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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1894
Page
2
An advertisement promotes Genuine Johann Hoff Malt Extract as a tonic that builds strength boosts energy and aids digestion for men women or children. It warns buyers to insist on the neck label signature and lists Eisner Mendelson Co New York as the distributor.
The Scranton Club opened its season with a loss at Hazleton as players faced a tough opponent in the first game of the schedule.
Hazleton won in the tenth inning before about 1,200 fans as Hazleton pitcher Jordan and Scranton’s Flanagan matched zeroes until late. Hazleton’s bats led by Hazen with a home run and a triple, while Hogan, Massey and Wetzel produced for Scranton. umpire Wagner’s calls drew no complaints.
Catcher Goodhart of Reading is released while Millar is reinstated. Donohue of Allentown is a law student aiming for New York bar admission within a year. Wood’s Business College Base Ball meets High School at Driving Park at two. Haileton suspends business a week after three straight defeats. Mike Kelly’s Allentowns face Matt Swift’s sluggers in a redeeming tilt. Scranton catcher Rogers arrives after two weeks. Scranton Yard faces Railroad Club of Taylor at 3:30 p.m. Club members depart 8:03 a.m. tomorrow. President N. B. Young issues notice.
An old advertisement touts a salve claimed to cure various skin eruptions and irritations with a money back guarantee. It offers the product at a stated price per box, sold by Matthews Broad.
In New York Sun coverage Senator Turpiesa delivers remarks on Aldiriet Aroéliene amid ongoing questions about the Twenty gallon clause within the bonded period section. The discussion centers on constitutional interpretations and legislative implications.
Speculation centers on Indenteine Stocks with active trading and a total around 193 600 shares. Sugar leads advances while other sectors like Chicago Gas and Whisky show strength amid mixed export expectations and gold export plans affecting rates. New York Produce Market notes steady flour and mixed agricultural futures with cautious demand across grains and dairy alongside quiet meats and oils trading.
A dense OCR of market items lists apples currants beans onions and meats with prices per bushel per pound and per box. It also discusses rail lines and travel details plus a model on household sewing and cultural remarks about marriage customs in ancient societies and the San Francisco Examiner’s note on Mussulmans.
A cluttered page of multiple classified listings for positions wanted including a middle aged woman seeking a mouse keeper, a young man with surveying and engineering experience seeking work, clerical and store positions, domestic help, insurance solicitor, and various ads for sales, real estate, and loans. Some entries include addresses and contact boxes, with scattered typos and inconsistent spellings.
A garbled OCR note mentions a diner and street names, suggesting an advertisement or listing for a local eating place. Key readable elements reference a street and business context, but concrete details remain unclear.
The city invites bids at 70 oclock May 14 1900 for labor and materials to build Ragnar Engine House. Bids must include cash or certified check and a performance guarantee. The city reserves the right to reject all bids and a failed bidder forfeits the proposal. City Clerk MT Lavelle.
Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Junction City Til and Mr Thomas Eggers of San Francisco report dramatic recoveries from severe colds after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The testimonials claim consumption was averted and life saved, with trial bottles available at Matthews Bros. Drug Store.
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