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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1894
Page
6
A public health notice denounces unscrupulous dealers selling artificial versions of Carlsbad salts and sprudel waters. It warns these imitations mislead customers, undermining health, and urges use of genuine imported Carlsbad products for relief of stomach and digestive ailments.
Joseph Zi ler, 37, a teamer at a Pennsylvania Coal Company operation in Scranton, was kicked by a fractial mule in No 7 barn. He sustained a skull fracture and remained unconscious before hospital aid. later regained consciousness at 3 o'clock.
A fire in Pittston damaged no property as a defective flue caused the blaze at the stove works. An employee gave the alarm and extinguishing apparatus contained the fire before damage occurred. The article notes tensions at Valley Strikers and a fight at a pool hall, plus marriages and church actions.
A fragment describes a conversation about a girl with a skin condition, a boy Charley asking what it is, and a claim that a "blood corrector" cures eruptions. It mentions a governor suffering rheumatism and a request for a tip to help Miss Danny A, noting all drug stores sell the remedy.
The fragment references a comment about sarcasm and irony in relation to being a United States senator. It appears to discuss a claim or remark by a chap about appreciation and membership in the Senate, noting an elementary form of sarcasm.
A fashion piece highlights the blend of art and couture seen in princess gowns. It notes the era’s favored lines, waists, fabrics, and the balance between architectural draping and romantic details, praising refined taste and exclusive styling.
A garbled article fragment mentions tea like soup, vegetable extracts, and a malt bowl with hints of economical extract usage. It also references a station in Borepeis atop a peak near Austria with an altitude around 10,105 feet and mentions Palin Olufs in a historical context.
A weary individual describes long months of fatigue loss of appetite and a constant faint sense of depletion. After persistent urging they finally seek help and begin an attempt at recovery.
A historic claim extols starch based diets as a natural fattening method. It promotes a product called Paskola and describes starch as the essential food while denouncing fatty meats. The text hints at medical endorsement and urges readers to seek more information from The Pro Invested Food Co New York.
A brief notice highlights colorings and reduced prices as the main attraction to draw customers. The teaser suggests significant savings and appealing designs to entice buyers.
A strong point of Tor Tru UNE's equipment as a first class printing establishment is its superb Bindery, thoroughly supplied with up to date machinery and managed by skilled workmen. The neat work is promptly done at fair and square prices, with no superior in North eastern Pennsylvania.
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