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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1894
Page
6
Short serial stories from Bacheller and Johnson printed in The Tribune under special arrangement with leading city journals. This fragment notes the association and distribution across papers.
Dr Helen Glade treats Constance Passmore ailing niece of Maj. Roger Passmore and Ruth Passmore. The family disputes Dr Lancewood and debates Hastings travel as the patient improves through a narcotic tonic and moral support. Walter Plyne, the cousin, reappears in conversation.
At a recent meeting the South Carolina presbytery received Rev James Woodrow D D into membership after a rigorous examination. He affirmed belief in the scriptures as God’s word and that Moses wrote most of the Pentateuch, except possibly the account of his own death, clarifying past doubts over his views on human descent.
The article denounces Mr Wilson and his band as pestiferous to the country. It argues the nation suppresses them to preserve power rest and common sense, praising broad support for stability and prosperity while dismissing a few dissenters as benighted cuckoos.
From the Philadelphia Record the piece riffs on an old song refrain that the world must turn around and notes that political revolutions in the United States typically take about two years to complete and urges readers to watch for what comes next.
A collage of professional cards lists physicians from Dr G Edgar Dean to Dr W S Allen, offering office hours and specialties. followed by multiple attorneys including Jessups, Patterson, Wilcox, Hand, Boyle, Shely and others with offices across Scranton. Also notes a missing Worcester Kindergarten and School opening details.
Taft specialty dentist office listed in Washington avenue offering porcelain crown and bridge work. Also mentions Laubach Burgeon Center, Stratton Office Coal Exchange, and N Calender Dime Bank building as connected locations or partners in a historical ad.
Walter architect offices listed at 606 Washington Avenue and price building 126 Washington Avenue Scranton with F Brown architect also noted.
The notice outlines train schedules for the Central Railroad of New Jersey Lehigh and Susquehanna divisions with express and local services to New York Philadelphia Reading Harrisburg Pottsville and other points. It lists departure times including morning and Sunday runs and notes through service to various terminals and stations with ticketing and inquiry options at the station.
Rollin H. Wilbur and Chas. S. Ler announce train connections from Scranton to Philadelphia New York Buffalo Rochester and other points via D L & W R R B & O R R and Lehigh Valley routes with Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on all trains.
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