Delightful Talk at Institute Sparks Teacher Confidence
Henry Houck led an upbeat morning at the old time schools institute with four addresses and a chorus of forty training school girls. T Carson urged modest self confidence for teachers as Jayne and others spoke, stressing promptness, kindness, and the four core branches plus practical duties in early education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Houck
T. Carson
Jayne
Lieol
Annie Barnees
Henry Howck
Bome
Oo T. Carson
Horace Porter
General Grant
Himeelf
Loys
Tey
Robert ¥. Pierce
Mr. Houck
Tempt Appetite with Uneeda Biscuit Ad
An advertisement promotes Uneeda Biscuit as a ready lunch morsel baked by top bakers and packed in a moisture proof box. It urges consumers to refuse imitations and insist on the real Uneeda Biscuit from the National Biscuit Company.
Color as Theme energizes teachers at institute
The talk emphasized color brightening dark days and simple color touches in rooms, flowers, and ribbons. Principal W. W. Grant urged a pleasing personality in teachers as essential. T. Caron spoke on originality in teaching, with closing plans including renditions by O. T. Cursen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treihods
W. W. Grant
T. Caron
Institute
O. T. Cursen
Henry Wouth
O. K. Stuart
Pr. A. PL Bible
Wildcat train schedules and passenger engine notes
Industrial Jottings records Delaware Lackawanna and Western timetable items for April 11 with various Wildcat and passenger engine notes. Mentions trains South and North with times around 10 a m and 2 pm, crew listings including O Malley and Stevens, and admission ticket details for an 2 o'clock class on April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 1. Beavers
Cawler
O'Malley
Fof
Stevens
J.P. Stevens
George That
Ao. Bulishurs
Lehigh Traction plans Hazelton Wilkes Barre line progress
Senator C W Kilne of Lehigh Traction says construction of the Hazleton to Wilkes Barre line is certain with plans viewed and funds raised by upper class capitalists. Route choice unsettled between Amityville White Haven corridor or Wer Highton Butler Valley. Bids invited this summer. Oxford breaker rebuild underway under Moser Mears and Poland. coal now shipped via Bellevue shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Kilne
Lehigh ‘Traction Company
Hazleton
Wilkes-Barre
Eve Jong
Wilkes-Harre
Lehigh Traction Company
Afilnesville
White Haven
Wer Highton
Butler Valley
Oxford Beaker
Moser, Mears
Poland
Bellevue
Railway Station Renovation and Funding Update
Stationsmaster McCann led a force repairing the exterior of Lucka wink station on the platform elite. The Young Men's Christian association board allocates 2000 dollars to the Railroad department building fund, bringing total to 5000 dollars. A new bulletin board replaces the old one with tiled sections for multiple departments. The Lehigh Coal and Navigation canal boating season opens with about thirty boats anchored between Mauch Chunk and Allentown, roughly half between Mauch Chunk and Wellsport. all are expected to pass to Coalport by tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCann
Luckawink
Young Men's Hrietian Association
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Wellsport
Coalport
Timon
Plans Approved for Armory on Myrtle Street
A meeting in the Commonwealth building approved architect C L Holden’s armory plans for Myrtle street from Adams avenue to Jefferson avenue. Bids expected by May 1 with completion aimed for January 1, 1901, cost about 1500000 dollars. The four story brick and stone structure will feature a 60 by 40 foot drill hall, balconies, a basement swimming pool, gymnasium, shooting gallery, and ample quarters for eight companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Boles
Beranton
Bolen
Coleonel Ripple
Moir
Calapel Rows
Coleonel Mattes
Coonel Watres
Captain May
Holden
Adams Avenue
Jefferson
Myrtle Street
Mmunieioned
Armory to Feature Adams Avenue Entrance with Military Display
The main entry will face Adams avenue with additional doors on Jefferson avenue and Myrtle street. Stalalcages will flank Adams avenue, rising to the third floor. Plans include mounting armor figures to enhance the martial exterior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Avenue
Jefferson Avenue
Myrtle Street
Fragmented Query on Time and Clock in Lagon andapotte
The readable text questions the hour while criticizing delayed timekeeping and a past heavy pace. It mentions lingering shame at looking at a clock and references unclear places and names.
Fragmentary Philadelphia Bulletin note on age in joke
Incomplete clipping from the Philadelphia Bulletin shows a quip about aging and wit. The text is garbled with unclear names and phrases, offering little factual context or identifiable events.
Fresh Produce and Sea Foods at Local Market Stand
Fresh this morning Strawberries Tomatoes Cucumbers Boston and Home Grown Lettuce Radishes Celery Spinach Cauliflower New Potatoes Brussels Sprouts Turkeys Ducks Chickens and Capons All kinds of Fresh and Salt Water Fish Eooked Fish Oysters Clams Scallops and Shrimps Fancy Creamery Butter New Laid Eggs Best goods reasonable prices prompt delivery.
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Boston
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Hoek
Lella Porter
Paul Lawrenee Dimbars Aketches
Mandy
Eh Jayne
Won
Tin
Mike Muth
Crowld
Atlantic Refining CO
National Biscuit Company
Oxford
Wildcats
South
Thirsday
Ciligan
Bonnet
Townend
Mann
Beavers
Pusuprs
Roa. m
south—Houser
Migan
Murphy
South, Cawley
Architect Holden
Hood
Wigan
Whiledelphia Uuiletin
MASON
H. T. Mason Chem. CO
Arch St
Philadelphia
Scranton
Matthews Brothers, Wholeale and Retail
Lacka, Ave
Mgarrah A Thomas
Lack, Ave
W. J. Davis
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Women’s Spring Capes
Eton
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
Pierce's
Pierce’s Market
Avenue
Hanaa & Son Fine Shoes
Myer Davidow
Lackawanna Avenue
Agency Humanic
Cee Tha Ae
Viyer
Davidow
Wyoming Avenue
Third National Bank
Depositary OF
United States
Phrac
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Mount Pleasant Coal
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
the Dickson Manufacturing Co
Serunion Aid Witke
Jurra Pa
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Orient Leader
Florey & Brooks
Densten
Spruce St
Temple Court Building
Tribune
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