s Sarsaparilla as helpful for nervous headaches and dyspepsia. The speaker claims personal benefit and offers the statement for publication, noting improved well being after use.
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Hood
Tan
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