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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1901
Page
4
Patient testimonials praise Velpau System of Medicine for ulcerative nasal throat conditions with dramatic recovery after few weeks of treatment. Multiple accounts describe relief from chronic headaches and nasal issues, improved speech, and restored sense of smell following electrolysis and prescribed therapies. Some readers urge others to seek Velpau care for similar ailments.
A reader pleads about illness and a claimed cure from a Velpian consulting ophthalmist and Welpuat treatment. The text describes intense sleep loss, stomach distress, and attempts at various remedies with no clear results, ending with a suggestion to try the Welpuat treatment.
The fragmentary text references a family, a delay, and an event or condition connected to individuals named Teva, Chan, and drone-related terms. It hints at an assessment or expression of present condition and outcomes without clear context or full details.
Fragmentary text shows a father's gratitude and references to a person named William Lines and a location at 12 West Market. References to a system and plea appear garbled, with no clear events, dates, or outcomes readable from the snippet.
Mrs. William Linney praises Velpan physician for exceptional results in her daughter's treatment. She offers that anyone may call for statements and guidance, free of charge.
A local reader extols the Velpain System as a successful treatment for years of nasal distress. The message highlights Dr. A. Pitherson at 207 Wro mting Avenue as a trusted Vel pain physician providing effective prompt care and reasonable charges.
In a letter, a husband credits the Vel pan Physician for his wife’s rapid recovery, saying her sisters and friends doubted the case but the doctor achieved remarkable results in restoring her health.
Mia L Cairlen of 530 Gibson Street writes with pleasure about a remarkable cure she claims from the Velpaint system medicine restoring throat health. She says she now feels like a different woman, has gained weight and strength, and delights in housework that was once a burden.
A reader from Minooka praises Velpau treatment for a daughter’s long chronic eye troubles improving after a week and a woman from Moosie, Pa., reports her daughter’s nasal inflammatory disease clearing after a few weeks with the Velpau method.
Delegates Nicholls and Collins say the Senate committee blocked hearings on mining legislation. They warn the outlook for mine bills is poor while noting transfers to Allis-Chalmers and weigh house debates on coal pricing and wage equalization. District boards meet to consider next steps.
The daily D L W board lists May 1 as a Friday with listed names and times. Participants include Wed Mosier Th poom, Puke, George Tiomius, ALG Hate mit, J Murray, Moturthy, O Kearnes, H Mullen, O Connor, Buster, D Wallace, M Pinney, P Cavanaugh, U McCann and FF Stovellen with morning and afternoon slots.
Unclear report states Moewnigna and colleagues at West End Coal Company mine ceased work after a Tuesday morning strike by employees. James Thompson, a pump tender, was asked to work overtime and refused, then left Monday, triggering further walkouts and ongoing labor disruption at the colliery.
The Victor On PY Iter Combatiiy Piet at its offices 225 Washington Avenue lists officers headed by President Samuel Kramer and Treasurer Jokeeph Levey with Secretary George D. Taylor. Directors include Wo. He DeWitt Chales Scudder and Dr Parrish as the company plans to manufacture filters locally and later fuel a factory of its own.
A firm described as a major machine manufacturer took possession of the Poun avenue shop after purchasing the Dickinson Manufacturing company. Officials deny any danger to staff as papers are sworn and bonnet measures taken, with more changes expected soon.
National Committeeman Predevic Dileher of the Mine Workers leaves for Nelsonville O for ten to twelve days due to illness. H A Green resigns as operator at D L & W offices 26 Exchange Place New York and will depart soon for that prize. J A Goldsborough becomes superintendent of the Allegheny division at Hornellsville N Y succeeding George W Dowe who is promoted. Mr Dowe moves to a higher supervisory post.
The report notes Dowe as the new head of a rail line succeeding Gilpin who moved to Erie as general freight agent. Superintendent Stewart of the Pennsylvania division says hal shops will be erected at Coring to finish by year’s end, affecting about 120 workers and related crews, easing public concern.
The Wallace shows starring Rhione Reed tour Scranton on Friday May 4 as performers face strong audience demand. A memorial notice follows for William Edgar Houses, roving life holder and family supporter, with a committee expressing deep sympathy and condolences to the bereaved family.
The Rocky Glen Water Company of Moosic seeks an injunction to stop the Scranton and Northeastern Railroad and three contractors from entering its land for a proposed reservoir. The suit claims the land was dedicated to public use and cannot be condemned, and that the railroad lacks proper authority to condemn private property to build a trolley line. Proceedings include claims of trespass and ongoing construction by about fifty workers.
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a personally conducted rail tour to San Francisco and the Pacific Coast leaving New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh July 8. Stops include Denver Colorado Springs Salt Lake City San Francisco Monterey Santa Barbara Los Angeles Seattle and more. Round trip from Pittsburgh 158.00 double berth 108.40 per person per berth two per berth, 0 further details from ticket agents or George W Boyd Philadelphia. An additional July 4 to 6 excursion from all stations to Mineine Hut for the United Societies of Christian Endeavour convention is offered with specific travel rules.
The notice lists five day day coach tickets available Thursdays and Saturdays with a one dollar round trip fare. Ten day tickets are sold in Scranton from May 7 to October 1 for travel on via train except Blair Divio express at five cents per mile. Reduced rates to San Francisco via Pennsylvania Railroad for Epworth League Convention and other conventions are advertised.
Tickets go on sale May 1 for the Pan American Exposition trip at zero fare to the vou party. A great musical program features Mane Balin and Mire Mise Powell with Mr Frangeo Davia at the Loceum Theatre Tuesday May Chet. Delaware and Hindaaw line offers return routes as part of the event.
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