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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1894
Page
4
Advertises a remedy for headaches heartburn torpid moss and a sick mouth taste and loss of appetite caused by constipation. Promises relief with pills 250 at drugstores or by writing B F Allen Co 365 Canal St New York.
An overlong, garbled clipping touts silk displays parasols coats cloaks and linens with heavy emphasis on fashion items. It extols department store offerings and urges readers to visit for spring selections while listing miscellaneous garments and accessories in a boasting, uncertain tone.
Moosic residents share travel news and visits in a busy social week. William Hatchings returns from a Bahama and West Indies trip while Mrs. John Mott and family, Miss Gertie Hamlin, and others visit relatives and attend local events.
The Ad cendu society held a well attended event in their new hall over Kennedy's confectionery store. Mr and Mrs Charles Marcy hosted a musical social on Thursday evening. Wyoming Valley Traction company announced track improvements through this auction.
Thin remedy gains fame as a universal cure. Electric Bitters are claimed to heal liver and kidney diseases remove pimples boils rheumatism and other conditions from impure blood. They allegedly drive malaria fever headaches constipation and indigestion. Guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Price 50 cents and 1.00 at Matthews Bros. Drug Store.
A grand Blakely Dancing class reception at Keystone Hall in Onyruast Pa drew many guests led by W M Bell E G Davin and Frank P Benjamin with Hayes orchestra providing music. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Bell Hullavid Me and Mrs Hlovt Peekville Mrs Williams and Misses Kate Bell Alice Bell Mattie Pickering Annie Dowd Grace Barber and many more from Blakely Peekville Olyphant and Scranton towns.
General moving notices signal spring changes in Towanda as residents shift properties from Isaac Boble on Leun street to Gridson Winalla house and others. Fire alarm sounded by whistles. Theodore Sterling’s house damaged in bathroom fire that was quickly extinguished. Ball at Murdas route. visitors include Myra Olantead and Gregory Sterling visiting relatives in Towanda and Binghamton.
Paragraphe Swedelte the Scranton Tritone Minooka Pa March 80 Jotn Ly den and Mrs Annie Lyden and Bridget Coyne were arraigned before Alderman O'Hara at night on a charge of assault and battery involving Mrs Kate Coyne Evoh entered bail for their appearance at court The drama Borderland will be presented here on April 29 by the Minooka Dramatic company The new building adjacent to Christopher Barber's residence will be used as a restaurant Mrs Patrick Lyden of Stafford Street has been seriously ill for two months warrant issued by Alderman O'Hara for arrest of Peter
The record notes a charging of assault and battery with intent to kill in Lahadock. Sheridan's ball at Olt Forge is to be hosted by the Young Men's Institute delegates next Sunday with plans to organize a branch there. Damon Connelly of Backstreet is seriously ill. Miss Jenkins of Hyde Park visits Miss Saral Fox in Greenwood. The Greenwood colliery received an allowance of ten care-anticlent for about two days of work.
Special to the Serpiod Trians from Anontano Pa outlines church services by Rev Dr Logwn in Scranton. Reports a house fire destroying Peter Burtenrags’s two story dwelling near the Ridge. Local social notes include visits, coal mine quotas, theft incident at Jones Simpson Co store, and the formation of a borough board of health with temporary officers elected and plans for rules.
Community notes from Dunmore include Mrs Law visiting Andrew Allen, James Colgate calling in Hawley, and Miss Mattie Golden returning home recovered. A Young Men's Institute meeting, concerts by the Ladies Aid, and a temperance lecture are listed among upcoming events. The operetta The Enchanted Sleep drew a large audience at Pallows Hall with praised performances by Miss Marie Christ and cast members.
The district quarterly convention of the Catholic Titl Abatiiones society will be held here tomorrow with prominent speakers from abroad. The Trinity carrier boy will deliver a copy of the news each morning. The choir of the Methodist Episcopal church will repeat the Easter music tomorrow. J D Wall and family are visiting in Sturracen Wayne county. Charles Jones of Green Ridgs called.
Charly, an enthusiastic Old Fellow, extols the Green Ridge tent while yesterday’s gathering in Jermyn reflects his lively endorsement and community support.
The March 10 fire in Peckville area guted the Michael Smith house, damp explosion started blaze, entire contents lost. Property insured. Community events report prominent locals visiting Scranton and New York, town dance at Koy Stone Hall with local vendors and many guests from Scranton and surrounding areas.
New notes show multiple visitors in Scranton and Carbondale with local figures including Charlea Hoyt and Hon Manderson. Night classes remain well attended each evening while routine trips and postmaster sightings mark local daily activity.
The passage explains how sebum plugs form in pores, describing terms for the plug and noting natural processes that cause clogging to worsen with neglect or disease. It mentions pain redness and progression to visible matter, with variation in pore susceptibility.
A historical advertisement claims women suffer from pains aches and weaknesses but can gain comfort strength and renewed vitality through Cuthurs Plaster described as the first painehiling nerve-strengthening plaster.
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