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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1894
Page
5
The notice advertises labor positions at NATIONAL CLEAN TOWEL COMPANY in CHIRAG IL and Lackawauin cavity. It seeks two young men of good habits for steady employment, listing tasks such as delivery and general duties. No contact details or deadlines are provided in the readable fragments.
The page advertises numerous rental opportunities across towns including households in Clearwater and Gress Ridge, stores on Lackawanna and Franklin avenues, fourteenth rooms with laundry, furnished rooms, and a large building off Wyoming Avenue. Details cover prices, contact LM Warten, Henry Frey, and others, plus a second floor with range and bath.
A damaged regional notice lists a property sale in Lackawanna County Pennsylvania. It mentions a farm named SCE GACRE FARM with tools and utensils, and a potential exchange option. The text is fragmented but indicates a sale or exchange offer with a Florida address noted as NEMTI. TON.
The notice announces the bylaw changes and the relocation of a company meeting at Serantua Stay on April 4. It calls for the election of officers and the transaction of other business, to be held at the annual meeting. Also lists store hours and ticket availability for events and sales at Tribune offices.
Scranton Pennsylvania city notices that the Board of Appeals appointed by the city council will hold hearings daily at the city clerk's office from 9 AM to 4 PM for the year 1940. The board will consider assessments but will not revise allocations. meetings set for March 1st. City Clerk Lavelle signs the notice.
Classified notice offers men only business personals for a boat developer and restorer with inflated claims and confusing contact details. Names Dr HT Miller and T Miller appear with a Chicago address at 2 Quincy Street. The text includes promises of confidential evaluations and high earnings.
Tallow was dull and weak with mixed prices across cities and weights. Also advertisements for Bucklen's Arnica Soap and Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Naphtha discuss skin care salves and cough remedies with guaranteed satisfaction and local dealer listings.
The Young People's Society of the First Welsh Baptist Church reports strong growth and activity, with engaged members and ongoing programs fostering faith and community involvement.
A tale of vibrant youth groups across First Welsh Baptist, Elm Park and other churches. Literary Bible study and prayer meetings drive the Epworth leagues with lectures on Milton travels and a notable revival effort drawing wide attendance.
A fragment describes a ceremony at Trinity Evangelical School on Luke and Kurtz streets during a free quarter of ISM with names listed on the roll of honor including pupils from several classes. It also touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a long tested remedy with testimonials claiming relief for coughs chest pains and related ailments.
New York March 6 Wholesale market listing shows evaporated apples onions peppers and berries with prices per pound per bushel. Also noted are various cured meats dairy items and grains with regional suppliers including Minnesota Ohio New York and Pennsylvania.
Dyspepsia and indigestion in its worst forms are cured by PP PL Pe you are debilitated and run down or if you tend a tonk to regain flesh appetite strength and vigor take POP P. P. and you will be strong and healthy. For shattered constitutions and lost manhood PP P. (Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium) in the king of all medicines P P L P in the greatest blood purifier to the world. For sale by all druggists.
General news reports a 40 percent capacity limit or about 1,800,000 tons for next month. Anthracite coal representatives meet in Philadelphia to discuss price reductions, aiming to align with New York agents. Financial circles note railroad earnings declines and ongoing shifts in iron, steel, and wool markets alongside regional infrastructure updates.
The readable lines describe a misfired story with garbled names and imagery. A governor suffers rheumatism, a girl named Miss Daisy is mentioned, and a general sense of disorder pervades the excerpt. It resembles a stray, damaged newspaper fragment.
An old newspaper ad fragment highlights Connolly Wallace 36 inch brown muslins and 36 inch bleached muslins from Atlantic and related goods. It mentions white goods, fabric prices, and a “great special” value with various brands and terms scattered in the fragment.
A scanned timetable page outlines Central Railroad of New Jersey routes service between Cranford and points including Pyttetin Wilkies and New York. It notes express and local departures, daily Sundays exceptions, and returning schedules from New York to Philadelphia and Atlantic shore towns. The entry also lists minor station stops and times, with references to holidays and staff annotations.
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