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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1894
Page
8
Beecham's pills claim to relieve bilious headache dyspepsia heartburn torpid liver dizziness and other symptoms caused by constipation. Free book and pills priced 25c available at drugstores or by mail from B F Allen Co 365 Canal St New York.
The piece argues that even without superior quality, the distinctive style would swiftly push consumers to buy. It emphasizes how presentation and tone can override technical merit, shaping buyer behavior and sales momentum.
Archbald confirms Chartes B Eaton as candidate for delegate to the Republican convention from the Second ward. Moran Jr denies candidacy. Also noted are local social events, church ceremonies, a new house near Wayne and Cemetery streets, a death in Carbondale, and road work by Carbondale Traction to complete line upgrades before next Sunday.
On Sunday a large G A B post and auxiliary units led a fitting memorial service at Elmhurst Baptist church. Veterans and masons were escorted to front pews while four flower girls pinned bouquets on each honoree, with the church beautifully decorated for the occasion.
Take the Tay lor or Eynon street cars to view a delightful city vantage as affordable lots go on sale.
Sunday visits span the region with Rev. P. B. Kennady preaching at the new Presbyterian minister’s parish and at Carbondale. Jephtha cantata slated for the Opera House to aid the Outer prive Fire company. security and debris clearing progress at No 2 shaft.
A busy Sunday in Honesdale featured Rev W H Swift condemning kirmess activities as harmful to youth and schoolwork while urging moral growth. Rev J J Doherty addressed graduates at St John’s with advice for young men. The Grand Army of the Republic recalled Civil War memories at Eyisgopal church, and a Honeydale Shoe factory team match was postponed.
The Womans Foreign Missionary society will meet in the Pesbyterian church Friday afternoon. Mrs. William E. Olde of Carthage Missouri is visiting her daughter Mrs. William Hutching. D TH. Wildrick spent a Sunday with his daughter Mrs. Hessler at Wilkes Barre. William Manto was at Pittston Sunday afternoon to hear Rey Bliss.
Peckville reports indicate Memorial Day will be observed with a parade led by local societies and officials. A grand sermon at the Methodist church and various visits by residents to churches are noted along with preparations for a public Memorial Day lunch and events.
Carbondale residents Maud and Mrs Albert Nicol of Archbald spent the Sabbath in the city. W D Frank of Scranton visited Sunday with friends here. George Higging of Syracuse is a visitor. Mrs Burt Bennett of Scranton guests of Mrs Doyle. Mrs Henry Smith returned from Scranton. T Rix and daughter Frances of Newburg NY visit Garfield Avenue. Carbondale board of trade met at the municipal building with several items of importance. Miss Iona Tyler returned home after visiting Miss Mas Lullock on Gilbert Street. Funeral for Mrs Francis Nwal at 525 o'clock this morning at the home of Stephen Nealon. interment in St Rose cemetery after requiem mass. Fire alarm from a barn on Peck Avenue in Fifth Ward owned by Patrick Lynch.
The Electrica will play the Unions of Hyde Park on Wednesday at the Riverside grounds. A June benefit performance of The Confederate Spry is planned for Price library following residents requests.
Yesterday's first quarterly meeting at the Episcopal chapel drew a large crowd with 100 communicants taking the sacrament. Presiding Elder Eekman delivered an excellent sermon from Habakkuk, while Professor Dickie spoke at Frothingham on reform obstacles.
An advertisement touts a salve from Matthews Bros that allegedly cures sores boils salt rheum fever sores totter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and even piles. It guarantees perfect satisfaction or money refunded with a price of 4 cents per box.
William Scull of South Second street, after weeks of eye inflammation, is able to go out again. The Young Men's Institute holds its third banquet at the Windsor hotel Thursday evening. The William Hunter post G. A. R. parade with various organizations will move at 8 0 m from Main and Bacon, led by the Citizens' Band.
The Ladies' Aid Society plans a meeting in the lecture room of the Methodist Episcopal Church this afternoon. Reverend W. Cochrane of Rendham will preach at the Methodist Episcopal Church tonight. A praise and thanksgiving service is also on the schedule as Iven returned home Saturday night from Colorado after a year away.
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