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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1901
Page
3
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A local committee presents an operatic carnival at the Lyceum in Scranton to benefit Tahnemann hospital. Events include elaborate scenes and a Saturday matinee with many performers. Tickets are in demand as preparations and program details unfold.
The annual meeting of the Plutine hospital association highlights four young ladies graduating from the Training School for Nurses. Addresses by Rev. George L. Alvich and Dr. F. D. Brewster, and re elections of former trustees with a new trustee chosen. The report details donors, committee roles, and the hospital’s mission to expand nursing education and patient care.
An old advertisement-like passage describes blood history from bone marrow to liver and asserts Scott's Emulsion as a vital blood food that enhances color and aids red-blood production. It promotes the product as essential for pale faces.
An old advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and poor appetite. It claims the tablets allow eating wholesome food, rest the stomach, and improve digestion, promising quick relief and lasting benefit.
An economic league organization was formed with a president J. Tem at the helm and a slate of officers including vice presidents, secretary A. B. Taiker and treasurer I. T. Enillips. The committee emphasized civic reform, education, and sympathy for urban citizens while outlining future event planning and committee work.
A committee of business and professional men seeks a settlement with the strike by presenting General Manager Silliman with a proposal. Silliman suggests mediation with the strike leadership and a secret ballot among employees to accept or reject a settlement.
The thirty third public recital of the Conservatory of Music at St Luke's drew a large audience last evening. The program featured pane selections well presented with careful contrast and adherence to high standards. Student works highlighted the event, with one piece near the end earning praise for its vivacity and lyricism.
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Readable text fragments describe fragmented names and places with no coherent event or outcome to summarize into a dated news item or clear action. The passage lacks identifiable people, organizations, dates, or location details to form a factual card.
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