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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1895
Page
12
A miscellany article surveys women’s roles and health guidance. It praises new women’s rights, cites Milas Brownell’s population study, quotes opinion from New York and Chicago papers, and offers health advice for women including exercise and steam “plunge” baths.
Rev J Macbreth Rees to end ministry at Penyeroes and Llanilyfnt in May and begin in London the first Sunday in June. Owen Phillips of London to contest Montgomery boroughs as Liberal. brother of Wynford Philips. Debates on Welsh disestablishment bill face Liberal obstruction. Obituary notes Rev T Davies of Abergele died aged 73 after 46 years in Congregational ministry. Jabez Balfour extradition granted to British authorities. Denbigh borough Liberal candidate uncertainty with Colonel Naylor Leyland possible. Franciscan Anals notes Wales ecologisation issue and Catholic revival history in Wales.
A garbled historical excerpt notes Beyle Roche delivering a dramatic line about a rat and nip in the bud. The author suggests the ideas were clear yet the delivery muddied the thought, with readers distracted by odd phrasing and misspellings.
The Indianapolis Journal quotes a teamster praising a city hauler who has served twenty five years. A Mugwump gentleman mutters about a pull, reflecting local humor and political slang of the era.
The April concert week in London featured Adelina Patti's grande finale at Queen's Hall with a sparkling white satin gown and legion diamonds drawing cheers from a brimming crowd. Critics note her voice as worn and out of tune yet praise her stage presence and beauty, while the writer prefers Bispham and other singers. The piece also recounts a Kensington Palace Gardens reception where the author sang for a small audience and eyed a potential Parliament invitation.
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