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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1899
Page
8
A pale but lively Country club afternoon hosts a two club open handicap with many entries and prizes for high scores. Captain J M Brooks organized the program as rain or shine, with handicaps due soon and a Saturday bus schedule resuming.
A stream of local names records people visiting, returning, or traveling through Atlantic City, Scranton, Wilkes Barre, New York, Philadelphia, and Montrose. Notables include Mrs Jermyne, Mrs Phillips, Miss McDonald, Mrs Bennell, Miss Ella Platt, Dr and Mrs Von Bergen, and Mr George Griffith, with multiple ministers and families noted in transit or residence changes.
Witnesses examined in the contest include Scranton F Davenport Myer Jurkovitz Patrick Kelly John Jen Hinks Morel Wares John McHugh John Van Bergan Jr Henry Atherton Eating Buns Marshall Preston Frank Nichols W Hockenberry Stenroe Brown Anthony Winans W R Hess Simon Marusa Frank Lesh William Field John Stevens J C Pars iid Ackerson FP Benard A Joris M C Williams Hoaghes Deiner M J Tigue Joseph Novick John Groex John Jeffers J K Clark CRL West ron J C Snyder J W Jones Ralph Twining Winton Charles Pogart Frank Rolls Jr Peter Basingo Charles Boyard Joe Hisnay Peter Gezer Andrew Sinish Carbondale Thomas Fellows
Catholic clergy and hospital officials praise Paine's celery compound citing health and strength benefits. Letters from priests, nuns, and families claim miraculous liver relief and general well being. Endorsers include Bishop of Burlington and Archbishop of Boston, with widespread gratitude from diverse communities.
A struggling proprietor complains about job applicants courting councilmen for positions at his shop. He complains a woman’s calls to politicians hinder his dinner, laments hiring biases, and mocks fashion costs. His wife quietly accepts season baseball tickets after his departure.
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