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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1901
Page
6
West Side Conclave No 211 hosted Judge Carpenter and guests after a business meeting. Two cases faced Alderman Kellew. T. E. Price won first prize in a show window contest. Notes and personals highlighted upcoming events and social items.
The dive entertainment at Sinner Avenue Presbyterian promises unusual merit with a program featuring talented animators from Elm City. Notable participants include Thomas Abra Mis Slavie Mowatt Mrs Panne and several Misses Davies, Jom, Hughes, Brewing, Annie, and others. Doors open at Tahatelaek with an expected lively performance and delightful acts.
A garbled column recounts various sports and hunting updates. Mentions Davis and Staresh in a woodland setting with a New York sportsman, plus references to BeBarev and Wielgane. Contains fragmented phrases about a forthcoming contest and listings of dwellings and furnishings.
In a puzzling fragment, players in a tile game event face a heavy clash with unclear participants. The fragment hints at a strong matchup and intense competition underway.
Thomas J. Prien received information from the News Trade Bulletin about a photograph submission winning a cash prize of 10. The event featured participants at the Muirehildl hotel where prizes were awarded. The report notes attendees and the overall atmosphere of the gathering.
An event description lists speakers including Moses Woe and Daayid ayereer at Peta Avenue Bethlehem facility with special music and multiple attendees. The report mentions a Virginian dignitary and a planned address, with attendees from local groups and a note on religious sentiment and community participation.
The text presents a jumble of names, places, and phrases that resemble a historical newspaper fragment. Readable entities include various names and potential notices, but the overall content is incoherent and lacks a clear single event or announcement.
A testimonial from Mrs E C Sart of Kansas City praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for ailments of women. The letter urges readers to seek the remedy rather than doctors and notes a disclaimer about the testimonial’s genuineness.
Miles Tray shores up a lead as Viney the Vedoe and U0 Stent compete in a women’s event. Readings show a tight field with several notable performances and a clear finish in the final phase.
Soft silkoline quilts filled with down and sturdy comforts priced at 5.00 each. Cotton filled comforts with sateen covers, 1.50 each. Crib blankets 40 inches with pink and blue borders 1.25 and 4.00 per pair. All white all wool blankets 70 by 82 inches weigh 5 pounds priced 4.00 and 15.00 per pair.
A garbled OCR item reports a payment by Delaware and Hudson with several unclear names and dates. The fragment mentions October and a possible official or ceremonial context. No coherent events or outcomes are readable.
The notice describes an autumn excursion by N. O. and W. Abusal to New York with plans for a guided trip and meetings. It references departure arrangements, schedules, and involved organizers, noting a caution about weather and timing. The fragmentary text names J. O. Atbherson and Geneva among participants or officials.
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