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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
7
An advertisement touts a fifty cent and five dollar monthly plan, claiming medical treatments at reduced prices. It includes testimonials about a doctor named Byers and a Mr John Jenkins from Dunmore Pennsylvania describing miraculous spinal cures and urges readers to enroll before a stated closing date.
Mrs Charles Miller of Petersburg reports her daughter Lemire suffers from Bronchial Asthma and ailing condition. The child shows nightly distress and inability to sleep with wheezing and wasting. A physician notes improvement with care and sleeps better when treated at home.
An unclear passage hints at varied conditions affecting the Todly family and mentions nondisclosed medical treatments. The text references health, chronic conditions, and a suggested yet uncertain treatment approach without clear details or outcomes.
Dr Byer s Record notes Quaker parentage and early education under that denomination. He graduated with honor from Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia 1872. He attended Pennsylvania Hospital for Acute and Surgical Diseases and was affiliated with Eye and Ear Clinics Will s Hospital Philadelphia. He studied with Prof J Solis Cohen in Diseases of the Throat and served as examining physician for Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association New York.
John E Haley of Carbondale reports long deafness with rapid weight loss and poor health. After five months of treatment by Doctor Byers his hearing fully returned and he can converse with friends again, praising the Quaker Doctor's methods.
Chief consulting physician of the Bi- Chenite treatment outlines offices on the second floor at 412 Spruce Street Scranton Pa. The notice lists daily hours and contact motives, with evening and Sunday schedules and morning sessions.
The article details Frohman’s new comedy production with elaborate scenery and a strong company. It notes preparations in Scranton ahead of a New York premiere, mentions Miss Fay Davis as leading lady, and lists other theatrical figures visiting or performing, including Daniel Frohman and Al Wayman.
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports in Montrose Nev on election day attendance and local moves. Mrs DeWitt Gould and Mrs DeWitt head to Philadelphia for the winter while Mrs S S W Stewart plans to winter in Clarksville Tenn with Miss Mamie Tapiscott.
Archbalda mine party from Barlow's Minstrel troupe toured the Ridge i mine on Wednesday. Guides PBJ Mothaw led the group through the tunnels and they expressed pleasure with their first mine visit. Ivan Leo explained coal mining trials to the visitors.
Any amount of money to loan with quick straight loans or building and loan options. Interest from 4 to 6 percent. Call on N. V. Walker at 914 315 Connell building.
F L Wormler, Director Demariment of Public Safety in Scranton Pennsylvania, issues a notice dated November 6. The communication informs residents of safety measures or city procedures as issued by the department.
An ordinance requires owners along Main Street Wyoming Avenue Spring Street and adjacent alleys to lower their sidewalks to grade per borough plans. Notices are to be sent within 30 days. noncompliance allows the borough to remove sidewalks at cost as a lien. The measure funds debt service with two bonds totaling 2000 dollars and outlines repayment and sale provisions.
A fragmented page lists real estate offices and agents including Edward Spaulding Frederick L. Brown and Stevenson Knight, with addresses and trade names. It also shows railroad timetable fragments for Erie Railroad Wyoming Division and New York connections, plus Sunday schedules and connections to local lines.
Train services from Scranton to New York Philadelphia and other cities listed with departures at 7:00 am 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm Sundays 2:40 pm to connections. Quaker City Express through vestibule car with limited changes to Faithmore and Washington DC. Rates and tickets from agents. Ch Tessler General Manager.
Incomplete timetable lists weekly train departures from Scranton at 6:08 AM with connections to Wilkes-Barre and Philadelphia area stops. Mentions routes via Piottsville and intermediate stations, plus travel toward Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh regions. Includes references to other towns and possible political notes about rail leaders.
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