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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1901
Page
4
The Scranton railway strike failed to reach an agreement after a conference between the strikers’ executive committee and Vice President E. W. Clark and General Manager Silliman. Strikers refused to return to work unless all members were re employed, ending hopes for a settlement Saturday afternoon.
Bertha Irene Saur aged 2 6 died at her parents George and Annie Saur home from scarlatina as several town children suffer. Funeral held yesterday afternoon at St John's cemetery Butler valley. Mrs Robert L Lingard and son Trobert of Summit Hill visit the Keenan family in Butler valley.
Mrs. O. D. Marx, long a resident of Big Horn county, hunted alone near Beaut Creek on the Shoshone river. mounting a spirit ed horse and with a 20 30 Winchester she shot a huge black bear four times, hitting vital spots and bringing the animal down at her feet. Returning home, she shared portions of the meat with friends amid congratulations.
Ans to Jackets. Small women and most Frenchwomen prefer boleros or very short jackets while tall women wear jackets with long basques. The fashion supports both short and long silhouettes depending on height, with proper fit guiding popularity and elegance.
A column laments low quality cheap furniture sold by department stores, arguing good furniture lasts longer and costs less over time. It cites Edward Bok and contrasts $60 solid pieces with $40.83 bedroom suites, urging readers to choose honestly made items.
Miss Grace Welsh will preach tonight at Itoliness Christian church with all invited to attend. Rev J B Kerschner delivered an instructive sermon at St John's Reformed church last evening to members of Council No 348 Jr O U A M.
On December 14 to 28 the Tigers Athletic Club hosts a fair at Krell's opera house followed by a Loyal Castle No 65 A O K of M C fair on January 12 at the same venue.
The piece discusses a Kate Greenway style gown with gauged yoke loose girdle and large sleeves gathered at the wrist. Silk velvet or heavy satin preferred, with bright flower-embroidered sprays in gold and silver. A second note contrasts medieval inspired designs and rich fabrics recalling earlier triumphs in fashion.
A correspondent in Alabama jokes about trying writing and seeks guidance on earning a living from it. He wonders which genres to pursue and whether to start with novels or lists and asks for prompt advice. An ad for Elystin's extracts and perfumery appears alongside quips about appearance and social life.
A fragment notes Mrs Up todate puzzled by a pair of new suitors as two lads appear simultaneously. The Chicago Post advertises watches and jewelry repaired, attributed to Kelper.
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