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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1896
Page
8
In Carbondale readers are reminded that advertisements for Jol jobs work and items for publication are in test at Qannen Co newsdriver South Main Site 4. The establishment will be open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. for prompt attention.
Chief McAndrew arrested four youths from Porest City in Livonia Avery's vicinity after a reported plus speed and vehicle misusage incident. One theft claim emerged. property found at Borhkes's home. The suspects, Fother and Mien, were detained. initial statements denied responsibility.
A horse was injured after a collision involving a wagon near a town. Local residents assisted, and the horse owner reported the animal was treated at a nearby facility but suffered significant injuries. Officials urged caution around roadways as work crews and bystanders gathered at the scene.
A contractor named L B Bell receives the award for the new Presbyterian arches project. The bid stood among several bidders with completion planned by mid spring and is to be funded by local committee through Grand Hall furnishings.
Local retailer advertises a major carpet sale with a wide stock and low prices, promising no reservations and urging customers to choose from the full assortment. The message emphasizes affordability and broad selection.
Plains resident Mim Carrie McKay plans a visit with sister Mrs Roee Newlin of Main street while Misser Ella Cutten and others gather with friends in Wilkes Barre on Saturday. Edward Ilrey purchases Welter peeltenes on Lincol Wil iolt Melliken, a foreman from No colliery. Wyewing resident Arch Limlesy considers a Scotland trip next month. Aveen Shawe company to parade this artery on My. Henry Werldle and Mrs Werldle of Main street await arrival. Byworth youth leads Methodist Votwowel group planning bees event. No. 4 grind remains under review.
Fragmentary notes describe a morning meeting at an institute with teachers from multiple towns. The text mentions discussions about experiments, looks at presentations by individuals including a J. hiettannen and a pianist, and mentions a workshop on science discovery.
Residents of Moosic endure a week of noise and disruption as the fire company switches to a new water service. The change affects daily life and prompts residents to adjust schedules for availability and access to local facilities.
A fragmented society column recalls a dramatic journey by a grandmother seeking peace after family upheavals. The account weaves through streets, trains, and memories, noting a long push toward reconnecting with a distant daughter while avoiding new burdens.
In a murky transcript from the Northwest Mopombe era, Pom Loran challenges a ruling while opponents clash over names and mispronunciations. The judge weighs testimony as the crowd watches a tense exchange about identity and authority.
A lengthy feature argues that a strict vegetable based regime can extend life and slow aging. It cites examples and quotes authorities, claiming long lived individuals and experts support reduced meat intake, noting arterial health benefits and the risks of habitual overeating.
A reader letter discusses female health, noting men should lead treatment for women’s ailments while criticizing female doctors. It cites prevalent symptoms like faintness and tiredness and tells of a patient’s past surgeries and alleged relief from a remedy recommended by a friend, attributed to Mrs. Pinitham.
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