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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1901
Page
8
The note warns that alum in baking powder harms health by causing dyspepsia liver and kidney issues. It argues pure powders are cheaper by about a third of a cent per bake and offers free samples to test for alum content.
Judge Carpenter heard the Gallagher versus Borough of Jennyn case with contributory negligence questions. Landford sues a tenant for a month’s rent and a dispute over the Gumnae Estate sale arises. The judge reserved decision after adjourned hearings and extended trial matters involving several attorneys and witnesses.
A garbled page describes a court hearing with mentions of Maelchil Guten and Tentun, with references to witnesses like Chet Dis Veitiere and Ceara. The text includes fragmented phrases about petitions, interests, and a judge or clerk, but most names and actions are obscured by OCR errors.
The plan proposes a through Pullman service from New York to the Pacific coast with New Orleans as a transfer point. It promises uniform Pullman accommodations for travelers, reducing winter travel hardship by routing to the famed Pacific winter resort.
John Shaughnessy, an import detained in the county job for a month, was released yesterday on his own recognizance. The charges against him included a quottetie of crimes with limited evidence, and the term of confinement appeared completed.
An argument for the stomach’s primacy in bodily health and nutrition. The piece claims stomach disease spreads to heart liver kidneys and lungs, then praises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and related digestive disorders, enabling proper nourishment through digestion and assimilation.
Letters from Mrs. Julia A. Willcox of Cygnet Ohio Mrs. Twey Hayter of Jacksboro Texas and Mrs. David W Guice of Hamburg Mississippi claim Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery cured their illnesses including weak heart Bright s disease and liver troubles They describe long illnesses improvement after taking the remedy and returning to daily tasks
A garbled rail timetable summary lists multiple city lines and stops with scattered references to trains and connections. Names of places and operators appear amid fragmented words, signaling a damaged page segment documenting schedules and routes.
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names and terms such as He Allee Mh dh Bhawhe and George I taps nails. The text appears as a jumble of words, lacking coherent sentences, dates, places, or clear events.
The readable portion lists names and terms in a garbled format related to the Wyong Division and various acronyms. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable. the fragment appears unreadable or corrupted.
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