Susquehanna Coal to Build Full Electric Iron Breaker
Round the Region notes a Susquehanna Coal Company plan to erect an all electric, iron and steel coal breaker near the Auvhineless mine south of Wilkes-Barre with no boiler houses and on site electricity generation. Also covered are a threatened injunction over a Duryea lighting contract, a Lehigh Valley railroad bridge dispute, a smallpox quarantine at Pottsville, a perjury conviction in Schuylkill County, and factory fire losses at Olyphant and a strike at Buttonwood colliery with 700 workers absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna Coal Company
Wilkesbarre
Arc Ehitect
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Hazleton-Wilkes-Barre Trolley Company
Durham
Tunkhannock
William Kurtz
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Kurtz
Board of Health
Borough of
Duryea
Sweet Lighting
Marey
Black Diamond Light Company
Joseph Close
William Penn
Schuylkill County
Close
Kelper's
Abram Nesbitt
Stanley Danvenport
George Cutler
Dennis Mackin
Retreat
Nanticoke
Plymouth
Olyphant
Olyphant Shoe Company
J. T. Dougher
Buttonwood
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
White Haven
LLLN
H.W Lbor
Cortandt Street
New York City
CHAS
Lee
Cortlandt Street
G. J. Gildroy
Cazleton
Hed&lawark
Susquehanna
Semay
Ell RatRoap
Drifton
Jeddo
Eckley
Hazienook
Stockton
Beaver Meadow Road
Roan
Hazleton Junction
Harwood
Kerry
Fomhicken
Deringer
Jennie
Oneida
Harwood Road
Rumboldt Road
Keppton
Cranberry
Tombicken
Lave
Oneida Junction
Humboldt Road
Sheppton
January social and fundraising events listed for Eckley and Krell venues
A sequence of social and fundraising events scheduled in January includes a pair at Eckley Catholic church on January 11, a Young Men’s Corps entertainment at Girand opera house with 1 and 15 cent admission on January 12, Loyal Castle No. 65 at Krell’s opera house from January 13 to 18, a shooting contest results at William Gallagher’s on January 11, a Polish societies ball for St Kasimer’s Catholic church at Krell’s on January 30 with 25 cent tickets, and a joint Citizens Hose and Fourth Ward Fire Company ball at Krell’s on January 31 with 50 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckley Catholic Church
Girand Opera House
Loyal Castle
M. C
Krell’s Opera House
Bear
William Gallagher
South Ridge Street
Preeland
Citizens Tlose Company
Fourth Ward Fire Company
Arranging Furniture and the Allure of Royal Copenhagen
The article advises placing furniture to serve function over mere space filling. It cites a mahogany slab used as a card receiver near a door and stresses purposeful seating and tables. It notes Royal Copenhagen ceramics as a season favorite for elegant, unusual patterns appealing to collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theaturday Evening Post
New York
Royal Copenhagen
Pittsburg
Siphon Milk Skimmer Demonstrates Cream Separation
Newark inventor Charles A. Mead introduces a siphon skim mer device to draw off milk after cream formation without spilling cream. It allows full separation or controlled mixing by adjusting the outer leg length, with graduations for precision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Mead
Newark
N. J
Edible Joints and Salads From Household Columns
The article discusses meat cuts like the flank joint and back ribs, noting price and bone value, plus methods for tender, well basted roasts. It offers a reserve salad recipe with boiled potatoes, truitis, red herrings, and a mustard mayonnaise, and mentions rising popularity of iced cider and cider cup as hygienic beverage options.
Hints for Farmers Care of Sheep In Winter
Advice from American Cultivator on winter sheep care.
Coning Irrigation Rule for Garden Crops
A Kansas farmer advises in American Agriculturist that soaking the ground deeply then waiting until it needs water again yields best results for most crops. He notes this method contrasts with daily or frequent light watering and cautions that tomatoes may differ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Agriculturist
Tam
Kansas
Oldest Daughters From Family Talk in Boston Transcript
A dialogue about who is the oldest daughter unfolds with Mrs. Greene and Mrs. White debating names Fannie and Mabel. The exchange highlights consistency in claims on age and family roles, ending with a wry remark about mercy on the age question.
Barber's Musical Shave and a Street Piano Tune
A Philadelphia Press quip notes a barber who shaves to a street piano's tune, whistling along with the melody as he works. The humor rests on the barber's rhythmic timing and musicality during a shave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
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Freeland Tribune
THE
Tribune Printing Company, Limited
Orrick
Main Street
Freeland
Tribune
Castorita
Beara
Castoria
Laxakola
Enus
Cusdiren
Angie
Pownthouse
Shiloh
C. Wells & Co
le Roy
N.Y
Boyle
Rochester
Shenandoah
Weunwling
Atract
McMenamin’s
South Centre Street
Pennsylvania
Appiness
the Record
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Wm. Wehrman
Watchmaker
NeuBurger’s
Ehigh Valley Railroad
Weatherly
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Easton
Sandy Run
White Huyen
Pittston
Hazleton
Delano and Pottsville
Delano
Mahunoy City
Shevandorh
Mt. Carmel
Mahanoy City
West
Philadelhia
Chamnoy City
Ilkes-Barre
Hazi
Roston
Shenascoal
Nazleton
Loturre
Smith
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