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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1894
Page
4
Beecham's pills claim to cure biliousness bilious headaches dyspepsia heartburn torpid liver dizziness and sick headache caused by constipation. The ad offers a free book and sells pills for 2 shillings at drugstores or by mail from BF Allen Co 365 Canal St New York.
GORMAN'S presents beautiful goods with commendable prices attracting prudent buyers. Despite unique demand for this coin, stock remains aligned with buyer demand and values.
A fragmented text describes a ring of atylus and color lugs with references to pricing and quality. It mentions a gouda value and a prior sale at 1 and 16 cents per yuri, plus notes on various colorings and evening shades.
Readable lines describe a distinct fabric line with 86 inch Percales, noted as unique from other printed fabrics at the Murset mill. The text mentions textiles and a chocolate product, implying a catalog description of materials and their differences.
A large attendance at the millinery opening filled the shop as customers chose hats. Staff reported strong demand for prompt fulfillment of orders and noted the orderly, pleasant shopping atmosphere.
Easter services are planned across all churches with special music by church choirs and directed programs. George M Timlin is appointed postmaster of Taylor, a merchant in the Main street meat market, expected to move the office to Mire Lally’s store on Main street.
Rev Linder muth will preach a temperance service Sunday evening at 7 o'clock in the basement of the church. Members of the Women's Auxiliary and other temperance workers are requested to attend. Also noted is a local mention of De King's New Discovery and King's New Life Pills offered by Matthews Bros Drugstore with free samples and health guides.
Scrambled OCR text outlines local notices from nearby towns. It mentions correspondence, publication practices, and cautions against digestions, with references to Lewes and related community items.
Mrs Joan Bolack and grandson Lack Sampson visit Mra Lack's daughter in Dreven for Easter. The Father Mathew Society hosts a ball. Michael McDonnell recovers at South Main Street home. Hose company plans a book social to grow their library. Readings note church services at St Thomas and the Evangelical Lutheran, Easter sermons and decorations. Mrs Gilmartin of North Court dies. funeral Monday at St Thomas with Catholic interment. Marriages and local events include Sarah Hourviten to Haney Winkal. Rev J W Skellinger to speak on American history and temperance. Easter services across local churches and a benefit concert for Enterprise Fire company announced.
Mined Form Sorcal to the Seroaum Telane Dirrayea Pa Mares 23 C B Riche ards trip to Tonkian nock yesterday M IF Corcoran new poteaater will cenotinge offices in same buliting The Agendas meet a thin evening F B Dilla at the county seat The Babylon Coal employees receive their monthly pay The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs are Stucky of Main street is very sick AL Elsall of Bdawll Clauses has purchased p fing carriage horns Ladhew Aid society will add a novel to monitor the chapel The new Baptist church nearing completion A hired wagon from Dilla livery was stolen at Pittston Wednesday evening thief not yet discovered
The notice covers a man named em Kizunting taking a lucrative post in Norwich and leaving Scranton soon. Reynolde of Scranton was seen in town. The Presbyterian society event drew a large crowd last evening and a fundraising drawing will award a bath room suite and ten feet. Officers warn fishing should wait until April 15 to avoid capture.
Funeral of George Edmonds will be held at Yorlock today with interment at Mayfield cemetery. Members of Jermyn Order of Foresters and residents attend services and a funeral proceeds for St James Episcopal Church. Other notices include a Republican club opening speech by A J Colburn and a Catholic Mutual Benevolent entertainment program with local performers. A surprise party for Miss Mitinie LaRas and visits by several locals are noted alongside social gatherings and a Kingston visit from W R Dodson.
Scraps from the Huntling Plonser City report a Delware and Hudson yard incident with Joseph Lavan. Mrs Cobbard recovers at Wyoming Street after two weeks illness. Lillian Missett and Martin Jordan visit from Schenectady. Miss Mary Watts hosts at home. Fanehon the Cricket to be staged with Carrie Louis, grand Saturday matinee. admission ten cents. Carbondale Traction to complete rail line to May 15 linking Simpawn and Waylorville. lower terminus Nantiku to be connected. Helen Richardson from Camiton expected today as guest of Miss Mary Watts. J F Crowell in Uniondale yesterday. Lucy Vaunan and W D Evans attended a Cree Miles concert. Mrs Walter Corr owes thanks to M E Patterson for a few days.
A local column notes Mrs. Sarah Frowr is expected home soon after six months with her daughter in Blorfielda Newra gan. Mrs Watkins recovering from illness is described as weak but improving. The Baptist Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Levi Lindley’s home. Mr and Mrs Daniel Langataff plan to occupy summer residences on Agidemy at rent soon. Mika Luncelta Cianduer returned from a six month trip through the south and west, with Mrs Gardner reporting many souvenirs and anecdotes. About fifty members rehearsed an Easter program for next Sunday at the Baptist centers. A gathering celebrated Mrs Hinds seventieth birthday. guests wished her many happy returns. The notice ends with an advertisement for Womuuota syrup.
The local columns note Easter pew arrangements at Grace Episcopal Church in Honesdale with offerings for pews and seating. The funeral for Clarence Hialleck, drowned in the Susquehanna River, will be at Carpville on Saturday at 10 am led by Rev. William Swift. Additional items mention University of Pennsylvania student Russell Dimmick and MOghamton residents Webster and others visiting for Easter services.
Local items include the Ladiva Aid Society farewell supper at the Methodist church and Easter services led by the pastor. Notable deaths: Archie Cowbran, 25, killed in a mine accident at Mine Ridge. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Also reports of illness and visits among residents and guests from Hyde Park to Stroudsburg.
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsa parilla as a perfect cure for nervous headaches with a focus on restorative relief and the promise of steady comfort through this patent medicine.
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