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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1894
Page
8
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Scranton social and neighborhood items report visits from residents of Carbondale and East Orange. Miss Jennia Telford attended a concert at Jtm Park church. Mrs J. Berry is recovering from illness. John J. Carbine took charge of the next office. typhoid fever death of Joan N. Wilson noted. local residents plan meetings and visits at various addresses in town.
An early 20th century sales notice promises Bucklaw Arnica Salva as the best valve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever boils totter chapped hands chilblains corns and eruptions and piles with a money back guarantee if not satisfied priced at 25 cents per box sold by Slattbows Brow.
Fred Richmond a former Allen House porter admits burglary after Edward Wood traced missing funds from the safe. Richmond, arrested Saturday and jailed on burglary charges, says accomplice Fred Smith received stolen goods but denies involvement. The case shows prior thefts from the hall and reading room safes.
A terse town column notes an event unfolding with unreadable names and unclear publication guidance. The brief implies a public notice or report but omits key details, prompting readers to await further clarification from Bite.
Graceful write up covers visits by Reynolds and daughter from Clifford to Mor ganon residence. Swrine returned from Norwich NY after a visit with sister Choise in Avintons. Rev W La Thorpe preached at Honewmlale district church. Choir included Maxey May, Reyrols, Jones, Warren and Abdri¢ha. Do Burdick and others visited. Dox guests of Box family. Devorest medal event postponed to March 1. Coxe of Scranton to speak at Christ's Eyda church. Mattie Cahill visiting Squire Cruits. Hutehner of Pittsburgh to visit. Epworth league session planned. Morgan of Pittston visits. Herrick of Larabeean visits Great Bend. Hattie Reese with Carbondale friends.
Dentists student Specialo returns home for vacation from Baltimore. Plan discussed to sewer the town and form a private drainage connect. Various social items include church services, hospitalities, a temperance address by Rev Gendell, fair booths at St Marys, and a Gilmore ball entertainment with about 300 invitations issued.
Fragmentary dialogue notes discuss a young woman judged by appearance and a cure for skin eruptions. The conversation mentions a purplish red blotch problem, a short PPP course claimed to fix blood, and a rheumatic governor’s loud complaints before praising an athletic older man.
Jermyn Council in Lackawanna County swore in John F. Nicholson as burgess and three newly elected council members. Ward officials include David Phillips Lewis Pizer and Wm McDermot with Joseph Newcomb A D Swick and Mika McHale filling additional seats. Officers elected for the year are Secretary John Merrick and Treasurer Edwin Graves.
In Archbald a child of Mr. and Mrs. George Schimmell was playing with matches in their absence of the mother when a fire broke out. A neighbor entered to find the boy in flames. Fire was extinguished and medical help called. The child suffered severe facial and internal injuries. prognosis feared.
Sunday and Saturday visitations punctuate a Moosic area social page. Thomas Weir’s funeral follows his accident at the Barrel mill explosion with remarks by Rev. Lindemoth and Rev. Brydie. The injured men, Wesley Stanton and Archie Dymond, remain gravely ill with little hope of recovery. Local residents and visitors include Miss Minnie Healer, Miss Jonnie Wildrick, and others from Scranton and Avoca.
In Avoca Pennsylvania on March 5 special to the Scranton reports a range of town news. The Women's Christian Temperance Union plans a meeting in the Elmira Street Methodist church at 7:30 pm. Local business trips and school placements are noted along with a planned new hose house. The Ladies Foreign Missionary Society elected officers, and decor updates at Hollister and Bowman paint the interiors. A Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup advertisement closes the page.
Ed Hollywood died Sunday at his home in Honxespane. The obituary notes his longtime ties to the Wayne county area and his influence on local culture. Further details of survivors and services are not listed in the fragment.
The March 5 issue notes social and business chatter from Hyde Park to Olyphant. Mentions Ladies night at Price Library, a potential board meeting on roads, and townsfolk such as Jona Matz of Moosic and Mrs Evans. Also reports David Rossar ill, a Kendham officer injures ankle, teaching at Pelteville resumes, and local sports and Philadelphia visits.
W H Shafer visits before leaving for Honesdale. A new iron bridge near Wooley's firm nears completion under N T Dick. Dr Dawson of Providence visits. Charles Carlin returns to work at Fadden House. A minstrel troupe forms with plans for Tuesday rehearsals at Suburban hotel and named members. St Pauls German Evangelical church building contract awarded to George Rive Cooney. site behind Jermyns store. Local registrations listed for Satar av at Central.
Beecham's pills advertised as remedy for biliousness bilious headache dyspepsia heartburn torpid liver dizziness sick headache bad taste in mouth coated tongue loss of appetite sallow skin arising from constipation with constipation cited as the common cause. Book free pills 25c at drugstores or write B F Allen Co 365 Canal St New York.
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