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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1899
Page
6
A man and two women form a fatal bond after the dead wife’s memory lingers. Affection for the living wife grows as a haunting poem spurs a grim test of devotion, ending with the wife’s suicide and the husband’s death beside her, leaving the grave and memory to divide the living.
The article argues appetite links to liver and bowels function and introduces Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as restoring appetite and vitality. It cites A M Calloway of Columbus, GA claiming prior catarrh and skin issues resolved after use, with improved appetite and health.
Pasquale Demiurvo’s tile boot and shoe shop on Chestnut Street opened to a mess of toxins and months of clutter. Tools, bowls, shoes and other items were missing after a break in, with guesswork linking the theft to local depredations around Bunker Hill.
An Epworth league event at the Methodist Episcopal church Friday evening features a skit titled The Reason Why. A group of young men and women will perform on stage to tell in verse the reasons they are unmarried, with humorous climaxes, followed by refreshments.
The funeral for the little child of Mr. and Mrs. John Ellie was held yesterday at 2:30 p.m. at their home on Fourth Rin kely street, with interment in Forest Hill Cemetery. A bicycle contest closing tonight was delayed due to George Wencel's absence from the South Side. The First Presbyterian church concert last evening drew a good crowd and proved entertaining. A Smead and Wills Heating representative arrived to address ventilation issues at No 4 school.
Miss Kelly of Philadelphia visited Mr William Crane on Cherry street for a week then returned home. Miss Clorna Frisbey of MAN street visits acquaintances in South Cenron. Mr and Mrs Sharp of Grove street welcome a baby. Mr and Mrs T P Letchworth and son Bertie return from a week at Dundaff. Rev James Hughes of South Africa will lecture on the British Boer War at the Baptist church Daley street Dunmore Thursday 7 45 pm admission ten cents.
Property listing for Ridge Row Plot fronting Ridge Row near Nay Arge Park, spanning Harrison to Arthur avenues. Lots priced from 500 dollars to 00 dollars, with contact Ferber as trustee at 506 Connell Building, Phone 10223.
The semi annual Baptist Young People's Union of Northeastern Pennsylvania met at the First Welsh Baptist church in Scranton yesterday. Three sessions covered business in the morning, then addresses by Rev D D Hopkins and others. afternoon featured talks on Concretion of Ability and the National Christian Culture, with Miss Margaret Vaughn and Miss Cora Roberts among speakers. Evening included Christian stewardship remarks and a closing with a prize banner presentation to the Scranton society. The convention resumes today with further business and services.
The Lackawanna railroad offers a one dollar fare for a five day New York round trip from Mt Morris Ithacs Oswego Utica and intermediate points on November 21 1869. The promotional week promises a gay and interesting winter spell with travel appeal to metropolis seekers.
Football game this year between Columbia College and the Carlisle Indians will be held at Manhattan Field on November 2. Columbia College recently defeated Yale on the gridiron. the Columbia eleven is notable as the only non Big Four outfit to score against Yale. The Indians have defeated top college teams in the United States. Theaters feature May Irwin Julia Arthur and many others this week. The city plans holiday dress and round trip tickets priced one dollar will be sold November 21 for travel through November 26 with restrictions.
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