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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1898
Page
8
The Thirteenth Regiment's Augusta trip from Keysor North Carolina is recounted with pride. The journey featured attentive crowds in Southern Pines and Augusta, minor injuries, a hospital car attached for the march, and praise for Major Von Schroeder and the regiment's endurance and conduct.
The article notes six weeks before Christmas the holiday season will boost demand for novelties and gift wares. It highlights new arrivals from Europe including Bronzes Leathers and Dresdens from Germany Hand Painted Toilet Articles Nic Nacs and Jewelry from France Ivory Cut Glass Silver and Gun Metal Novelties from England. It invites readers to see a wide collection of Statuettes Busts Vases Toilet Things and Table Articles and asserts price is fair without compromising quality.
A splendid assortment of new shades for women streetwear available at prices lower than Dent’s New York agents. If you are satisfied with a $1.00 glove you’ll be satisfied with no other. Made to fit and wear well, these gloves compare to a famous brand at a fraction more than our $1.00 asking.
Text fragment mentions MaGill oquare and a reference to BALE PA, leaving unclear context or full event. No clear names, dates, or actions emerge to identify a concrete news item or public notice.
A flood of testimonial quotes praising Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets appears from judges, diplomats, engineers, ministers, and pastors. They claim relief from indigestion, improved appetite, and easier digestion, with mentions of nationwide usage and a 30 cent price for full sized packages.
Soldiers from the Thirteenth, one mile away at Wireless Junction, slept in a cave overnight as rain continued. They moved equipment to army wagons and set up camp quickly, teaching other regiments to bring bunks along instead of leaving them behind at Camp Meade. Richard J. Bourke.
Peckville suffered outages Saturday and Sunday due to wires grounding and burning from high voltage. Electrical engineer Martin Marios will inspect the system in upcoming digs and inventory it. Harlowe claims the plant costs under 900 dollars, within a 15 000 appropriation, and offers to operate and outfit it for a set payment. The Odd Fellows Hall association meets tonight, and funeral services for Samuel Arnold, heart failure victim, are at 2 PM today in Mott Haven. Perry Murding visited his family at Ararat yesterday.
The vault at the bank is secured by the Ilomnes Electric Protective System. The note highlights reliance on a high voltage protection method to deter theft and unauthorized access.
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