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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1894
Page
8
Beecham's pills advertised as remedies for biliousness headache dyspepsia heartburn torpid liver dizziness sick headache bad taste loss of appetite coated tongue sallow skin when caused by constipation and claim constipation is the most frequent cause. Book free pills 25c at drugstores or write B F Allen Co 365 Canal St New York.
A local shop promotes a light fleecy shawl ideal for cool evenings in the country or by the sea. Offers an attractive line at prices well below current market rates.
Permission granted for Pennsylvania Telephone to erect poles in Stroudsburg and East Stroudsburg under street committee supervision. William Fredmore, 70, dies after illness. funeral Thursday. Cantata rehearsal set for Academy of Music ahead of Strauburg school commencement. clothing plant fire prompts shutdown. Local marriages, adoptions, and family notes fill the column with minor civic updates and social tidbits.
A historic notice touts Dr King s New Discovery as tested for a quarter century and claimed to relieve throat chest and hog ailments. The ad guarantees relief or refunds, with trial bottles offered free and large sizes priced to attract customers.
Illness crowds Miss Della Kayp of Greenwood at home and Mrs Tiurlow Colbough recovering from bronchitis. William Hollenbueck has children with tinenslee. John Coyne seeks a match with Ben Fern Sim Davin or Eligna Young for money and men ready at M. P Judge's hotel. Mahede and John Kenney form quarry partnership No. 4 season. Ming Ray Morgan entertained by Greenwood friends at Miner's Hill with dancing and late revels. Attendees included G. BOW Dowd Elirey Doni David H. P. Loveriog Fred oR.
Frank and Mra Archbold traveled to New York last evening after a telegram requesting urgent attendance due to their son Edward losing a leg. The message offered no further details. In other notes Riverside store remains well stocked with fish and local civic items report various meetings and church services.
Jermyn residents visit from Tomplinsville and Greenfield with Red Men basket social planned next week. Flog Hauter recovering from illness. cantata at Congregational church praised for children's costumes and strong acting. Ira J. Turner leaves Scranton Lumber for a better Norfolk post. New England copper sale next Tuesday at the First Baptist church parlor. Matthews Bros advertise ointments and remedies with money back guarantee.
Miases Grace and Kiva Whitney visited Forest City after staying with cousin Misa Lizela Ammerman in Cannanatroot. Mies May Hallock returned home from Wilken-Surre. A baseball game on Simpnon grounds ended 12 to 11 for Carbondale over Scranton YMCA in the ninth. Augusta Jones wed Christopher Mittan at 8 with Rev. W B Growe. The first session of the Young Men's...
The Christian Association district convention met this evening in the feature room of the Baptist Tabernacle. Miss Minnie Widger will soon take up residence in Scranton.
Halsey Lathrop will address the Prohibition rab in the Grand Army of the Republic hall next Tuesday evening. A citizens meeting was held there on Wednesday to arrange Memorial Day parade details with representatives from town societies. The parade starts at 1 o clock from the post headquarters along Main North Main Academy Maple Hickory to the cemetery led by Charles Wallack as grand marshal and a mounted escort from each society. All members of the Soldier Lyla Kuigita of Pythias are urged to attend Monday evening. The Ladies Aid Society of M. E church presented the building committee of the new church with a check for five hundred twenty five dollars Wednesday.
Taylor band plans a May 20 picnic at Woverparte while the Price Library association holds a Monday night meeting. Belle Widener of Scranton visits town on Thursday as John W. Rees conducts a county canvas for Republican recorder delegates. Next week the Young Men's Dramatic Club stages Confederate Spy a five act military drama with two and a half hours. proceeds go to Calvary Hapthat church.
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a perfect cure for nervous headaches dyspepsia and impure blood. Claims to purify the blood and relieve chronic ailments with the tonic's tonic effects.
The text lauds Br B Grewer as a frank fearless practitioner who never hesitates to proclaim cures or failures. It highlights his diverse roles including surgeon in chief at major hospitals, demonstrator at the Medico Chirurgica College in Philadelphia, honorary Medico Chirurgica member, and Pennsylvanian graduate.
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