Orders Placed During the Dull Season
The note states that orders were placed during a slow period, implying reduced activity and potential impacts on supply and scheduling. No specific names, dates, or organizations are provided.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1894
Page
8
The note states that orders were placed during a slow period, implying reduced activity and potential impacts on supply and scheduling. No specific names, dates, or organizations are provided.
Dr Reeves announces permanent establishment at 412 Spruce Street Scranton offering free service and cures for acute and chronic diseases for all ages. A new female department provides exclusive care for women and a Catarrh treatment promises four months of care for ten dollars with a home cure SPECIFIC claimed. Office hours daily 9 am to 9 pm Sundays 12 2 and 4 pm with entrance via elevator at Christian's hat store.
Yesterday marked a milestone as Rev Adalbert Kazinczy was ordained and led mass for the Hungarian Roman Catholic community. Bishops and priests from Wilkes-Barre, Scranton and Olyphant attended with a large congregation, praising the new church and its pastor.
Hallstead events include the R C Du Bois Hook and Ladder hop at Firemen's hall on Oct 17. Residents note visits by Rev L W Church returning from Bridgewater NY, and others like Miss Mary Scotton and Mrs J Tyler visiting Oxford NY. James T Du Bois of Washington and Frank Knapp attended a Syracuse wedding. B F Bernstein in NYC. Marshall Corbett a former US customs inspector in NY. A A McCreary on business in New London.
Carbondale residents are informed about the York Pennsylvania convention October 17 to 19 with rail and lodging options. Delegates may request private home board at $1 to $1.60 daily, apply for railcards, and join special Lehigh Valley and Central Railroad of New Jersey trains. Gettysburg trip planned. Local notices include births visits and a Carbondale High School football win 6 to 0 over Wilkes-Barre.
Frank Winter and Eliza Osborne of Wyoming Seminary visited family in Jermyn. A chicken supper benefits the Primitive Methodist church in Gilmore hall Wednesday evening. The band concert opening at 7. Doors will open at 7. William Winter Post G A R meets Tuesday evening. Firemen hold a fair tomorrow at 6 30 with parades by visiting companies and two bands. Admission ten cents with ladies free. Grace Wall visited Scranton friends. Mrs Wintern returned from Fleetyville after a ten day visit. Robert Trotter injured a hand possibly needing amputation. Families of Gardner Darrow and Bell attend a Factoryville reunion. W G Trim of Forest City visiting his daughter Mrs Crawford. Friends learn of John B Griffiths serious illness at Wesleyan University.
A bystander reflects on life in a bustling city of 100000 people, tracing a poor barefoot girl selling matches to broader social issues. The piece critiques naturalization practices, voting rights for foreigners, and debates Indiana Prohibitionists plans to sue election officers over women’s votes, alongside educational institute reforms.
East Stroudsburg reports visits and travels among residents. Charles Houck was accompanied by his mother and sister, and Professor Paul resumes duties after a short layoff. Several locals travel or host relatives in Scranton, Washington New Jersey, and Westport Pennsylvania as renovations and excursions continue.
James Twiss of the Grove house suffered a dislocated right shoulder and head bruises after a fall while hunting on Clifford hills. He was returned home and expected to recover in a few days. Thomas Meehan visited Carbondale. A group including M. F. Fadden Bryan Fallon and P. J. O Connor spent Saturday evening with Thomas Logan. James Meehan of Main street travels to Florida for the winter. Isaac Dawe, with a broken arm from Jermyns, is improving.
An item describes applying Hart Ent Paint to tin, galvanised tin, and sheet iron roofs to prevent wear, with notes on cost and ease of use. It emphasizes protective coating and long-lasting tinning solutions for roofs.
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