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Freeland Tribune

Location

Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1903

Page

4

Commencement Program at Hast Stroudsburg Normal School

The Hast Stroudsburg normal school presents a commencement week schedule including seniors’ exercises, a graduation sermon by Prof. B L Kemp, a music recital, class day activities, choral concert with Miss Rebecca MacKenzie, alumni gatherings, and the dedication of a new recitation hall with addresses by Hon Horace Heydt. The events run June 20 through June 4 in sequence at the Normal chapel, gymnasium, and dining facilities.

Hast Stroudsburg Normal School Delaware B. L. Kemp Normal Chapel Oppenheim Wilkesbarre Normal Choral Society Rebecca MacKenzie New York Normal Gymnasium Normal Oppenheim Orchestra Horace Heydt Lehighton New Recitation Hall Miss MacKenzie

Threat Ends Preston Colliery at Girardville

Reads of mine abandonment following the 1902 strike after the Reading Company spent about 100000 to salvage the body of a drowned miner. Pumps failed when engineers and pumpmen quit, the mine flooded again, and the facility was razed as a consequence of labor conflict.

Preston Girardville Reading Company

Depth in Planting at Michigan Station Tests

Depths from half an inch to a foot were used to plant wheat oats flax corn barley clover peas and buckwheat. Germination peaks varied by species with wheat flax corn and clover best at one inch while oats require two inches peas four inches barley half an foot and wheat two inches. Clover failed above two inches. Some oats corn and peas emerged when planting reached eight inches or more.

Michigan Station

Alfalfa in Texas and the growing press interest

The piece notes alfalfa is gaining attention in Texas newspapers and among agricultural presses. It cites editors shaping public opinion on farming issues, including alfalfa, farmers institutes, bogs, and dairying, and remarks on the timing of planting and cultivation of strawberry plants, warning about weeds and small fruits being incompatible.

Texas Farn and Ranch

Photograph Sparks a Long Forgotten Romance

Emily Daggetty struggles to begin a Sunday feature as she recalls Ned Ball, their twenty year old engagement, and the faded photograph of an old man with a long beard. She writes as if to Ned, describing a campus past, a dying lover, a charity ward, and a life delayed by grief and duty.

Miss Daggeetty Daggetty Emily Daggetty Dag Jim Ned Ball Ned Charity Hospital Father Tim Greene

Photograph Evidence From The Hermit Of Smole’s Mountain

A newsroom tale recounts a dimly lit photo of John Watkin the hermit of Smole’s mountain. The back of the picture reveals a narrative about his thirty years in a cabin, rumors of wealth, and a tragic end. The narrator muses on money, fate, and a dead editor’s handiwork.

John Watkin Smole’s Mountain

Window Sill Secrets and a Hidden Fortune

A jagged confession recalls a deceased figure and a hidden stash. Emily Dalgetty is drawn into an old mystery as a canvas bag holding twenty thousand dollars is found beneath a window sill. The narrator, a weary newspaper man, reveals love, occult lectures, and a Civil War curse while detailing a sanatorium scene and a wheelchair bound student preacher.

Azra Ned Old Dick Deadeye Emily Dalgetty Archie Dalgetty

Snuff Volcanoes With New Liquid Remedy Claim

A New Zealand man claims a liquid can extinguish volcanoes quickly whether active or threatening. The same approach, experts say, may halt many diseases by calming their initial symptoms. Dr David Kennedy's favorite remedy is marketed by the Dr. David Kennedy Corporation with 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes and a free trial sample by mail.

New York Herald New Zealand David Kennedy

Local Events and Talks Highlight June Activities

On June 20 Hazleton All-Collegians meet Freeland Tigers at Tig Park with 15 cent admission. St Ann's Parochial School hosts grand opera house entertainments on June 22 and 23 with 15 25 and 35 cent tickets. June 25 sees Kreeford High School commencement at Grand Opera House with 10 and 15 cent seats. July 1 Good Wills Social Club picnic planned at Public Park. July 4 parade and picnic by Citizens Hose Company at Public Park. Our Diamond Fields feature by Prof William E Hobbs links North American diamonds to Canadian volcanic blue ground and glacier transport. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure advertised for digestion and vitality with Grover's City drug store.

Hazleton All-Coljlgians Freeland ‘Tigers Tig ‘Ere Publix St. Ann’s Cltizens’ Hose Company Wisconsin William E. Hobbs North Amerea Canadian Fludsey Bay Ilkesbarre Hazleton Broad and Wyoming Streets Hasleton Wilkesbarre Conyneham Pass Urume Belsols St. John Nesenpeck Pass Albert and Magieton Ashley Duretion Alvan Malikle Freeland Vitom Cearslowing Harlwood Hazleton Jutetton Harwood Crantsery Tombicken Derringer Hagieton Beaver Meadow Road Stockton Hasle Brook Eckley Jeddo Dritton Dully Ee Wark Ile

Do You Enjoy What You Eat Do You Enjoy What You Eat

An advertisement touts Kodol as a universal digestant that enables all foods to be eaten without rumbling and with full nutrient absorption. It claims digestion of all foods, plus tonic and reconstructive effects, curing indigestion and dyspepsia. Prices are one dollar for regular bottles and fifty cents for trial sizes.

Grover's City City Drug Store E. OC Dewitt & CO Chicago Lik Grover City Drug Store

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