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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1901
Page
4
The Velpau System of Medicine presents patient testimonials as proof of cures and happiness, asserting its consulting physicians perform as claimed. It claims a history of thorough investigations and severe tests, appealing to readers to seek the same results for themselves.
A flood of endorsements from individuals including Mrs. William Linney Mrs. Mann and J Ward extol Velpau treatment for ulcerative mouth nasal catarrh and chronic throat issues. They claim rapid relief cures and reasonable terms after years of prior remedies and multiple physicians.
Mrs. N. Falkenberg of 827 Peon aves mue suffered chronic bronchial trouble and weak health. After one month on Velpin System medicine she recovered greatly, gained weight, and many observers praised the physician’s remarkable results restoring her to former good health.
A fragment quotes testimonials from patients who praise cures and reduced suffering, noting significant money saved. The speakers appear to emphasize the accessibility of care and the courteous treatment they received. The passage underscores broad appreciation and impact.
The Velpau System of Medicine offers all diseases of the eye ear nose throat and chest free of charge to new patients. No fees for consultation medicine or trial treatment. The offer ends May 15 at 9 30 p m and will not be repeated.
President Nicholls says grievances to coal operators failed to secure relief sought by miners. He discusses the March movement and a district board meeting. Reports from Harrisburg show debates on mine inspector elections weighing coal and safety provisions, with pay uniformity as a key issue.
A tattered fragment describes miners from several districts preparing a show of support. A large delegation is expected to travel by train from the area, while men from district No 9 will proceed on foot.
The listing shows the D L W board for today with names and times for various positions and roles. It notes attendance and assignments across multiple locations and ships, with several personnel including Devine, Wald, and others scheduled for morning and afternoon shifts and duties.
A meeting was held Wednesday evening by Chydib Baginedr Thomas Wright of Lagemne and four WESISULES to plan a survey for a new electric railway encircling Tlarvey's Lake. Attendees, silk Will owners and territory superintendents from Forest City to Taylor, discussed conditions and routine matters for about two hours.
Ringling Bros circus introduces an all pantomime clown company of forty specialists. The group functions as an integral part of the show with timed laugh plays and elaborated humor, replacing voice dependent acts due to the vast canvas arena. The act debuts next Tuesday May 14.
The article extols Ringling Brothers as masters of comedy and circus variety including eight or more named performers. It highlights performers as clowns riders acrobats and specialists across multiple rings and stages. The piece notes the show aims to uplift audiences and promises unprecedented feats in a grand spectacle. It previews the Tribune headline WILL Begin Next Monday urging local readers to attend.
The text records a bankruptcy petition and designation of lawyers including Moss Walsh Dalby Riches Mahony and Cawley. It notes the sixteenth Commission on the new district Federal court and mentions the clerk’s office forwarding notices from Van Wormer and the commissioner.
A jagged score log lists games across cities including Cleveland Milwaukee Baltimore Boston and New York. Mixed results show some games played and others called or postponed with multiple pitchers and umpires noted.
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