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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1901
Page
2
A Virginia text describes a caregiver speaking of worsening illness and failed care. The narrator recalls medical decline, emotional strain, and a desire for death as the family sought relief from pain and distress.
A resident of Mid Lafayette Street suffered a severe kidney related pain and backache worsened by constant dull sensation. After trying various remedies and limited relief, she visited Matthews Bros drug store and was advised Dungive’s kidney Pills, which she used and reported complete improvement.
Albert Roskilly of GLL North Everett Avenue Hyde Park describes dull back pain tied to cold exposure and nighttime twinges. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills from Matthews Bros drug store with improving his condition.
Margaret Moses of Washburn Street Hyde Park reports relief from dull back ache and kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills recommended by Mrs. Jenkins. Another resident, Barnes of North Main Avenue, says back injury and kidney symptoms improved after taking Doan's pills bought at Matthews Bros. Drug Store. Both endorse the product and urge readers to insist on the genuine Foster Milburn Co. pills at 50 cents.
A garbled but readable portion reports a hospital fire and a sequence of tests and incidents. It mentions names, places, and a report of a necessary response with authorities and hospital officials involved. The text hints at a public notice about hospital operations and safety procedures.
The report notes preserved sight in one eye and improving condition of the other for Charie Hal, a fire victim. The Hull Benefit Fund grows daily with substantial cash subscriptions and in kind support, reflecting strong community response and ongoing public interest.
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple railway time details and station snippets. Mentions Wilkes, Danville, and other locations with scattered timetable references across lines. Indicates scheduling data and regional rail notes without complete context.
Annual report of Emergency Hospital shows nearly 400 patients cared for during the year. The board of directors expresses greater public interest in the work and thanks supporters. Auditors Burke Wy Hianapher Roy and Mille report the year’s finances clearly.
A fragmented text describes a consolidation of three local businesses under a single company, steering control toward consumers. It mentions carbide bringers and price offers, with trade details about stock and ownership shifting to a cooperative body and plans for a public meeting to discuss the takeover.
The text notes stockholders will share a per cent advantage on payments, with small subscription amounts seen as securing this benefit for contributors. It mentions stock being durable though short and references a legal council using a large container for a fee in Corthamdale, claimed to ensure supply purity.
Fragmentary text mentions a Catholic Benevolent foundation with a departure and an event at Burke's hall Go Titendin. References to a pre edit event and a season fondo on a chart are unreadable, leaving key details and dates indeterminable.
The St Rose church building fund stages a big attendance sports event. Prizes include dinner set, an umbrella, and several trophies to attract top players.
A fire at Park Place badly damaged a one story postoffice and two shops at 3 o'clock last evening. J J Corrigan a candy merchant and Edward Mulholland a dye shop occupied the building. The fire began in Corrigan's apartment likely from an overheated stove. Corrigan's stock ruined by water with about $100 loss. building not demolished beyond repair.
The jury found Edward Mc Dermott died from accidental causes after being seriously injured at the Coalbrook breaker on November 6. Mc Dermott, 13, fell to the rollers and died hours later at Emergency hospital. Legal action may follow for damages as the case proceeds.
The Carbondale crowd gathers for a lively entertainment program with lights and scenes at the local venue. Performances feature regional acts and a stage show described as engaging and well attended.
The fragment references Wikredan and the Marie company in a batik context with unclear details. It mentions Obie Mouse and dighty in a garbled line, offering no clear event dates or outcomes.
The fragment lists several women and names associated with a society gathering. Jeanne Marie Meine and Sadie Wiha appear among attendees, along with Phoenes Metile and Mary Murrasy. The page hints at a social event or meeting with note of a service or meal.
Fragmentary notes describe locations and individuals connected with medical and dental rooms in Salem Avenue, with names including P Meagher and A Gates. The text mentions a ward or tow operation and a later reference to a supper service, framed by harsh winter conditions and a mentioned Meihor’s lomballns.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a test event and a principal likely named Miss Michigan, with scattered phrases about avenues and people. Details are garbled. no clear event, date, or outcome is discernible from readable content.
An OCR reading from a West Virginia town notice shows partial text about local matters. readable names and places are sparse but suggest a civic or community notice with dates or actions not fully captured.
Fragmentary OCR text references multiple names and locations including Philadelphia, a possible meeting or company, and individuals such as Mike. The readable parts hint at a social or organizational context but lack coherent facts or dates to form a complete news item.
A report covers a workplace accident where Berward Snyder was trapped by a falling upright piano, narrowly escaping serious injury with May Mason’s help. The Gallegher versus Borough of Jermyn case proceeds, with Judge Carpenter to decide on contributory negligence. Other notes include hospital updates, visiting townsfolk, a concert arranged by North Band ladies club, and social club activities in Jermyn and Mayfield.
The Peckville council moves to organize a citywide event as residents prepare for activities in January. Officials including the mayor and council members outline dates and duties for the community gathering and related ceremonies.
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