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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1894
Page
8
The store emphasizes original and exclusive sales, expert staff, and customer satisfaction. It highlights a vast underwear collection with garments of all sizes and weaves, including Union suits, Saties sanitary underwear, and Australian lambs wool items.
Dr Reeves is now established at 2 Spruce Street Scranton offering free examinations and advice for chronic diseases of men women and children. He and assistants treat nervous system disorders eye ear nose and throat ailments digestive issues rheumatism loss of vitality and other illnesses with permanent local service and no one turned away.
Public notice advertises a purported catarrh cure offered to customers with a three month free trial for five dollars. It claims a speedy, permanent relief and urges people to visit Christian's Hat Store to receive the treatment during daily hours and on Sundays.
Report notes a Republican triumph in this borough and neighboring East Stroudsburg with a street parade and musicians. It also chronicles local incidents and visits, including arrests for railroad coach window damage, a new Monroe Brick and Tile company, Penn football practice at Delwater Gap, and various social calls amid hints of approaching winter.
Archbal d University Extension circle announces two week reopening of the St Thomas congregation fair with new articles and evening programmes. Col H B Sprague delivered Shakespeare lecture on military elements. next talk covers Baconian authorship theories. Remains of Michael Dunn laid to rest after requiem mass at St Thomas church with Grand Army of the Republic detachment.
Dalton voters backed the Republican slate in a calm election, indicating a likely GOP year. Social notes record Mrs. Murray of Wilkes-Barre visiting relatives, and a surprise 70th birthday party for Mrs. Asa Eaton with guests from Scranton and nearby towns.
James J. Davis died at his River street home after a long illness of consumption. He is survived by his wife and a four year old son, his mother Mrs. Jane Davis, and three sisters in Grand Rapids New York City and De Land. The funeral will be at 45 River street. Carbondale High School football faces Wood's Business College at Alumni Park. Local updates include visits and moves among residents and a civic meeting planned by Lb. W. Humphrey to organize a parade for a Republican victory.
Snow blanketed Honesdale and Wayne County as six inches fell overnight paralyzing memory of mild falls. Dr Patterson led a sleigh ride and a runaway Leeman Bunnell team caused no injuries but scattered snow across Main Street and Park Street. The Rev Atkinson of St George s will preach at St Agnes in town over Sunday, with visits from Miss Vinnie Roge and Mrs Stoddard Van Inwegen. Local hunters guided by Bill and Matt Kimble head to Pike County for deer and bear.
Thomas Johna of Pleasant Mount won a victory in town yesterday. L P Wedeman was legally engaged in Honesdale yesterday. Snow fell steadily for this place yesterday. Born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Dayies a son. Workingmen repair the borough school roof. The town went Republican by forty nine votes. Brant McLaughlin recovers from typhoid pneumonia. A photograph social was held at Flo Allens home under the Young People’s society. Miss Allie Chase of Carbondale played piano solos. Visitors included Miss Minnie Bowen H Likely C Houser and others.
Dr Gibbons of Syracuse argues electricity can suspend death and allow resuscitation. He asks Governor Flower to permit testing on Charles F Wilson at Auburn prison, claiming success in animal trials and prior human cases. The proposal targets new era in electricity use and crime policy, with Wilson consenting to the procedure.
Miss Kathleen Foley of New York is visiting Mrs. C. B. Williams. Mrs. Walter Horton and Mrs. Sarah Lambkin of Sheffield Pa. are visiting their sister Mrs. O. H. Williams. Mrs. Auguste Benjamin is visiting her brother in Elmira.
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